that just shows an absolute failure on every front base, the intelligence agencies in the u. k. the border security usa policing security in the usa as well. and i think, you know, it's great now that we can pinpoint what happened, what went wrong in this case. but that's not how our intelligence agencies based in the usa and the case working. they all there to preemptively gather intelligence, to preemptively stop the sort of terrorist attacks. not just have the information that can be used and be useful after an attack about what the police are going to do. so why do we spend this money on all, incredibly invasive intelligence agencies, if they are letting these old people slip between the cracked time after time after time, not just in the u. k or the usa, but across europe as well as the last 7 years. are you confident lessons have been learned as to what happened over the weekend, or are we going to see further instance other crimes happening if there is what seems to be on the said such a weak communication between the u. k. and us authority, i am sure they will say the le

u. k. base twitter account sex, not gender, nurses, and midwife, which provides a platform for those frustrated with the new terminology. many health professionals uncomfortable with the language on now working in fear of being ostracized or even was losing that job, isabel or melbourne a us based podcast. the and home birth attendance said there's an anti human ideology behind this. so the 1st time i came across the requirements was a do a training in 2016 in brooklyn, new york. and my initial reaction was to go along with it. i couldn't imagine how it would be hurtful to anyone because i was told that it was modern language. it was inclusive language and we wouldn't want to make anyone feel bad. i think the biggest problem is that there is a material consequence. so pronouns, for example, do not exist in a vacuum. it unfortunately leads to a lifetime of part of pharmaceutical dependence. kind of trans humanist future body dissociation putting children on puberty blockers, right? the pronouns and the language capture is part of the bigger picture, which is, you know, dissociation from our fles

u. k. base switzer account, fix not gender. nurses and midwives, which provides a forum for those frustrated with the new terminology to be heard. though the reality is, of course many health professionals uncomfortable with a language and are working in fear of being ostracized or even worse, losing jobs. what it is, this will pro life to home worth, attendant, isabella maldon from new york, who's been encouraged to use inclusive language as part of job is what to, thanks so much for joining us. could be on the program today. thank you so much for having you 1st come across this, this rule. i mean, how did you react to hearing these, these new requirements? for the 1st time i came across the requirements was a do a training in 2016 in brooklyn, new york. and my initial reaction was to go along with it. i couldn't imagine how it would be hurtful to anyone because i was told that it was modern language. it was inclusive language and we wouldn't want to make anyone feel bad and i was the use of such language affected your work. i mean, do you have any sort of cases that, that spring to mind wh

u. k. base space, entertainment enterprise and it aims to build a studio that would be attached to the international space station that module referred to as c. one is currently being developed by axiom a company based in houston, texas. when completed, it could be the world 1st content and entertainment studios and multi purpose arena in space. right now, the date for launches and until december of 2024 and tom cruise is expected to be one of the 1st major actors involved after nasa confirmed they were working with him on some sort of space film. but we still don't know much about it, including what their budget might be for a space launch. i bet it's going to be large. now they called you and they said, hey we, we want you to come up to our arena and space would you? of course, i've told you a lot of times, rachel, i'm ready for space. i'm here for it. well, as long as we can send a tv with you and you can talk to us down here, i will stay happily here honor. if i like the word space arena, it makes me think we might be looking at space olympics sometimes do home goodness, the regular oil and big

u. k based charity says the wise and cases could be linked to the pandemic. that says locked owns lead to younger children, spending more time online, leaving them more vulnerable to predators. over the year, the foundation received a record $361000.00 reports of possible online abuse and took action against more than $250000.00 websites, which it confirms contained images or of or videos of child sexual abuse. it also found a sharp increase in images showing 7 to 10 year olds. now being targeted and groomed by online predators is prompted the u. k. government to launch a new campaign to help adults recognize the warning signs of abuse and grooming. we'll see hargreaves as the ceo of the internet watch foundation, and she joins us now from cambridge in the u. k. how do you explain the rise in online sexual abuse of children? well, it's a mixture of factors really. so obviously during the pandemic by when people were online 247, we had perpetrators on mine and children online, so they were much easier to target. and, and so the that, that created a perfect sto

