u. e. could course of localized flooding course. and that system makes his way all the way up to was afghanistan, still cold enough, farther north, across iran, iraq pushing up towards turkey. the levant sends an ace there for damascus, and for jerusalem is certainly feeling a bit like winter cold enough to across northern parts of africa. we want a 2 showers in play here, showers to just around the gulf of guinea, southern part of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. march of southern africa, seeing some lively showers over the next couple of days. lou weather sponsored by katara always talk to out just a while to warm it. we listen, design is are making serious efforts a time to solve the tendency we meet with global use. millions of stormy stat. imagine analysis holding the powerful to account as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera. ah oh, welcome back and read your mind about top stories here at this hour. the

u. e. could course of localized flooding course. and that system makes his way all the way up to was afghanistan, still cold enough, farther north, across iran, iraq pushing up towards turkey. the levant seems an ace there for damascus. and for jerusalem is certainly feeling a bit like winter cold enough to across northern parts of africa. we want a 2 showers in play here, showers to just around the gulf of guinea, southern parts of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we will see some heavy rain coming through here. much of southern africa, seeing some lively showers, eye witness. ah, if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family, what do you do? yeah, i mean that happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when your son could face death from a dog miles. what do you do? eric mills, look at the cost of it. actually. can you afford them? to short films about inspiring solutions to global health challenges? adrian select on al jazeera, living in a war zone is a

u i. e could cool some localized flooding course, and that system makes his way all the way up to was afghanistan still cold enough, farther north, across iran, iraq pushing up towards turkey. the levant seems a nice there for damascus. and for jerusalem to certainly feeling a bit like winter cold enough to cross northern parts of africa, we want a 2 showers in play, his showers to just around the gulf of guinea, southern part of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. much of southern africa, seeing some light, the showers. i the next couple of days. ah. on counting the cost of the cycle, great resignation, guys, global. why are people increasingly quitting that john egypt for is canal is achieved the highest revenues, and it's been high. why he was wearing between liaison in counting the call on al jazeera, intelligent and playful, alters are in high demand as pets in japan. but concerns are going over the illegal smuggling and irresponsible breeding of these wild one east investigates on the a proble

u. i. e could course of localized flooding course, and that system makes his way all the way up to was afghanistan, still cold enough, farther north, across iran, iraq pushing up towards turkey. the levant seems a nice there for damascus. and for jerusalem to certainly feeling a bit like winter cold enough to across northern parts of africa, we want a 2 showers in play, his showers to just around the gulf of guinea, southern part of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. march of south africa seeing some lively showers. i witnessed couple of days with 2 stories, strong willed with challenging traditional female stereotypes in a male dominated to make a different channel. if i go, of course, we'll pull into the ravine how families look like. the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all, al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. a quick recap of our top stories here at this hour. the u. s

from china and to defend itself without having to rely on the united states and nato, that could include an e, g, u, army as well as efforts to ramp up production for products like semiconductors, here in europe. now, this push for autonomy is really the branch out of the french president, emanuel con, he went to europe to dream bigger and assert itself globally. but not everybody is on board some think it's a useless pipe dream, but france holds the 1st rotating presidency for the european union in 2022. so emanuel con will be forging ahead some winter sports now. and the snowboard slopes star world cup has concluded in calgary, in canada, and japan's co coma morale z a one gold in the women's competition for 17 year old morality. this was her 1st ever slopes the, our victory on a world cup circuit. and the men's event in that is the best in to tom, took the top price to turn had previously $1.00 gold at the 2018 winter olympics. percentage amongst our lino messy has become the latest footballer to test positive for the current of ours. the forward got the news while on his holiday in his home tow

u. s. a practically zeros is this many symbolic well difficult, but not impossible. it's conceivable. if these individuals ever set foot outside of a roof into any of the e u countries, they could be held, arrested and then remanded over for trial in the southern district of new york. so yes, it's certainly possible. ah, whether it's probably not. we'll have to see, but these gentlemen will not be able to leave a roof prover. yeah, and it's, it's a, it's worth pointing out that the plane that was forced to land in minsk was a ryan at past the jet based in europe. so why charge has been fall in new york? i mean, this wasn't even a u. s. owned aircraft. yes. well the u. s. attorney is based. these are charges and jurisdiction upon the fact that for. busy busy american citizens were on board the ryanair flight. so in, from a legal standpoint, this is certainly a sound legal argument to gain jurisdiction. statement that the final point to you . i mean, at the time the incident sparked international outraged didn't it in the u. s. u. k . and e, you impose sanctions on better. ruth, what are the broader international implications of this case in terms of aircraft piracy and internati

