u. k. every day then the people on the bank is not a huge problem or is johnson isn't right me wrong. i don't know, you know, the terrifying sanctions war or anything. and yet this is supposed to be a crisis. and despite the fact that the centrally inhumane methods of being used on the, by, by the voters, or again, the final that the g several issue, the statements a, we stand on the poland. so where is all the humanitarianism? so this is something is very useful, is just something to mobilize. the troops mobilize the west. so you're, you're saying ga, the french and the british, they're squabbling about the channel. but then they come out with a g 7 bed. and their incomplete solidarity on immigration is legally whimsical. georgia, i deem it before you finish up here. and there are news reports here that and then he has an um, $8500.00 troops to the, to the be a russian border. i mean, what should be a diplomatic political, even economic solution. again, we have these powers relying upon military to solve a humanitarian problem. i mean, again, it seems quite contrived to me last 30 se

u. k. every day. and that was expected to increase in the coming days. and now this is puts a span a in the work. so certainly concern from the south african government who has also said that this band has been rushed. and they really want to talk to the u. k. around that, but it looks for the moment that really the, the priority is around containing the spread of a virus mutation that is very concerning from ada. thank you very much. indeed. that's familar miller talking to us from johannesburg. check republic has also announced restrictions and travelers from southern africa, but it's dealing with its own surgeon cases. the governments declared a state of emergency. the counters reported almost $27800.00 new cases in the last 24 hours at the highest level since the pandemic. the gum and slovakia has gone into a 2 weeks locked on. people can only leave home to buy essentials or to go to school or work. okay, this is with let's begin with breaking news from kirsten with security services are saying they filed what the calling a coup attempt at least 15 p

the image was nearly every front page of the u. k. papers and been shared across social media. wildfire featured on many pages around the world was taken by the photo journalist, matthew ab, he treated my last day the decade, felt like the apocalypse covering the whole, the rest of the world. it was a clear talk. climate change in defiance arrived early in your even normal detroit in prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. well, maybe like to say sir ed the front door he the stairs went up. when that day went out to timber lot. all righty. so emotional about it. her account thinks you enough that i thought i'd just nice to look at them when you want to think of something or remember, right. i yeah. randolph discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz cuz i want to start with everybody that was on the side and i went to the, the scene bath was cuz we didn't want to be near the bush and to do no harm to the harm to the point. now. now we are directly to boise, i didn't even other

what's up in the morning on the 2nd of january, the image was nearly every front page of the u. k. papers and being shared across social media. wildfire been treated on many from pages around the world was taken by the photo journalist, matthew alba. he treated my last day the decade, felt like the apocalypse, covering all the rest of the world. it was a clear top climate change in reduced cost or even normal radium prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of man made climate change will destroyed. well, i don't like to say so. so he had the front door, he clipped the stairs when i went out that day when i told him to what i saw a bit emotional about it. oh, i can't. thank you enough that i thought i'd just just nice to look at him when you wanting to think of something i remember it. i yeah, randolph discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz cuz i want to show everybody that was on the side and i went to the, the same bath was cuz we didn't want to be near the bush and to do no harm to the harm to the point now. now we, i connect me to boise, i didn't even know dora.

every single day. how are the numbers in the u. k, looking well, the u. k. is pretty bad, much higher infection numbers than it's western european neighbors across the water . something like one intent of every new infection being recorded globally is happening here and more than a 1000 deaths a week. so pretty bad the situation here in the u. k. and again, as i said, the u. k is a case in point of a country where mandatory restrictions were listed in the sum of people going about their business more and more people back in offices back on public transport, fewer and fewer of them wearing mosque. so taking any sort of precautions at all, and the deputy chief medical officer warning that hard months are ahead. jonathan fan runtime, speaking on wednesday, saying that winter could be extremely bad with flu on top of cobit and warning. as indeed many active, many scientists are actively calling for warning of new restrictions having to be reintroduced, potentially by christmas. jonah, thank you very much. john hall that joining us from london will staying in the

