the latest pictures from trafalgar square in central london. formally announce his nominee to fill the supreme court seat left vacant by the death of ruth bader ginsburg today. us media reports say he will nominate federal appeals courtjudge, amy coney barrett. she's known for her conservative religious views and has called abortion immoral. david willis reports. amy coney barrett is an outspoken conservative and the ideological opposite of the woman she is expected to replace. a devout catholic and mother of seven, she was the early favourite to take the place of ruth bader ginsberg, a liberal icon and the first woman ever to lie in state in the us capital. and her nomination will come before miss ginsberg has even been laid to rest, with what is already becoming a highly contentious presidential election only weeks away, president trump clearly believes time is of the essence. i think this will end up in the supreme court, and i think it's very important that we have nine justices, and i think the system is going to go very quickly. i'll be s

in london scuffles broke out between police and corona virus skeptics gathered at trafalgar square to protest pandemic restrictions hundreds of anti-matter activists appear to flout social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up the rally. tensions rose during a protest in jerusalem against prime minister benjamin netanyahu is response to the coronavirus pandemic critics say the current lockdown is destroying the economy protesters came from across israel to join the weekly anti-government demonstrations. when the coronavirus emerged many predicted disaster for africa after all it's been a major victim of aids ebola malaria and other public health tragedies but despite occasional substandard hospitals and sanitation and political instability in parts of the continent the worst case scenario hasn't come to pass to the contrary african countries have largely cope better than many wealthier nations. supply hand sanitizer check for fever and of course. shop has in kenya's capital nairobi have to comply with the rules everyone has their guidelines everyone

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in london scuffles broke out between police and corona virus skeptics who were gathered at trafalgar square to protest pandemic restrictions hundreds of anti mass activists appeared to flout social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up the rally. this is deja vu news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news or visit our website d w dot com. org . in germany the last few summers have been among the hardest and drives didn't living memory march to the delight of vintners life a calendar this is your pleasure to be able to harvest grapes like these that taste so great it's just fantastic. but not everyone is profiteering in many places the lack of rain has caused huge problems says the guys in on university researchers are studying the effects of climate change on vittie culture i know the one thing is clear there's no going back summers like the one of 28 are becoming more frequent and they're here to stay. what does that mean for the future of wine growing well europe's top wind soon be made by norwegian vintners like an angry. he would ne

they've been scuffles between police and people gathered on london's trafalgar square to protest coronavirus restrictions hundreds of anti mass activists appeared to be flouting social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up the rally. here's a look now at other developments in the coronavirus endemic around the world. a new study suggests fewer than 10 percent of people in the united states have antibodies to the corona virus the result would mean the country is further from herd immunity event previously estimated myanmar's biggest city young gone is back under strict lock down the city is one of the most affected by the corona virus in the country infection numbers in myanmar are expected to pass 10000 in the coming days indian prime minister narendra modi has told the united nations that his country will help the world produce and deliver but central coronavirus vaccines modi vowed to use the nation's resources for all humanity since india is the world's biggest vaccine maker. germany has pledged to switch to renewable energy wind turbines are caught on

several hatdred demonss gathered in trafalgar square calling covid -- coronavirus a hoax and odemanded end restriction. there were 9000 new cases in the past wee in france, hundreds of anti-mask activists hit the streets chanting, let our children breathe and protesting what they dictatorshilth the nation saw another t6,000 cases past wee in terms of the size of protest, those two countries pale in comparison to what happened in germany. tens othousands of anti-mask protesters gathered in berlin, some throwing rocks and bottles, many were arrested. meanwhile germany has reported another 8000 infections. what is going on in europe? thomas barrow is a reporter for deutsche welle. thank you so much for joining explain to us with the message inthese protesters is german it is the same we are hearing in the u.s.? thomas: it is simar. there are protesters who went to the street saturday, around 38,000 in the streets in berlin. would say the message that unites them all was the decision to go against what the government has been doing in germany because they believe the governmentin is inng o