if these individuals ever set foot outside of bail roost into any of the e u countries, they could be held, arrested and then remanded over for trial in the southern district of new york. so yes, it's certainly possible whether it's probably not. we'll have to see, but these gentlemen will not be able to leave a bail. ruth prover us attorney is based these are charges and jurisdiction are upon the fact that for. busy american citizens were on board the ryanair flight. so if from a legal standpoint, this is certainly a sound legal argument to gain jurisdiction. now the 1st shipments of international aid have arrived in tongue 5 days after it was shaken by a volcanic eruption and synonymy ash was cleared from the runaway to military plains, from australia, new zealand land with essential supplies. more aid is now on the way and the phone lines are slowly being restored. authorities have confirmed 3 deaths and extensive damage across several islands away. hey, joins us live from oakland in new zealand weighing some more aid now is on the way . tell us what's been happening here. so it's

u. e. wanting, they could expand their attacks on a go or tell them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operation. shopping armed forces stress, its full preparedness to widen the scope of its operation in the coming period of time and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renewed warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as it's belligerents and siege against him and is not halted. lebanon's prime ministers meeting his cabinets the 1st time in 3 months. the governments been divided since october about the investigation into the 2020 bay route port explosion. the stand off has happened as the countries economic crisis worsens. the harder reports from beirut, economic hardships are worth sitting. 80 percent of the population is now poor. so there is an urgent need for

from china and to defend itself without having to rely on the united states and nato, that could include an e, u. army as well as efforts to ramp up production for products like semiconductors, here in europe. now, this push for autonomy is really the brain chart of the french president emanuel con. he went to europe to dream bigger and assert itself globally. but not everybody is on board some think it's a useless pipe dream, but france holds the 1st rotating presidency for the european union in 2022. so emanuel con will be forging ahead. let's bring up speed some other stories making news around the world right now. baffling wildfires have torn through mainly rural areas near denver, colorado destroying at least 500 homes. tens of thousands of people were forced to flee their properties. authority say these are the worst fires, the state has ever seen or been no known deaths. one person is confirmed dad and 3 others are missing the very powerful gas explosion in northern belgium. the blast in the town of turn out destroyed part of a residential building. one person is recovering from their inj

from china, and to defend itself without having to rely on the united states and nato, that could include an e, u army as well as efforts to ramp up production for products like semiconductors, here in europe. now, this push for autonomy is really the branch out of the french president, emanuel con, he went to europe to dream bigger and assert itself globally. but not everybody is on board some think it's a useless pipe dream, but france holds the 1st rotating presidency for the european union in 2022. so emanuel con, will be forging ahead health experts in the united states or warning of they call an armor crohn blizzard. they told americans to prepare for severe disruptions in the coming weeks. the rising wave of covered 19 lead by armor kron is threatening to overwhelm hospitals, schools and other key infrastructure. record numbers of children have been hospitalized in authorities or preparing to authorize booster shots for 12 to 15 year olds. next week, one of germany's leading virology has said his cautiously optimistic about the pandemic for the coming year. christian dalston says that the

have a direct channel of communication on security with the e you separate from our security discussion channels with the u. s. and nato. could you, oh, well, i can't say and not because we don't want to have that some rural so you flee actually regret that. so in and a half years ago, the e, you destroyed google, all the mechanisms of including those mechanisms that serve to discuss the practical issues related to security in your book you discussed. and now that we have multiple calling, minimis tried to negotiate with the u. s. and nato, so listen and with nature, we have at least on paper, the russian nato council and the underlying document in place and all the while any channels of communication have been close to by our european colleagues. so this is a question that we should post to you just a brow and her met. are the members of the you are dealing with? she will, as for a possibility of a separate dialect with the you, independent from our dialogue with nato and the u. s. well, i guess we should ask nato and the u. s. whether they would allow the you to have an independent course in this regard. because we want to