u. k. that is actually a failing policy of every grade to exclusion. if people that are seeking protection in the k, what's happening is the onset to ensure that people are not risking their life and dying. as we've seen today, is to provide mandatory to be says the people that are in from seeking comes the u . k. the claim file or something came out of period current or that would be relatively easy to dave. the french and the governments could agree that between themselves, either not to ensure that i go to more, i me small way are not happening. people smugglers are not profiting and people are not dying. 3 white men in the us state of georgia had been found guilty of murdering i'm at arbor last year. they pursued the 25 year old black man in that truck as he was out jogging through a neighbourhood. all 3 said they acted in self defense. chaper chancey reports from brunswick, georgia. all 3 men involved in the killing of aubrey were found guilty of his murder count, one malice mer we the jury find the defendant, travis speak, michael guilty, we. the

u. k. journalist amanda barrel has been asking why politicians there and every one of struggles to take decisive action. ah ah, for any one still in doubt or in tonight. but the world's climate is changing. the summer of 2021 should have been a wake up cold. one natural disaster followed another. even normally temperate britain for its share of extreme whether the truth is man made global warming is now irrefutable. and that's why wildly does the gathering once more to discuss how to respond with things so critical. it's out that the cop 26 summit is taking place here in the u. k. it's where the industrial revolution began in the 19th century. when fossil fuels mass production started releasing rising amounts of carbon dioxide and other heat trapping gases into the atmosphere where that might lead didn't become clear for a long time, but for at least 30 years. now we've known that unless we would use carbon emission than climate change would have to die consequences. we are now seeing for all of us, no matter where we live. i've come to the village of hems be in norfolk and i've been to

this into its own area of activity as i say with the numbers tie, m and l mole arriving every week, probably in the u. k. instead of micro flows and they're all totally here on the border or better, ruth and poland pretty choose ones to be active, preventing a migrant than perhaps we should see them back up the white clip of over rather than the muddy feels of the been a russian polish frontier, i don't know what really they are doing that. they're not legitimate. they're accepted so much of the nature of the business and working out how to use this situation to further erode popularity. lucas should go in bella. ruth, and try and put this published weight in poland already into his place. that's what this is about. okay, we'll, we'll keep watch on it as we have been all week for now. live from london, marco got fish. thanks for your time. have a great weekend. thank you. you too on the movement of people that we're currently seeing at the bellows, poland borders happening elsewhere on a much larger scale. of course. an influx of people fleeing conflicts in the middle east began years ago, and there are

u. k. for example, bananas, our fruit staples, pretty much every child's lunch balls. and so if, if we collectively don't titled the climate crisis, there will be open arms. the she monetary cost would be devastating for the garden communities. but for us and it's part of our food security in the global, no, it really matters to us. rich nations had pledged was something like a $100000000000.00 to an annual finance to low income countries affected by the climate emergency. and they've lost the fail to, to live up to that promise you any more hopeful now off to comp 26. yes, i'm afraid my social on the pledges are still there for them, but the money isn't cheap for me. and this is why we in fact trade our campaigning for this 100000000000 promised to be met. the promise was made years ago and it still hasn't arrived and it needs to be a $100000000000.00 every year to help low income countries in the global south attack and mitigate against climate change. and like i said, just with myself, clumping on it, it's happening today. the pledges are still not made from to 1000

and now we are seeing a spike that's about 2000 every day, far less than the u. k. but really the concern in south africa is that the strain on the house system and also potentially new restrictions coming into play. or when, when the government just doesn't want there to be an extreme spread of this view variant here. ok, thank you for me to miller in johannesburg. been now journal hall in london, a joiner. you live in where you hartford ch. are we live and learn and these are circumstances and it seems the u. k. moving very quickly, this time extremely rapidly, really, when you consider that it was only about 4 pm on thursday, we understand that pretty scientists, you. scientists brought the news to 10 downing street about the discovery by the south africans, which had only happened on tuesday that this, this varied was identified. and that rang such alarm bells inside number 10 downing street. that within i was, they had made the decision to impose these new travel restrictions on 6 southern african countries. now that's in, in absolutely stock contrast to the wa

