u. k. again and again, revelations of politicians, particularly conservative politicians, those close down the street having christmas boxes, for example, while people couldn't see that dying relative or in this case a garden party in may of 2020. when many people were, for example, not seen, relative things stuck away from loved ones who are suffering and other restrictions on their lives. now, the image that the country has is that those are the top, the elite don't seem to think rules apply to them. and for many politicians, the only way to regain public trust is if the man responsible for all of this, the prime minister bars johnson finally resigns, his defense, his defense that he didn't realize he was at a party ha, that is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the prayer with the whole country was locked down. he was posting boozy policies in town, expressed a see now going to to to a decent thing and resign mister speaker. it's up to the right honorable gentleman to choose how he co

u. k. again and again, revelations of politicians, particularly conservative politicians, those close downing street having christmas parties, for example, while people couldn't see that dying relatives, or in this case a garden party in may of 2020. when many people were, for example, not seen, relative things stuck away from loved ones who were suffering and other restrictions on their lives. now, the image that the country has is that those are the top, the elite don't seem to think rules apply to them. and for many politicians, the only way to regain public trust is if the man responsible for all of this, the prime minister bars johnson finally resigns, his defense, his defense that he didn't realize he was at a party ha, that is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the press with the whole country was locked down. he was posting boozy parties in town, express the see now going to to to decent thing and resign mister speaker, it's up to the right honorable gentleman to choose how he co

u. k. again, it's all very difficult to tell you case, probably a better example for us we see a big saw to it's kind of spike and then things go back down again. so there's the expect taishan, the next 3 or 4 weeks will be particularly difficult for hospitals. but once again, with the statistics with adults there is that sense they, that a lot of those, i mean there was some reports in the new york times and from some hospitals around the country that maybe maybe half of those who being diagnosed with carpet have gone into hospital with different conditions they brought in for different reasons, but then that once they're bad, they seem to be covered too complicated positive, and so they are now officially cobit patients. but when, when such a large amount of the population is being infected than an average of those who are going into hospital will have, will have the virus. it's, so we have to pass this 6. i think what we're looking for, and we don't have them yet. from the last week is how man

u. k. gotta do leave again from it's alec. that's going to happen much worse for that. you know, when it comes to the u. k. beckett really take place here. hillary, forward of the british american business association. thank you so much for joining us today. pleasure. and finally, there has been another massive acquisition in the video game industry as take to interactive, the publisher of blockbusters franchises, like grand theft auto and red dead redemption has made a deal to buy finger that's best known for releasing social media sensation. farmville. now we all remember the early days of facebook after it opened to the general public when you couldn't go one day without a family member or old school chum, inviting you to farmville. in fact, at one time think it was the most successful developer on the social media site. as for the numbers here as part of the deal, which is the important issue here take to is by and the mobile developer for $12700000000.00 and a mix of cash and stock that's bigger than microsoft purchase. and then max just a few years ago which was wo

again. now a former quantum, a detainee mo, as i'm back, he spent nearly 3 years in the infamous us prison without being charged is now taking legal action for the u. k. to restore his passport. well, mister bag of british, pakistani had been initially detained 2 decades ago. on allegations of involvement in terrorist activities and was released from guantanamo in 2005. he was detained again by u. k. police a decade later, but the case against him collapsed. he then applied for a passport in 2019 and even got one in september 2021, but that was revoked. 4 weeks later or some bank told us he believes his passport troubles are connected with his previous imprisonment. santana back. i do believe that the my, my passport has been revoked initially back and when i came back from control them or because primary for evidence that came out of guantanamo the former guantanamo prisoners, that i have documented and worked with all around the world. clearly, i think the majority, if not all of them are actually put on some kind of a list of the united states that, that has stopped them or prevent them from opening bank accounts. it stops them from travelling pro

u. k. to restore his passport. beg, a british, pakistani had been initially detained to 2 decades ago on allegations of involvement in terrorist activities and was released from guantanamo in 2005. he was detained again by u. k. police a decade later, but the case against him collapsed. he applied for a passport in 2019 and even received one in september, 2021. but it was remote, just 4 weeks later, beg believes his passport troubles are connected to his previous imprisonment. at one time them the possible was when i received that i was overjoyed i, i tweeted out that i'm finally be able to travel. and then within 3 weeks i was, i received a letter, an ironically this letter i received which showed a great deal of incompetence, was actually primarily the cover letter was addressed to a person who'd been convicted in the north of england for passport fraud. and it was dated 2017, and i left the letter sort of rece regurgitate and reiterated the reason why my passport has been revoked. back in 2013. it was, they said, based upon a trip that i did to turkey at the syria, again, i was in investigation investigating the role of the british government in working with various regime. i have no doubt in my m