u. k based child healed firm says the current of ours pandemic has helped the walls, which has been doubled wealth. while an estimated 160000000 people have been plunged into poverty. the group so called inequality kills report claims that the increase in amazon found a jeff bezos, his fortune alone could pay for every $1.00 on earth to be vaccinated. doors have said that lower income for the world's poor has contributed to the death of at least $21000.00 people each day. the people in el salvador hall protesting against the government of the 30th anniversary of a peace treaty that ended the civil war. that demanding justice for atrocities committed between 1980199275000 people were killed. 8000 are still missing. demonstrate is also rallied against president ne, a book, a after it was revealed, journalists and human rights activists. investigating corruption of being spied on please in the u. k. of arrested 2 teenagers in the city of manchester, in connection with saturday's siege at a synagogue in texas. a british national was shot dead after taking 4 people hostage. the man was identifie

u. k are saying this is not based on data. so it seems like it's a political decision when we have just like thing, we have a fantastic health system in the u. okay. however, it is rarely under huge stress because of the number of people who are because of it and the implication of school. but on the long list of people that have delays tests or 3 other treatments, no, to maintain chris would increase was the move restrict ok. chris, when we say that starting from the next of infection, and it's about time to treat covey, not as an emergency, but as an illness that we have to deal with because it's going to stay for longer. it sounds easy on paper than impractical terms. i think it's very important to see the situation through the lens of the hair and now and not the lens of last year. because this time last year, taking the u. k. as an example, the number of people who were dying every day was about 1501 point, and the number of people in the hospital accounts for nearly half of all of the beds that we have in our national hea

u. k, for example, was having up to 50000. so it's not a given, the vaccines stop variance, but what we can do with vaccines based on the u. k and other countries experience is we can convert severe disease into trivial disease. and that should be our go. yes, we need to i to stop people dying and that means across the entire world. but we shouldn't kid ourselves at this. as soon as we achieve that magic vaccination of the world, the coven disaster is over. because it isn't done is to stop people dying ticket. this is exactly what people are concerned about, which is basically the this false hope that this could be the beginning of the end of an era. and the beginning of a post covered 19 era because singapore, for example, started with a 0 tolerance approach. now he's starting to relax most of the restrictions because he has met somehow 90 percent the flesh hold of vaccinations. but we've seen a 3rd of all of infections recently. couldn't this be the concern facing singapore in the near future? well, i think the searching infection with arrival on the truck is something that the singapore government definitely for saw. and

u. k. government made the claim based on an intelligence assessment without providing evidence to back it up. the u. k. foreign offices press release had more than a few inconsistencies take him. danny mariah, former ukrainian m. p, he cited as moscow's potential candidate to replace the current president vladimir zalinski, except more i of his, on russia's sanctions list on top of that, his party failed to even past the last parliamentary elections. 5 percent threshold . this guy's not exactly poised to take the country by storm and seizing his property. sure was an interesting way of appointing him head of the future occupation. you have made my evening. the british foreign office seems confused. i've been under russian sanctions since 2018 due to a conflict with victrum. edward shook. my family's assets are frozen. there had the united kingdom, secret services and foreign office can square that with russia, supposedly wanting to make me the head of an occupation government. that's the question for mister bean. london's not just spreading questionable stories about modern ukraine though

u k. rather based think tank. he joins us live from london. thanks for being on this news. our eric after everything we've just heard, do you think these events should go ahead? good morning and thank you for having me. i think the answer to that question is, because, you know, for many reasons, 1st of all, 4 p 5 on test to actually allow this event to credit on that the current circumstances is not only irresponsible, but it is something that is putting the lie a so many, many, many at risk because the most irresponsible thing for them to have done. given that, as we all know us, you've mentioned the part of the country has been complex and conflict that people get killed every day as we speak. it's not been long that 6 come out on the mon delegate where kidnapped by the independent. this fight does in decide was vision. where live that will be hosting part of the content base. i'll just pick up today. nobody know the what about delegate? the government is say nothing, the government is not able to protect its own. so talk of visitors and the phenomena officials that will

