u. k. also facing, arise and new covered infections. national health service balsa now alarmed at the number of patients on ventilators. some hospitals in england have been forced to raise the levels after a wave of cases, reportedly called waiting times of up to 7 hours. that's further concern to after the discovery of another mutation of the virus called delta plus. he's alley reports next from london concerns funding around the world about the rise of the so called delta, very into now 5th of the folk called gold plus the variance a strain related to that particular varian, which is deemed to be more transmissible and is resulting in increasing numbers of cases in the u. k, it is more transmissible than previous periods, notably, but the 10th vary in this is found the world quite rapidly. by about 50 percent. you see different numbers credited by people between 40 and 60 percent said about 50 percent. it is more transmissible, many people in the u. k. have been vaccinated over 40000000 have t

u. k. also promised to relocate thousands to until we contact the french ministry of foreign affairs to see if it's got any similar plans. again, still no reply back from about it to uncover. lexi human rights lawyer, he told us paris his silence is easy to explain. so in truth, this isn't surprising. i mean, this follows the pattern of when colonial powers, like france and germany and the united states engage in these foreign adventures. they tend to leave the people who help them on the ground behind because they're not really there to help people though they claim to they're there for resources, they're there for cheap labor. they're there for geo political interest to us in germany and france. put them in this position and you know, have a moral obligation to help them in their civilians so they should get the protections of the geneva conventions as such. and again, they should get so the support of the countries that use their services. i mean, that seems only fair and that's what we're ta

u. k. also considering compulsory injections for frontline medical workers. ah, welcome to the program here and see international it being sunday means you're just in time for the weekly top stories of the week end of the day. well here, ubs, moving to prevent another wave of illegal migration. on thursday, the french prime minister visited to nicea to stress the need for cooperation to control the legal crossings. that's as southern you states demand cover action from the block to deal with immigrants. it's also after a spanish enclave in north africa, saw thousands crossing daily from morocco and growing numbers of newcomers suddenly find themselves disembarking on italy's lump and do some island sleep time. going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need a rapid and concrete action from a european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are tech in the borders, in this case, springs borders that they are open in the board. and so that $10000.00 immigrants could enter in

a similar, controversial move is also being floated in the u. k. the vaccination minister says that the government is considering making co shots obligatory for any just front line staff. there is a precedent for this. obviously surgeons get vaccinated for hepatitis b. so it's something that we are absolutely thinking about. all right, my colleague, no, neil talk through the issue with the support of the move and with critics rejected the comparison with the hepatitis job ms. take this home in to her teachers. the difference when i'm saying they've been properly tied and tested the target non she vaccines have yet to be fully licensed. graham happens until 2023. so the population, having sittings are passively being a guinea pigs for she, the government says people in the care and how profession to say by wishes and of course with the general public as well. because i haven't exercised the control on the media. we haven't type of debate, that is a political decision, and one that they will have to take. and if there's been one that's been coming do

u. k. also a message i think, to the u. k. referring to the special relationship between these 2 countries. many, many, many, many of the things that he said in that speech, he said before deliberate in his normal folksy manner though, and very wide ranging comments. even getting quotes from w b h, the irish poet in there. but the message that i think is the central message is the, the message to the, to bloody me, putin. because that in many ways is what this is all building up to. there are 2 things on this trip to europe that he wants to achieve. number one is to get all his allies on the same page to try and give that message. you heard him say that the u. s. is back to reassure allies, many of whom they may not. the leaders may not say it in public, but in private. they made it very clear they were very unnerved by the years of president trump. they didn't know what was going to happen next. they didn't know whether the u. s. had that back. well, president, by making it quite clear that the u. s. is back and it does hav