he was then detained again by u. k. police a decade later. but the case against him collapse, he then applied for a passport in 2019 and even got a british passport in september of 2021. but that was for vote. 4 weeks later i was, i'm beg, told as he believes his passport troubles are connected with his previous imprisonment at guantanamo. i do believe that the my, my passport has been revoked initially back and when i came back from control them or because primary for evidence that came out of guantanamo the former guantanamo prisoners, that i have documented and worked with all around the world. clearly, i think the majority, if not all of them are actually put on some kind of a list of the united states that, that has stopped them or prevents them from opening bank accounts. it stops them from travelling properly harassing them. so the, essentially the, the imprisonment of guantanamo may end when you're freed. but the, the connection to guantanamo and the targeting and disruption of your life does not end for this episode. for me is one of

u. k. to restore his passport. while at british, pakistani he had been initially detained 2 decades ago, one on a geisha of involvement and terrorist activities, but was released from guantanamo in 2005. he was detained again though by u. k. police a decade later, but the case against him collapse. he then applied for a british passport in 2019 and even got one in september of 2021. but it was revoked 4 weeks later. so let me talk when i see most, i'm becky join december. very grateful. thanks for your time this afternoon. just bring us up to date them with your situation if you can, because we heard that you received a british passport, not so long ago, but then it was revived. why was it that we were given any reasons? yes, the passport was when i received it, i was overjoyed i, i tweeted out that i'm finally be able to travel to go and visit people around and go to go to my daughter's wedding abroad. and then within 3 weeks i was, i received a letter, an ironically the letter i received would show the great deal of incompetence was actually primarily the cover letter was addressed to a person who had been convicted in the north of england for passport fraud. and it was dated 2017, and i left the letter

again. now a dispute in u. k. over the toppling of an historic statute bristol, with the attorney general now saying she is considering referring the case, the court of the pale. well, that's after 4 people the found not guilty of criminal damage, for pulling down the monument to edward colston, an 18th century philanthropist, parliament member, and also importantly, slave trader. the defendants proclaimed their victory outside the court house. early this week we didn't change is we ready to point oh, with the quality victory? anyone who wants to do the voice slide history. i will the memorial, which has stood for more than a century was torturing a black lives matter protest in the summer of 2020. ah, the senator. he was then dragged and thrown into the bristol harbor. the verdict has caused a rift in society. i think it's fair to say with some calling it a try and fight the historical racism and others saying it could set a dangerous precedent the coast in full stand against racism and drew attention to the crim

again, the headlines and al jazeera, the u. k. prime minister has warned the countries health service will be under considerable pressure and coming weeks is on the crown case. a surge elsewhere in europe. no restrictions are coming into effect in an effort to slow the spread or challenge has more from london on board. johnson's decision to take a more relaxed approach to restrictions. ingler.

u. k. surges ever higher, the health care system is once again under severe strength ambulances waiting to deliver patients to a hospital in north london. there's no space inside because all the beds are occupied by covert 19 sufferers. i seeing the as in school of providence st. mighty and an hour. i mean it's frustrating because i want to go in there. britain's hospitals are under pressure from record numbers of omicron infections around one in 15 people in england are thought to have cov, at 19 in london. the ratio is even higher of award. oh, i'd be 5 bedroom born, which was porpoise bed during the palm to make to look after patients, said colbert. currently alibi ward is fuller, and it's full with all conditions, said clover. most of those needing hospital treatment have not been vaccinated against the corona vice. this woman now wishes she had been. i should have been sent home. what, how many friends everybody else has had it was just me. did you feel like you were going to die? i did. mason and terrify, before i even got hate at home. when the ambulance came, i was on the last b

so again, in the u. k, early days were very early in the wave compared to south africa where we saw that it's peaks. but there are cautions about comparing the u. k too closely, because they had a previous built up immunity from other variance, and they were younger population. so in that instance, it is necessary in this case, for us to ensure that boosters are delivered alongside other doses. but as they say, you k apologies, but the u. k. i mean data out of the you k very recently suggested the protection against the army. kron starts to wayne after 10 weeks after that booster vaccination. so does the suggest to you then, a 4th job of the imminent looks on, on perhaps a 5th job? well, what we did see is it is a drop in antibody, but there is also studies being done on t cell and be self protection. and that cross reactivity, which shows that there will still be a levels of recognition within the body to help a fight off the pathogen. so it's, i would say that although we have some winnie, the point now