u. n says our c e p could boost that figure by 42000000000 dollars that makes it bigger than any other trading block, including the united states, mexico, canada, and their deal and the european union. and a mock is a senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization. he says, the agreement will reduce costs to the consumers. this is truly a historic trade agreement that is coming into effect and will have enormous ramifications for not just the people that are covered by the people around the world. one reason is that this is the largest marginally so the u. s. m ca or the us mexico, canada trade area. ready is, was the largest r sep, is a little bit bigger, but here's the really important point. us m. c. a covers less than 10 percent of the world's population are set, covers about one 3rd. and many of these are still looking to achieve a more modern lifestyle that we might see in places like new york, like the g, like london, etc. so this is going to create tremendous new opportunities for consumers to have greater choice, less expensive goods. it's also going to be an enormou

e u. member states, shortly before the new year, the commission believes gas and nuclear power could help smooth transition into a future based primarily on renewables. france, poland, and the czech republic have been campaigning for more than a year to have nuclear power classified as sustainable. it's no secret that france needs investors to fund renovation to its existing, 56 reactors and to finance new ones. the so called e u. taxonomy is a classification system designed to establish and list of environmentally sustainable activities worthy of investment. mr. companies will be obliged to report not only their financial status, but their sustainability too. but the debate over nuclear power was green credentials has split the you. germany's economy and climate protection minister, hobbit harbor had strong words of criticism for the new bill. the christian vice receipt of the commission knows what it's doing and in my opinion, it's doing the wrong thing is not a question or forbidding francis use of nuclear power. the french can do that, but this is about creating a financial investment

from now on was because the e u has imposed a new ban on thousands of chemicals used into 2 inks. officials say the band will protect the public from hazardous substances that could cause cancer and other illnesses. one last design in blue before the new e rules came into effect. colors like this one are now banned. for many tattoo artists, it's hard to accept. the form of people that a lot is based on speculation. either there are no real fact that somehow justify van and our experience here in the tattoo parlor proves that on what i have seen shows something different. oh, for it right now, it feels more like harassment than a sensible band that would protect people with the e u band. these colors because they are suspected of causing cancer. for example, because the concentration of certain chemicals is to hime dermatologist, britta les come agrees that some of the substances they contain could be dangerous . if harm isn't in cup, the colors enter the body or what exactly happens then we don't know for sure. part of the colors remain in the same place, other parts travel through the body. if they contain carcinogenic substances, they can have an effect on all

u. k. prime minister bar is johnson wanting a rushed invasion, could be the next chance. yeah. the e u as also placed $1300000000.00 in assistance for kiev. i am announcing a new financial assistance package to the country. made both of emergency loans and grams. first of all, the commission proposes a new emergency macro financial assistance package of 1200000000 euros. this package will help you clean now. to address its financing needs due to the conflict. it's ashley butler joins us from paris. natasha, what's the latest on that? e, you'd meeting there for you foreign minister, the meeting in brussels, us diplomatic efforts, step up to try and diffuse the courses and ukraine. now what we know is that not as if we heard you just heard that from the commissioner announcing this 12b dollar package for emergency financial assistance to ukraine. that is one thing that has happened today. but the foreign minister is also expected at the end of their meeting to issue a star warning to russia. they should moscow invade ukraine. they will be the consequences in the form of sanctions packa

course, that shamal wind blowing down, making things feel rather blustery in places like could talk and the u. e. now the temperature is going to dip down in doha over the next few days is going to feel rather chilly at night. but we will see it start to recover from next week. lots of sunshine, unsettled weather to be found here though. but for north africa, it's going to turn more unsettled as we move over the weekend. we've got wet and windy weather sweeping in across the mediterranean. and have a look on saturday, the wind picks up, we could see some dust storms pushing across into cairo. for the weather weather we have to head to most southern areas of that central band you got from the storms rolling across pots, zambia. so what we can do and week fully saca next week rain as well was and bob, we know that areas of botswana for south africa it's clear in the west with sunshine in cape town, but it's going to be rather wet for the east with funder storms. in johanna burg through the weekend, that sure weather update. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always killing the debates. 90 percent

u. n says the r c e p could boost that figure by 42000000000 dollars that makes it bigger than any other trading block, including the united states, mexico, canada deal, and the european union. let's talk to robert scott, his director of trade and manufacturing policy research of the economic policy institute. he joins us from rockville, maryland at robbins. got welcome to the news our. so if you're running the economy of the united states out of washington, or the economy of the e, you out of brussels slash strasburg, this development with a quite boring name must be quite scary. well, i think it's something to be aware of. i think the issue is, i see it is it to these kinds of deals. and as you say, this is one of the largest a really trade in investment deals are designed to set rules for the major investors in the region. and of course, in this case, china will dominate the are set, but by far has the biggest economy and the largest amount of investment. and so what china once will dominate this deal. and the other thing we've learned from, from data is that while these deals generat