u. k. also push into the western shores of norway on thursday. so what and windy weather ahead. and we've also got some soaking rains for western parts of france, and that will include paris as well toward the black sea region, still seen some heavy pockets along the eastern shores of the black sea. or i'd take you to turkey right now because we will see an improvement in conditions, but i'm going to keep the risk of some showers in the forecast for is stem bull with a hive. 25 degrees toward the south. antalya sunshine, 26, but that is below average. here's how it's looking in africa. some of that disturbed weather in spain, given us somewhat weather for northern areas, the morocco, and also algeria. it's also going to be windy along the western edge of morocco. robots. we've got a high of 23 degrees in the forecast for you on thursday. the in february, 2021, the crippling storm to down texas is power grid. 4000000 people plunged into darkness with no heating. many died from hypothermia with hundreds suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning, as they tried to stay one any way the

u. k. also the european union and they basically bought of x t market. so there was some little left over for kovak to actually distribute to poor countries. and now with the stock of expectations from india and heavily reliance of the callbacks mechanism on the supply from the ceremony. institute of india, we see this is a great problem and therefore they're not many victims left over and in the report, ted, by the end of the year 20 percent of chance will be able to be vaccination through callback. that is probably a number that can't be reached at the rate the correct is going. so kofax doesn't work, does it a does work in the sense that it does supply vaccines to the poor countries. what it does not reach is goals that as a pet itself, or it was supposed to by june this year, read $3.00 of the point percent of the populations. but it has only reach 25 percent of this. and i said till the end of the year, cobra was supposed to supply $2000000000.00 doses of vaccines as looks like now, only half of that number will be reached. production is obviously a

u. k. also a century of communism, china celebrates epic milestone. we're looking at how the nation is fed under the one party model. leno. my c celebrate in the style of the new appearance record for argentina peter goes like ah, 124th of demolished a palestinian business in the neighborhood of phil, one in occupied east jerusalem. a butcher's shop with knocked down on tuesday morning. the homes of 13 palestinian families faced the same threat and israeli caught his order. they be demolished after ruling. they were built without a proper permits, harry for it is and so one who spoke to the owner of that demolished still for more than 10 years. this was the butchery nador, rodge ivy. it is a business which sustains the life of 15 people. but last nights, monday nights is ready for his came here and said that it had not been demolished according to a demolition order that was imposed on the 7th of june. and so they would come within days and demolish it. that's what happened early on tuesday morning. they were pretty violent confrontations as it's read

u. k. also a naval compensation in the black sea. ah, under the fire rescue, workers is searching for survivors after the section of an apartment block collapsed in the u. s. state of florida. at least one person died when 12 stories of the building and stuff side near miami beach plunged to the ground in the early hours of thursday morning. at least 51 residence on missing authorities say they rescued. 35 people from the building, filling out the window and you can see i thought it was like a store were coming in. what happened was when the dust cleared, there was the back half the building or back. 2 thirds of the building was gone and the dog in the neighborhood. and basically we have like a really big ramble and were think that it was like a motorcycle like classic early in the morning. and we turn around and see a cloud at home and always just like what is going on. okay, let's look, go to cutting me out. who's close to that collapse, building in miami cutting. just talk us through what's happening with the rescue efforts. first

u k also is considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers and american mainstream media suddenly focuses on a theory that the krona virus originated in a chinese lab with journalists admitting that they had previously dismissed it out of hand.

and that sort of the follow process also in the u. k. but also the supply chain issues. there was not only, of course, we all know about that huge tank of it was caught in the suez canal, but supply chain issues rippled throughout the supply chain due to of course the, the severe lockdown and the u. k. previously. so those 2 factors are actually tempering inflation. and meanwhile, the in the year zone as a whole economy seems to be booming as business growth accelerated to it's fast this pace. in 15 years for the month of june. the news comes as the european academies continue to reopen as well. and the vaccination dr. picks up steam. i s h s market composite p m. i jumped to 59.2 in june from 57 point one in may. and just as a reminder, any reading over 50 shows, good economic health and growth should we expect continued growth in the year a zone as transitions out of this pandemic academy? well, i think so, and actually bring, i think that the projection, the, the actual reality is much better than the projections where you remember the projections are rather di and in