things are not going their way with ah, again, campaigners say u. k. police will set their powers in arresting women's rights activists to campaign against transgender inmates in women's jails. offices that detained jennifer swain on hate crime charge is over a posters and stick his calling for no man in women's prisons. and for warning about the level of male violence against women, police police, the statement said they'd receive complaints that the post is contained, abusive writing. they also rated swain's home, confiscated a book, apparently critical about children being allowed to change gender, a spokesperson for the group fair call, which probes whether police actions of violated human rights says offices have gone too far. well, the activity i know about is that she put up stickers saying cervix, it's a women, stan, and that one in 3 women were murdered by man. so no, i didn't find any of that offensive. it's a statement of simple fact because we seem to now have something happening in our country where a transfer beer is defined as anything

ah, so again, the headlines on al jazeera u. k. prime minister has warned the countries health service will be under considerable pressure and coming weeks is on the current case, a surge elsewhere in europe. new restrictions are coming into effect in an effort to slow the spread. where we challenge has more from london on board johnson decision to take a more relaxed approach to restrictions. england is in a kind of system of measures called plan b 's which doesn't really amount to much more than wearing mosque on public transport and in shops and also working from home when you can. other parts of the u. k. have gone much further than that. but england. busy with us, johnson in charge chose a different path, and it's a gamble that you have to say was risky. one, india starting a campaign to vaccine a teenager as against coven. 19 the dr. comes in on the card. infections are raising several regions have introduced restrictions, including a nighttime curfew in the capitol, new jelly, a legal agreement between the late sex offender

ah feller again, the headlines on al jazeera, the u. k. prime minister has war in the countries hell service will be under considerable pressure and coming races. army kron cases sir.

that you have a, again, people getting on the subway, essentially across the u. k. people in london. right. and imagine you're walking in and you've got, you know, 40000 different advertisements that are popping up over the last few months, up for crypto services and, and you know, crypto company. so it might be crypto dot com. in some cases it was crypto dot com . in some cases, it's individual coin. you know, we talked about this earlier this week. oh, you know, you have so little understanding of this and, and people who are on the outside of it, they got to be watching. bu must, every day that guy's got his martin up here, but you have people like, for instance, we talked about this earlier this week. you know, kim carr gnashing got in trouble. and boy may whether junior got in trouble because they were pumping up this ethereal max coin recently, which it basically is a garbage coin. it has no value, but it has the name, if theory a max. and so people who don't know much, they're kind of casual passers by, who see that kim kardashian, who quite frankly, will sel

u. s. a. nato offer no concessions on last. dow security demand, instead, they once again propose a path out of the crisis through dialogue. also coming up, the u. k. holds its breath racing for the report on boris johnson's alleged lockdown parties, accusations repeated, lubricate or fueling calls for the prime minister resignation. ah, i'm nichol for at least get to have you with us. a highly anticipated responds and a fairly predictable one about the us. the nato have formerly rejected moscow. sweeping security demands refusing, among other things to rule out of future nato membership for ukraine. instead, washington offer us what it calls a serious diplomatic path out of the crisis. in recent weeks, russia has mass 100000 troops near its border with ukraine staring fears of another invasion, military exercises on the russian side of the border exercises that ukrainians fear might soon to lethal. should tanks roll across on to their territory. the u. s. and its nato allies have send weapons including anti tank missiles and bunker busting grenades. meant to help offset the huge russian advantage in troops and equipment. the aim is to make an inv

u. k, the u. s. and france, atlanta, se, but when she spoke to reporters wanted again, just to speak about what happened in abu dhabi at the start of the week. not about the saudi led coalitions response, so i pressed her. your defense under law has to be proportionate. does it not? and the part of the plan, the council, no way speaking in a national cock capacity, said the attack that took place and saddam was on accept what you have heard to day . and you will know, following the work of the council that this is rec, what you have heard today is the unanimous condemnation by the security council against the terrorist attack against the united arab emirates on monday, the 17th of january. okay. and that is regular schools and that was proportionate given that at least i think as many as i'd like to refer you to the coalition statement on that matter. but i also like to affirm here that the coalition undertakes to abide by international law and proportionate response in all its military operations. that was the comments from the ambassador of united arab emirates. i can tell you that human rights groups

u. k. alma crohn cases and now doubling every 2 days and with more than 200000 possibly infected every day, the number could pass a 1000000 within a long queues. again at vaccinations, centers up and down the u. k. is the government's boost. the job program continues apace. the dialogue about facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jabs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the arm across variance. so we have to look at what we can do to slow leak cons advice. when it comes to deciding which options to reduce the infection rate, the advice from the w h. o, do it all. oh, straight is deportation of tennis champion. novak yoko, which is delayed, as he fights the decision to revoke his visa of a pandemic rule. ah, hello, i'm sammy's a them, this is al jazeera live from dough hall. so coming out russia lead alliance says it's sending peacekeepers to catholic stan hit by protests and riots .