in london scuffles broke out between police and coronavirus skeptics gathered at trafalgar square to protest pandemic restrictions hundreds of anti masked activists appear to flout social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up. now when the coronavirus emerged many predicted disaster for africa after all it's been. a major victim of aids in bhola malaria and other public health tragedies but despite sometimes substandard hospitals and sanitation and political instability in some parts of the continent the worst case scenario hasn't come to pass to the contrary african countries have largely coped better than many industrial countries. supply hand sanitizer check for a fever and of course wear a mask shop is in kenya's capital nairobi have to comply with the rules everyone has their guidelines everyone knows what to do no one wants to get sick. the continent's leading for ologist and many of his colleagues say that this discipline is one of the decisive reasons for africa's low infection rate. countrymen who started that measure cannot i cannot overe

denounce the government's new code lockdown measures as police moved in to disperse the crowds in trafalgar square for ignoring social distancing not wearing face masks demonstrators threw bottles at the officers who responded with batons the rally was called after the new coronavirus restrictions were revealed police made several arrests and a number of people were injured. in the impasse in lebanon the caretaker prime minister there has stepped down after failing to form a unity government the president michel had earlier admitted a miracle would be needed to achieve any given due to disagreements on religious based quotas for key appointments lebanon's been in limbo since the previous cabinet resigned on mass following the huge blast in beirut which killed hundreds president has given a stark warning if the prime minister designate failed to bring any of the political sides together. as. he said government is not sure where are we heading. of course. why else would i be standing here speaking if this wasn't the case. or france has led efforts in its former colony to get a good it's a government

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restrictions ended in violence on saturday police moved in to disperse a crowd of up to 15000 in trafalgar square for failing to comply with social distancing 9 officers and 3 protesters were injured and several arrests were made. if prime minister had unveiled the new restrictions on cheese day after a spike in infections it's led to critics claiming that he's been fumbling his way through the crisis since he began. i do want people to start to go back to work now if you can and allow a move significant return to normality from november at the earliest possibly in time for christmas and there were doctors in our medical advisors that they are unanimous that things will be far better by the spring. so as things stand now people are required to work from home if they can masks are now mandatory for taxi drivers and passengers and rule breakers will be fined 200 pounds for a 1st offense furthermore all pubs and restaurants are now required to close by 10 pm the british public health expert professor john ashton believes the government needs to rebuild the trust lost since the 1st lockdown. this ver

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conspiracy theorists coronavirus skeptics and i have access were among the protesters in trafalgar square earlier this saturday. police say that several arrests were made. firefighters still battling a blaze which started on friday in a national forest in the u.s. state of arizona it's now said to cover some $450.00 acres helicopters have been dropping water in an effort to bring the situation under control locals have been evacuated from the area meanwhile in athens. police there refused batons and pepper spray against protesters in the greek capital demonstrators have been marching in solidarity with hunger strikers linked to an out of militant organization 2 of the hunger strikers have already died. russia's held a massive military exercise in its southern caucasus region the drills focused on combating cruise missiles and unmanned aerial craft and featured troops from allied countries. some 80000 to pass in the weeklong exercises with 250 tanks and hundreds of infantry vehicles around 200 officers resistance will also involve forces from me about a roast china pakistan all attended we

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they have been scuffles in london between police and people gathered on trafalgar square to protest coronavirus restrictions hundreds of masked activists appeared to be flouting social and social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up the rally. a storm and high winds of battering the eastern italian region of legal via the coastal area has been placed on high alert over the dangerous weather conditions other parts of the country have also been hit with fears well winds which have damaged buildings the storms are moving towards the border with france. the death toll from a jihadist attack in northeast nigeria has risen to 30 insurgents linked to the islamic state and bush the convoy transporting the governor of borno state near the town of. officials said the terrorists stole an armored personnel carrier a gun truck and 6 convoy vehicles. in belarus arrests have been made at a planned women's protest in the capital minsk the opposition organize the demonstration ahead of an alternative inauguration next week for the movement leader and also. rallies have been