u. k, also the european union, and they basically bought of x t market. so there was some little left over for a callback to actually distribution poorer countries. and now with the stock off expectations from india and having the reliance of the callbacks mechanism on the supply from the term institute of india. we see this is a great problem and therefore they're not many victims left over and in the report, a test by the end of the year, 20 percent of chaldeans will be able to be vaccinated through cobra. that is probably a number that can't be reached at the rate the covert was going. so kovacs doesn't . what does it a does work in the sense that adults supply vaccines to the poor countries. what it does not reach is goals that as a pet itself. so it was supposed to, by june this year, read $3.00 of the point percent of the populations, but it has only reached 25 percent of this. and as i said, so the end of the year, cobra was supposed to supply $2000000000.00 doses of 16th as looks like now, only half of that number will be reached. production is ob

u. k is you've had multiple seating events, many different feedings of the delta virus in different parts of the u. k. and i'm sad to say that from the u. k. it's also spreading to europe, so a lot of people went on holiday from the u. k, because portugal was on the, on the green list for the u. k. a lot of people went to portugal. and now portugal unfortunately is leading the way in terms of increasing delta, very numbers in europe. and because the delta variance is so much more transmissible household transmission is 64 percent higher with the delta barrier with the previous u. k, alpha variance. and this so much more contagious is now spreading around ready, it's about 95 percent or more of the cases in the u. k. unfortunately, you are, pres, is following in this trajectory. and the percentage of delta battery is pretty well doubling every week. unfortunately, across many european countries at the moment, john is delta, just more transmissible, is it also more dangerous? there's some early information from public health england, this shows that might be a slight increase in hospitalizations. now this isn't massive, it's a slight increase, but he'

u. k. so also acts as a bridge between east and west, something angler merkel fluent and russian did more comfortably for many other global leaders. but the aftershocks of the pandemic remain a big concern for german voters. driving support for continuity candidate and lash at the one the backing of merkel. kristian democrats met him flemish was i come and meet. you can't win just on climate and protection alone. of course, this remains the main shoot for the greens. it's in the dna, but i think corona virus and the management of the pandemic and vaccination will remain an issue until the election only another important issue is going to be the economic consequences of the crisis and the green to also get to make their mark in the east of the country with results, they're well below those of the west. and there was simmering internal tensions between green party leaders and rebellious grass roots activists o. germany's greens of writing an unexpected wave of popularity with growing concerns about c

change in the big event on climate change is in november, the 26, which just happens also be to be hosted by the u. k. and also by it's really helping co host that will take place in ga dollars go. so i think this is just one stage on the road to cop 26. and remember also there's a g 20 coming up in october in rome. so the italians also have another nudge at the climate issue before the very big summit. the biggest ones, since paris in 2015 at the end of the year. triple america is james pays reporting live from ives in cordele, in the u. k. well, as you heard, there was still awaiting the final details of the environmental commitments agreed by g. 7 leaders. already climate organizations criticized early announcements on having compet emissions by 2030 and ending reliance on coal power as not going very far enough. houses here is environment edison, the clock explains why it's critical for g 7 nations to address the most pressing issues. a lot of times this is g 7 is a key test in a crucial year for climate action as we build up to a major global. so it, at the end of the year g 7 represents more th

u. k, we've had multiple seeding events, many different feedings of the delta virus in different parts of the u. k. and i'm sad to say that from the u. k. it's also spreading to europe. so a lot of people went on holiday from the u. k because portugal was on the, on the green list for the catalog. people went to portugal. and now portugal unfortunately is leading the way in terms of increasing delta various numbers in europe. and because the delta variance is so much more transmissible household transmission is 64 percent higher with the delta value with the previous u. k. how for variance. and that's so much more contagious is now spreading around a radius about 95 percent or more of the cases in the u. k. and unfortunately, you are, pres, is following in this trajectory. and the percentage of delta vector into is pretty well doubling every week. unfortunately, across many european countries at the moment, john is delta, just more transmissible, is it also more dangerous? there's some early information from public health, england that shows that might be a slight increase in hospitalizations. now this isn't massive it's, it's a slight increase,