with hello again, emma pointed by the u. k. government as a key advisor to tackle is lemma. phobia claims he hasn't received any meaningful engagement from ministers in years carry a same was commission to work on an anti muslim discrimination project in 2019. but he says the work never ready began, and these letters have gone unanswered. he told i'll tell you about his main consent. i was appointed in 2019, but sadly, no work has taken place since 2019 because it hasn't been potentially political will behind defining it on to how prevent further is known for big incidence and commons happening in our society. the government has not shown any form of engagement. the government has not engaged me or responded to my correspondence. and so this, this lack of engagement is deeply disappointing. and from the muslim communities perspective, i think the huge level of frustration that you know, that they're not being taken seriously because of by no engaging with me regarding the defining is, i'm a for be at the government is shipping

u. k. prime minister boris johnson and hot water again. as media reports on official e mail was sent to his office, wanting him not to hold a party during lockdown last year. the aftermath of toner's volcanic eruption laid bare as the 1st flights carrying aid from new zealand and australia. arrived. plus tahitian treasures and under c discovery reveals a rare coral reef providing a boon for biodiversity. ah, okay, there we are. here we go to germany, where diplomatic efforts are underway to ease tensions between russia and ukraine. the u. s. secretary of state's antony blinkin is in berlin to discuss the crisis in easton ukraine. mister lincoln is speaking to foreign ministers from france, the u. k. and germany, the meeting comes as the president of the european commission is saying, the e u is prepared if russia attacks ukraine. now, new satellite imagery, showing rushes military build up along the border with ukraine, racing fears of an invasion. the kremlin previously said those concerns are unfounded. the u. s. president joe biden said

u. k. m, a kron cases, and now doubling every 2 days. and with more than 200000 possibly infected every day, the number could pass a 1000000 within a week. long queues again at vaccination centers, up and down the u. k. of the government's bruce, the job program continues apace. the dilemma facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jobs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the arm across variance. so we have to look at what we can do to slow only trans advice when it comes to deciding which options to reduce the infection rate. the advice from the w h o, do it all ah, the u. s. secretary of stages in key after trying diffuse 10 with russia as washington warns moscow could attack ukraine at any time. ah, you're watching al jazeera live from doha with me fully by people. also coming up is really police or victor palestinian family at the center of an anti expulsion campaign. demolishing their home in occupied easter will smith a delivery is delay does.

u. k. on the current cases and now doubling every 2 days. and with more than 200000 possibly infected every day, the number could pass a 1000000 within a week. long queues again at vaccinations, centers up and down the u. k. of the government's bruce, the job program continues apace. the dialogue about facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jobs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the arm across variance. so we have to look at what we can do to slow only trans advice when it comes to deciding which options to reduce the infection rate. the advice from the w h o. do it all at almost every stage of this pandemic technology has played a major role in keeping us going. can't go to the office because of a lot downs. work with colleagues, either slack, need hand sanitizer or a face mask. all of the next day delivery on amazon school university closed more classes. and now happening from the mundane every day. aspects of life, grocery shopping, entertainment, chatting with friends and family, to the much more difficult task of trying to track and control this virus. big tech has been front and center. but in a world where technology

u. k. alma crohn cases are now doubling every 2 days and with more than 200000 possibly infected every day, the number could pass a 1000000 within a week. long queues again at vaccinations, centers up and down the u. k. as the government's boost, the job program continues apace. the dilemma facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jobs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the alma kron variance. so we have to look at what we can do to slow leak cons advice when it comes to deciding which options to reduce the infection rate. the advice from the w h o, do it all? ah, another escalation in yemen conflict, the u. e says it's intercepted a missile attack by who the rebels. ah, good morning from daughter aubrey one. i'm kim all santa maria. this is the world news from al jersey. we are absolutely open to a diplomatic engagement without pre conditions. that's the u. s. urging north korea to resume talks to end its nuclear program after a flurry of miss are launched by pyongyang. portugal socialists celebrates is their policy when the majority in somebody's parliamentary.