u. k. government as tens of thousands based the fact if they don't get the coven jabbed by next week. we get the latest from one of the doctors behind the lawson with broadcasting live direct, more studios in moscow. this is our international and i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us are now we start tonight with nato secretary general has admitted that the military block actually has, quote, no certainty that moscow would invade ukraine. that statement coming despite months of the west, pushing violent anti russian rhetoric, claiming that aggression by the kremlin was imminent, yontsa stoughton berg made the startling. you turn at an atlantic council event. and that time, ah, as long as i shall docile to once again desired to use military force, you know, there's an empty while there's no certainty about the uh, the russian plans are on the maybe they have not made any final decision. well, it means we're seeing more and more of a public message shifting regarding what was previously referred to as a russian invasion of ukraine being immediate. and just after yen stalse

u. k. to protest against a new bill base say is an attack on the right to demonstrate the controversial police and crime bill would grant police greater powers to crack down on disruptive protests. but critics say it will also make it more difficult to hold peaceful demonstrations. andy smith is rehearsing in his head. his 1st words to his wife emma, a scientist, to day should be walking free of the 2 months in prison in southern england. and his smith could never have imagined that she would ever be behind bars. oh my gosh, i love hutch. i'm so proud of her. i, i, you know, we have, we have really young nieces who are that that their future is not going to be the same future that we had. right. and we have, we have to fight for that fusion, her crime. she blocked motorway. she is part of an environmental group that is pressuring the government to insulate british homes to save energy. they say it's the cheapest way to tackle the climate crisis. terrifying i was coming down to my lawyer, christine with the like that we can tighten by blocking roads for hours, has enraged motorists. the british

breakdown between the special relationship which has always been funded and he based on intelligence relationship between the u. k and the u. s. so that's interesting. seen it. so it's also a blurring of lines, i think, between the criminal, the terroristic and mental health issue. and it seems like this man probably had sort of doubled in all 3. i mean, suddenly it's been reported that he was all finishing to radical islamists, such as john child dream people. so he should be massively flagged up. not just, you know, oh, he was a subject interest, but you know, we can close this down now a year ago. there should be a lot of red flags flying. that is man. and the fact that he could get out of u. k wasn't being investigation can get into the usa despite it's draconian. borders was is astonishing. yeah. and just to add to that he went in to g, f. k. he apparently got a gun on verified whether or not he got it illegally or boarded legally. and then made his way down to texas, got into a synagogue as well. that's a long way not to be tracked. but you would imagine the american intelligence agencies are pretty angry t

u. k. and across the world, there is no escaping the fact that some services will be disrupted based off absences. and if we all play our paulton containing the spread of this virus, the disruptions we face can be far less severe than the national lockdown. reasons to be careful, reasons to be optimistic perhaps for the storm certainly isn't over yet. we're italians now to 0 london. a 2nd chinese says he has been put into a total lockdown off to report some new crown of iris cases. you joe, is a city of more than a 1000000 in central hannon province. the restrictions are similar to those imposed for the past 2 weeks in the industrial hub of she. anne for days residence bab, and complaining about food shortages. facials are rushing to contain even small outbreaks of the winter olympics and beijing, less than a month away shopping and cindy, unload social manager, whole 0 cases, and communities means a future situation where all new infections are found among close contacts, who are already in quarantine to achieve 0 cases in communities as to create good conditions for an next step to gradually do