also coming up tonight? i think it is sensible to wait just a little longer. u. k. prime minister boris johnson extends england's pandemic locked down for 4 more weeks, but can the public stomach another month of restrictions plus on song to cheat on trial be enlarged? proposed leader appears in court on charges including smuggling walkie talkie human rights groups say, those charges are bogus, and a golden bear federally the never the window of the berlin hill festival finally get their hands on their coveted trophies at a belated awards ceremony. the ah, i'm break off our viewers on p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. today, native leader said that the rising influence of china has become a systemic challenge to the global order, stopping short of labeling china. a threat of the tough new stance was sent out in the joint statement following mondays, native summit in brussels. the 1st attended by the way, by us president jo bike, he's been urging fellow members to stand up to chinese authoritarian polish native chief in stoughton

u. k. it's also in other countries across the world, other countries in europe. and these countries will all hoped they manage to have more people vaccinated and have the full protection with 2 doses before that then becomes dominant. and that countries, it is a race against time, bigger force in london, be a good thank you. the jail, the bellows in journalist roman for there's a bit, she has addressed a news conference in mid scan. what the opposition and bella roosts, as is just another statement made under duress. mister port edwards said that he is in good health and that he has not been beat and he was arrested. you may remember last month after his wife lithuania was forced to land in minutes. this is the 3rd time that he has appeared in front of the media. previously, he admitted applauding to over 3 president, alexander shameka doornail by our reporter, alexandra bogus sky in men. skellington is good to see you. you were in that press conference and it must have been a bizarre experience. what impression did you get from mr process at which? good afternoo

it didn't have the priority to any of the astrazeneca jobs that were manufactured to here, also in the u. k. which is also something that the commission lawyers had claimed. and additionally, the court recognized that astrazeneca had had problems with its manufacturing processes. that's what i presented because lloyd's, he said, what's the reason for this delay, therefore, astrazeneca i see this being a win astrazeneca has fully comply with its agreement with the european commission . and we will continue to focus on the urgent task of supplying an effective vaccine which we are delivering at no profits to help protect people in europe and around the world from the deadliest pandemic in a generation. well, the european commission is also crowing that it had a victory in court by this ruling, by the belgian judge is well, why? well, that's because of the court outlining this new time table for extra deliveries of the job to come here to the european union. basically what the court said is that by the end of september, astrazeneca supply an additional $50000000.00 doses to the book. and if it

u. k, we've had multiple seeding events, many different feedings of the delta virus in different parts of the you k. and i'm sad to say that from the u. k. it's also spreading to europe, so a lot of people went on holiday from the u. k, because portugal was on the, on the green list for you. a lot of people went to portugal and now portugal unfortunately is leading the way in terms of increasing delta various numbers in europe. and because the delta variance is so much more transmissible household transmission is 64 percent higher with the delta barrier with the previous u. k alpha variance and so much more contagious is now spreading around ready. it's about 95 percent or more of the cases in the you carry an unfortunately you are, pres, is following in this trajectory. and the percentage of delta battery is pretty well doubling every week. unfortunately, across many european countries, the moment john is delta, just more transmissible, is it also more dangerous? this some early information from public health england, this shows that might be a slight increase in hospitalizations. now this isn't massive, it's a slight increase, but it's certainly