could go on for another 10 years. however. is there any thinking in the u. e right now, given the litany of human rights abuses that we've just heard about, given the escalation into you a territory that actually enough is enough that we do need to stop this war because it's now coming to our doorstep. yes, patriot defense missile system is working. the you are, you have managed to destroy the missiles that came in, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. i agree, i think it is very difficult to defend against such attacks and maybe one can be successful. and several times on it, it only needs one side to get through. and it is the psychological impact rather than of course, the end of the attack itself. and that has an impact on the region in the cities in the gulf that are going through development. and it's, you know, want to attract investments and tourism, etc. and now being attacked. obviously, this is going to have an impact, especially in the u. e. because unlike saudi arabia, it doesn't have the strategic depth that saudi arabia has. and of course it

e. u and the blocks foreign affairs chief, joseph burrell, says that could depend on moscow deescalate intentions on ukraine's border. the commission should have been institutions cannot forbid that someone lives an infrastructure, according with reduced support, in which rules we high in a free market economy and certainly there functioning august 1st. and after we'd also depend on the development of the events, a new crane, and that is due to russia. and you cannot imagine that we are thinking one side on boarding sanctions just in case. and on the other hand to open the infrastructure. meanwhile, in the united states, republican senator ted cruz made his own bid to stop the pipeline. this week, he put forward a bill to sanction businesses involved in the project. if russia invades ukraine. however, the senate voted against the move on thursday for the democrats, if not, but forward an alternative, which will target key russian officials in stead. meanwhile, is skyrocketing energy prices continue to be a major headache in europe. on wednesday, the swedish government said it would allocate almos

e. u foreign policy chief. you'll separate. never could be good. it's been said a lot that europe was kept decide that europe was not participated was not around the table it listen. we have developed an extremely advanced coordination with the united states extremely well. we are in close cooperation and we are assured that nothing will be decided nor even negotiating with the russians without a close coordination with europe ruttland without the club dissipation of europeans on the shipment. for nearly 8 years now, ukrainian forces have been fighting a russian back to separatist insurgency in the east of the country. the conflict has claimed some 14000 lives, with tens of thousands of russian troops. now massing on the border, many in ukraine, fear, and eminent invasion. debbie, a correspondent, nick calmly traveled to the frontline city of don't ask and sent us this report. i was just before the shooting starts, what you see the cats and dogs that they can cover. it's like they can feel it's comic here on the front lines. they're done yet. gunfi

e. u and the blocks foreign affairs chief, joseph burrell, says that could depend on moscow, deescalate intentions on ukraine's border. this is cannot be that someone leaves an infrastructure, according it is a forwarding with rules. we have enough free market economy and certainly funding for us to have to. we'd also the pin number, the development of events and ukraine, and actually to, to russian. you cannot imagine that we are thinking one side on posing sanctions, just in case and on the infrastructure. meanwhile, in the u. s. republican senator ted cruz made his own bid to stop the pipeline. this week. he put forward to build a sanction businesses involved in the project if russia invades ukraine. however, the senate voted against the move on thursday. although the democrats have not put forward an alternative which would target key russian officials instead. meanwhile, skyrocketing energy prices continue to be a major concern in europe. on wednesday, the swedish government said it would allocate almost $700000000.00 in order to help citizens. those hit hardest by the surging pric

e u foreign ministers meeting to discuss the crisis and ukraine. they are concerned, of course, with that russian military buildup. they are concerned that moscow could attack or ukraine. now what we understand is at the end of this meeting, e u foreign ministers will look at reasserting the use position that there would be a strong and large, devastating sanctions package imposed on russia were moscow to attack ukraine. that's going to be the message we understand from e foreign ministers. we don't know exactly what those sanctions would be. it could be anything from a visa, benz, an assets being frozen of top russian officials to for example, a russia being cut out of certain banking systems. now later in the day, the u. s. secretary of state and sampling can, will also join this meeting by video conference. he will be updating you foreign ministers on the meeting that he had on friday in geneva with his russian counterpart, sergey alive, ross. that was a meeting that ended without any major diplomatic breakthrough, but there was an agreement between the 2 men to continue with talks. it will certainly be though a very welcome assign for the e forei