yeah, he was the 1st guy and he put it together with based off of brag, and then the u. k. and actually, and mark was the one who put it together. and the that is the 6 mark, kevin, and i are on every episode that at that we shoot. and then robert and david and barbara ultimate and but it's about solid all of us. and then they have guests charged each season and mark did bark with that other. very smart, very a. his sense of salon was gertrude stein leg because he put those people together. i can look back on and think, wow, that's a nice business dinner that he's organized there. you know, i think it's a pretty good who comes in periodically, but i haven't seen him in a while, but the ring guy and i want to peel the ring story back anyway. i think he handles himself well as a judge, and i'm wondering, i don't remember the exact episode, how do you know everybody has ring? how did we miss that or how did the guys miss that? what was the pinch jamie, that was jamie. i think what happened was, jamie came in with a big ask if i'm remembering right in the sweet guy, i think wha

so we are hoping that based on the models and seeing from the u k. >> and especially from south africa that omicron surge may be over by the end of january or by early february. >> she has in the meantime, as the data continues to come in and paint a more complete picture, the variant continues to wreak havoc on communities hurting the workforce. already struggling are really working. >> through and hospitals, restaurants and we're just seeing record numbers of people getting infected. and while most people are getting that sick, it's really depleting our workforce. >> theresa kron, 4 news. some scientists are debunking reports of a supposed new combo. covid variant called delta kron over the weekend. researchers in the republic of cyprus claimed 25 patients had tested positive for the super variant but some just say the findings were more likely due to a lapse sequencing error and not cross breeding. they argue fragments of delta samples were probably leftovers from previous sequencing given the appearance of a new variant. the cdc issued a do not travel warning for canada due to the

u. k. in other western countries that a building military facilities and bases on the see of as of there, this is also an acceptable to us. this is another red line that he talks over the past week have also said as a marker of the tensions between us and russia. of course, the u. s. are not bending on any of russia's demands. it seems. and i also was lucky enough to ask a sag i love rob about the words of the u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln, who said that all president putin has done in the past 2 years or so, is there to facilitate what he wanted to present or prevents or her rather. and those are kind of strong words from the usa is oliver said, that really isn't the case. said he was surprised at those words by blinking gossip . latasha anthony b. u. s. secretary of state, blinking argues that what present boone has done over the past couple of years has only speeded up ever in the pudding would like to prevent on which faces does blink . and make such comments. do you think, we presume putting putin has been devoting all the last year to strengthen russian sovereignty, which is

u. k. in other western countries that a building military facilities and based on the see of as of there, this is also an acceptable to asterisk, this is another red line. how close a 10 situations surrounding ukraine has been at the center of these press conference. a center of the talks have gone on in geneva, and brussels. this week, of course, is forms part of a bradshaw to those tensions between the russia and that the u. s. and the antony blink in the u. s. 70 estate. as said that all the blood, amir putin, the russian president, has done in the past couple of years, is basically facilitating everything he wished to prevent. i was lucky enough to ask her a question to set up a lover of about what he thinks about ab lincoln's words. and we can hear what he had to say he was through wasn't too impressed and very hurt. as a matter of fact, the way as well as some people in the west think certainly blinkin, as he said, lincoln was a man who is honest than a man of his word. and he thinks his possibly because of those deteriorating are relations in the past week. that he said that, but let's

largely and, and to me like like you been told that both of us being based in germany when i look back at the u. k. i find the lack of attention to both sorts of things incredibly striking. and also bear in mind about that the heaviest criticism of forest johnson before all of this policy scandal has come from the right wing of his poppy. and they basically being saying, we want the end to all corona virus restrictions from the end of january to live with this firing. and so those that, that's another kind of line of criticism again for jonathan. and so those kind of criticisms of his career measures will be empowered as a result of his very weakness. so it's a horrible combination of factors that he has to face the a moment. i mean, normally when you look at the mac numbers in the u. k, just now john worth excellent analysis tonight. john is always thank you. thank you . well, meanwhile, over going cases in spain are soaring despite one of the highest vaccination rates in europe. the government only recently reduced the quarantine period to 7 days, but with long waiting time to the family doctors