they have been scuffles between police and people gathered on london's trafalgar square to protest coronavirus restrictions hundreds of anti masked activists appeared to be flouting social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up the rally. a mass rallies being held in jerusalem against him. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responds to the coronavirus pandemic activists say that the current lockdown is destroying the economy and the country as a whole protesters traveled from across israel to join the weekly anti-government demonstration. in bella ruse arrests have been made at a women's protest in the capital minsk the opposition organize the demonstration ahead of an alternative inauguration next week for movement leaders for plan a 2nd off sky ronnie's have been held nationwide against alexander lukashenko z. years long grip on power. the death toll from a jihadist attack in northeast nigeria has risen to 30 insurgents linked to the islamic state ambushed a convoy transporting the governor of borno state near the town of bugga officials said the ter

demonstrating in central london although when police announced that they were going to clear trafalgar square some scuffles broke out with protests as was. reading. now boris johnson has traumas that the government will put their arms around the workers of this country now thus far the government has spent billions of pounds supporting people's wages the so-called follow scheme where they would pay up to 2 and a half 1000 pounds a month after people's wages but the chancellor if she so that has already indicated that scheme and others can't last for ever and with raises to benefits and other public sector pay and now says well there are going to be easy really tough times ahead this coming into. artie's isa alley reporting live from london thank you. almost 200 world leaders politicians lawyers and academics are urging britain to free wiki leaks founder julian assange he's behind bars waiting for a london court to rule on his extradition to the u.s. the call came in the form of an open letter to the government a member of lawyers for us and says his case is clearly politicized. the sound is v

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the end of the evening as the metropolitan police in london announced they would be clearing trafalgar square a number of clashes kicked off between some protesters and police was. was was not with the coded cases rising once more the total amount of cases in the united kingdom reaching almost 400000 people now work anyway because there have been criticisms of how at the government has failed with regards to its testing regime there have been over 40000 deaths which have been attributed to coded 98 and the government really saying that as a result of these measures they appreciate whackers will be hit a government saying that they will support them where they can't but we already had earlier this year recent act the chancellor saying that schemes such as the follow scheme where the government supports and supplements people's wages that it will be coming to an end at some point and so over the next 6 months if that is how long all of these measures last it could be really difficult for people both socially mentally psychologically but also economically. well as lisa mention the new restrictio

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restrictions ended in violence on saturday police moved in to disperse a crowd of up to 15000 in trafalgar square for failing to comply with social distancing 9 officers and 3 protesters were injured and several arrests were made. thanks. to. the british prime minister unveiled new restrictions on choose day after a spike in cases it's led to critics claiming he's been funneling his way through the crisis since it began i do want people to start to go back to work now if you can and allow a more significant return to normality from november at the earliest possibly in time for christmas and though our doctors and our medical advisors that they are good things will be far better by the spring people are required to work from home if they can mask the now mandatory for taxi drivers and passengers and room breakers will be fined 200 pounds for a 1st offense furthermore all pubs and restaurants are now required to close by 10 pm. of british public health expert professor john ashton believes the government needs to rebuild the trust lost since the 1st lockdown. this is very real sense of deja vu abou

metropolitan police say they have asked thousands of people to trafalgar square to disburse because theytancing rules. nine officers were injured. more on all of the stories you have been watching here on bbc news on our website and as always, the address is bbc .co .uk/ news. or you can download the bbc‘s website. plenty more on our top story, amy coney barrett being put forward as the possible supreme court judge to replace ruth bader ginsburg. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam. thank you so much for your company. goodbye. the cold winds are still with us on sunday, especially if you live close to the north sea coast. another very brisk day on the way and at times cloudy. but so many of us further towards the west will actually have a very decent sunday. so let's have a look at the satellite picture. we're still sandwiched between two weather systems — a low pressure centred in europe there and a set of weather fronts coming off the atlantic — so we're in this gap here. and actually, the skies have remained clear and that's also leading to a touch of frost across parts of sc

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