this, this could be manchester elsewhere, e u foreign ministers have been meeting on monday and heading into that meeting. it followed on from the news that the, the embassies of the united states and the united kingdom in kiev would either be evacuating staff for the, at the families of staff from those embassies. heading into that meeting in brussels. the a, you foreign policy chief, yoseph burrell said no such action was going to be taken from the you side just yet . i don't thing. we had a time with eyes. as far as the negotiation going on on they are going on. i don't think that we had to let the plane and i leave. there are splits among the nato allies when it comes to what to do with nato when it comes to what to do with regards to russia and ukraine. we've seen a lot of pressure placed upon germany, where the chancellor all f sholtes has said that berlin won't be sending weaponry to ukraine. now, neighbors such as add those in the baltic states have been saying they should be stepping up and doing a lot more or less shots, remaining firm on this one, saying they won't be offensi

well, europe's energy crisis could potentially get even worse, according to russia's gas from underground storage levels in ukraine and the e u r. an all time reco low. according to a gas infrastructure. europe, which represents suppliers. the storage level is down by one quarter from last year . and that could power for the pressure on households with prices already on average, 4 times higher than last winter. in the meantime though, germany is voicing support for its gas usage and europe transition to green energy . so let's, let's learn more now and speak to dr. mom, do salami and international oil economists joining us live here on the international. great to see you today. what, what do you, what do you think is behind the gas shortage in europe? gas problem says it's been maintaining supplies in full. there are many reasons in my opinion. the 1st reason is the hasty punishes of the opm urinary to actually letting in as you transition from a new weapons at the expense of a fossil fuels. that's one reason. the other reason is miss benjamin and lack of, i've got a standing on the market. they have not been themselves for a

e. u. reclassifying nuclear power as sustainable. we believe you could have power generation is dangerous. we believe the question of nuclear waste management is unresolved martic by things won't get clear. ah, to our viewers on p b. s. united states and all around the world. welcome. we begin the day in sudan where the resignation of prime minister, abdullah ham dock has thrown the country deeper into crisis. 2 months of st. protest against the involvement of the military and government have escalated recently and ham dock says it's not possible to restore order. under that agreement . ham doc took over at the head of a power sharing administration after the overthrow sedans dictator omar alba, sheer 2 years ago. but late last year, the army deposed hammock only to reinstate him a month later and promised selections for 2023. that deal has now fallen apart and the transition towards elections is looking more and more fragile. protests and cartoon preceded abdullah ham ducks resignation. thousands of pro democracy demonstrators took to the streets and th

could be. there has been talks now for several weeks about potential e u and us sanctions against russia in case russia were to actually invade ukraine. there has been talk of personal sanctions against officials, including vladimir putin himself and also talks of financial sanctions. but so far as things are a little bit vague when it comes to the threats from the west. and that means that russia, i think, goes into these talks today with the upper hand. they have the military threat against ukraine firmly on the table, even if they've been saying repeatedly that they don't plan to invade the country. and when it comes to sanctions, i think the narrative here in russia is we've been under sanction for years. this is nothing really new. so i think russia, it seems, has been for the last few weeks and including today, pushing to see what they can get from the west. and also showing perhaps how divided the west is including when it comes to ukraine and, and russia, des, emily, sure, when reporting for us there in moscow carving those talks will be coming back to you through the course of the day.

e u commission says tend to artists were given sufficient notice and that safer alternatives for the colors exist. the artists complain that the inc manufacturer is reacted to late because i and there could be delivery bottlenecks which lead to inc shortages. the artists now have to bridge the time without bright colors. after the corona virus closures, it's another blow to their livelihoods. organizations and governments all over the world are trying to come up with creative campaigns to encourage crone of ours vaccination in germany. an entrepreneur teamed up with a shepherd for a unique stunt. in the push to achieve schuman heard immunity, 700 sheep and goats were lined up to former 100 meter long syringe. pieces of bread were laid out to coax the animals into position. the stunts organizer said he hoped to reach the emotions of vaccine hesitant people were scientific reasoning had failed. you're up to date for now off next business with my colleague, steve fiercely. omics spicer, thanks to watch. t w's crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues them all episodes.