also the south africa, heavily coal dependent industry. on the climate. this was noted really trying to drive momentous towards cop 26 in november where the u. k. will also check, but we didn't see significate new commitment to financing on climate and some significant questions remain as to how the g 7 will support developing countries get the money they need to make these transformations to their economies and health . lots of focus on the future. lots of focus on making a better response to pandemic in the future. and to strengthening the w. h. o world health organization. what the commitment of 1000000000 doses falls far short of what the w h o head tedra noted, needing of 11000000000 vaccines, but also is far under the 2500000000 excess vaccine doses that the g 7 is estimated by campaigners to have some serious question barren question will be, can that be revisited over the course of the year? and i want to say, i just want to pick up on that. that's not even to mention one of the big criticisms which has been why not all just agree to waive a patience in order to give countries, you know, the impetus, the ability to, to find their own way

u. k. the problem with that is that need to be bought a check somewhere. and the board of checks and now between england, scotland and wales all in the u. k. and north nile and also in the u. k. that causes problems for prime minister johnson. it's not popular domestically among some there's been a recent row about why sausages british sausages from england cannot be brought in to northern ireland. and so some urging for this protocol to be renegotiated for the u. s. u k. to abandon parts of this, the e use very unhappy about that. there's real tension, an issue about sausages no, is much bigger than that. it's something that could affect the, the settled agreements of northern ireland and it's something that could sour the tone of this meeting between 2 allies today. and potentially when you lead is also here for the g 7 effect the atmosphere of the whole g 7 summit. okay. we'll see what happens. thank you so much or diplomatic editor james, based reporting from the u. k. or thousands of mourners have filled street in the occupied westbank city of janine for the funerals of 2 palestinian intelligence officers. they were killed along with another palestinian duri

the problem are expert and these heard us come from the us and also from u. k. and we could produce more and we could produce more together with partners. and just out of this expert hurts for some commodities i listed, but this is not the case. so i think it's a little bit of a blame game escape game that you're buying this plane here. ok, so export regulations coming into play there as well. what about the g 7 tackling climate change? that's one of your key topics and also for your party. do you see the group taking a constructive approach there? this simple truth has spoken out by the german chancellor. what we have done in the last year is simply not enough. this was bitter, bitter resume me from her 16 years chance my ship. and now that is the opportunity to change the car. i think the just haven't can do something on creating a common emission training system. we caught introduce texas border adjustment mechanism. we could set the standards and norms for c o 2 free industrial productions, but to be found this, if we look on corona, if we look on climate, i

also coming up the u. k. count down the days till the end of all social restrictions. but the cope at 1900 delta, very threatening to ruin. the restart experts are urging the government to abandon its plan to fully reopen on june 21st athlete without order to the international olympic committee take. the team of refugee is compete at the tokyo ah, i'm see me. so i'm just going to thank you for joining us. supporters of jailed russian opposition, politician electing of only are set to go on trial today. in moscow, they're being accused of extremism. the court case is the toughest attempt yet to dismantle navarro. a nationwide network of support prosecutors accuses anti corruption foundation of trying to destabilize russia. if found guilty, members could face prison sentences and be prevented from running in september parliamentary election. and let's go right to moscow for the latest. we can speak to our correspondent emily sherwin. good morning, emily. tell us what that's take here for a lesson of only supporters and his organization. well, this extremist label essenti

u. k, it's also in other countries across the world, other countries in europe. and these countries will all hoped they manage to have more people vaccinated and have the full protection with 2 doses before that then becomes dominant. and that countries it is a race against time bigger boss for us in london. be a good thank you. the probably the football european championships. now in monday's group stage matches starting with a tense game in seville. as spain hosted sweden, the spaniards offered relentless pressure on swedish co keep a robin olson in the 2nd half, but also kept the homes quite off of the score board. throughout the school board of results from day 4 of your 2020 shows stain and sweden fault to a mil, no drop off monday. so lucky you got pass their neighbors to the west. poland to one and the czech republic defeated scotland to nil. about last match, ventured a stunning golden some embarrassment. for scotland go keeper david marshall, he became the victim of the shot of the turn them in so far. the check republics. patrick chick. notice marshall