e u. s. and os c e. have all said lucas. shank, as presidency is not legitimate more than a 1000000 voters registered on the go los platform and uploaded their ballots. the results officially announced could thus be compared with the votes. actually cast least the china from the my left or right from the start. we understood that the internet gave us power at the city to it. it was, it provides protection for bella ruffian, society, of austin, of lena, kentucky. and you can quickly and easily exchange information and connect with people the scoop must for some amusing in for bella, russian opponents, like tatyana quote about technology is an important tool in their fight for political change. protests are also moving online and other countries like iran, massey, elena, john, uses the power of her 7000000 social media followers to fight for women's rights and iran. from her exile in new york. she posts, photos and videos of iranian women defying the countries compulsory had job law images. these women share with her despite the dangers this entails. the reason i say made a new law and saying that if anyone sign videos to massey, elena underwood would charge after 10 years prison that didn'

e. u commission says tattoo artists were given sufficient notice and that safer alternatives for the colors exist. the artists complain that the ink manufacturer is reacted to late design. there could be delivery bottlenecks which lead to inc. shortages. the artists now have to bridge the time without bright colors. after the corona virus closures, it's another blow to their livelihoods. and finally, organizations all over the world are coming up with creative campaigns to encourage vaccination in germany and entrepreneur teamed up with a shepherd for a unique stunt. in the, pushed to achieve human, heard immunity, 700 sheep and goats were let loose and formed the shape of a 100 meter long syringe. the animals were coaxed into position by pieces of bread and the stunts organizer said that he hoped to reach the emotions of vaccine . hesitant people or scientific reasoning had felt you're watching t w. as a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you, protesters have reportedly stormed and set fire to government offices and has extend largest city amadi. the violence comes as mass demonstrations over surging fuel prices and the energy rich ex soviet republic enter a

e u. country struggle to find a unified response to record high energy prices. there are a warnings that the blog could face shortages or even potential blackouts. many including luca face, a winter full of difficult decisions, says quantities, oh no, you have already received a reminder for the chargers. for heating that's increased while at the same time we'll have less heating. so myself and several tenants are really worried about the choices we will have to make. people are already having difficulty, so it's no easy. we feel a little neglected and living hand to mouth is worrying me, becoming more normal in some of europe's richest societies. that the vessel to literally feel safe will have to make choices. we will have to buy cheaper foods that are lesson traditional math problems like that. people will lose their health . tens of millions of people in europe are already living in energy poverty. and there are fears that this figure is about to see a steep rise energy crisis across that you, you has been escalating for many months. governments have been scrambling to find a solution because they

e u commission says tattoo artists were given sufficient notice and that safer alternatives for the colors exist. the artists complain that the ink manufacturer is reacted to late. because i and there could be delivery bottlenecks which lead to in shortages. the artists now have to bridge the time without bright colors. after the corona virus closures, it's another blow to their livelihoods a month ahead of the winter olympics in beijing, china a saving off its olympic, a bubble, everyone involved will have to stay inside a so called closed loop to prevent the spread of cov 19th from the moment they land in china until they leave the country athletes, staff, and journalists will have no physical contact with the outside world. these are the strictest rules for a mass sporting events. since the pandemic began the state of british rock icon, david bowie has sold the publishing rights to his entire body of work. a massive deal with want to chapel music includes hundreds of songs from the music legend 60 here, korea. including of course space oddity. and here, the news comes days before the 6th anniversary of his death. and what would have been his 75th birthday? on the 8th of january, his m

missing. divers on helicopters, have been deployed, official se, heavy rains could have contributed to that collapse. the e. u has been thousands of unregulated chemical substances in tattoo inks. scientists say many can cause cancer or other serious illnesses, around 12 percent of people that you have at least one tattoo in germany. they are big business, met, his dominic came reports from berlin. some fear the band could hurt their livelihoods. daniel calls or discusses today's jobs with his colleague, lena, he runs the classic tattoo cows or shop these other tools of his trade inks and chemicals which have been in use for many years, but no longer get new colors. but in the moment we have round about 10120 different colors, the new colors vendor colors coming in the middle of the year. we have just 30 cause does as the thing and you lose formed a quality 30 percent. it's precisely these colors which daniel believes all the life blood of his craft colors are the important thing for todd. this is a this is that what we is bring colors in the skin under the skin. the people come . i like to have this. i'm sor