every way you can say that most places, if you're in the u. k, you get that trade in 3 hours time. plenty of programs can be up for you though, and you're part of the world in the u. k. in a few minutes enjoy for now in signing off of a good rest of the weekend. ah huh. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race who is on a very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk and he really is no thing. they can't ride on police reports in all caps in december 2020 a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, if an idea that it must be a pose a channel out the gate while they may kill their faces. but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to united states has gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who and t for really are in ord

u. k. inflatable dingey on wednesday on that shortly with join me every posting on the alex summon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, small business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah ah . supposed to swiss. so all these double membranes structures which are like saks, which capture pushed through the cytoplasm and then deliver them to all the incinerator of the cell, the license for degradation. so that's what we'll talk to g is ah, welcome back. french police have arrested 5 people in a crank down on human trafficking gangs. after least 27 migrants died, trying to reach the u. k. in an inflatable dingey on wednesday. the tragedy has also led to london and paris trading accusations over where responsibility lies the u. k home secretary pretty patel told the house of commons this thursday that she'd outlined her proposals to fonts on how to resolve the crisis. my once again, the south made my offer very clear to france in terms of joint france and u. k. cooperation, joint patrols to prevent the dangerous journey from taking play. medusa. madam, deputy

u. k prime minister bars johnson says you've been vaccinated. that's non important. now you need to get a booster every 6 months, more threatens of a more threats of lock downs across europe on the u. k. as well, at what point is this going to be over? well, 1st of all, really need to have realistic expectations. and we see that some of them are named manufacturers who great of the monopoly in europe may have exchanged really created very wrong expectations. and many people are surprised that they need to get their thoughts short may be forced a few from 6 shot off. so i think we need to have realistic expectation. secondly, we believe vaccine combinations such as me some agile, i'm running late, i'm a been the vital technology will provide for long, dim unity and will be much better. and the different companies may not want to do it for commercial reasons. while this is the right thing to do for the world. and thirdly, we believe struck him donation of bethany testing, beth a drug. some new drugs are common on line and combination of machines. we are evil and will be able to defeated upon it. lots of

every day at the moment. and you will know, you mentioned the u. k. they're, they've just, they've just authorized this new anti cove and pill, which is probably just as well, given the state of the numbers where you are much higher than any other western european country. it's estimated something like one in 10 of all new infractions taking place globally. happening here on the death toll and hospital admissions. uncomfortably high as well. again, as i said, the u. k is an example of a place where all mandatory restrictions have been lifted more and more people back in offices on public transport, fewer and fewer of them wearing muscle, recognizing any sort of precaution whatsoever. and england in particular. so the victim of its own success in having been 1st and fastest with the vaccine ro that at the beginning of the year. and now seeing high numbers of this waning immunity and struggling with its booster program because of what, in part because of real public apathy. because of all those reasons i've set up scientists to calling for precautions t

u. k. in replaceable vangee on wednesday more on the story. also breakthroughs ah, join me every 1st day on the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess on the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me when i was wrong. when i was just don't yesterday out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves well, did we choose to look for common ground? the you is in the process of finalizing what is being called the strategic compass for security and defense. this is a shorthand for what may become an e u army. this is not a new idea, and there is no guarantee that will ever come about. is europe capable of defending itself in this competitive world? oh, come back to the program, a french police of arrested 5 people in a cracked out on human trafficking gangs off to at least $27.00 ma grants died, trying to reach the u. k. on an inflatable thing to you on wednesday, the treasury who'll seller to london and paris trade accusations over where responsibility lies the you go home, secretary party battelle

every one. i'm come all santa maria, this is the world news from al jazeera. france is excluded the u. k. from talks about migration rights organizations say politics is putting lives at risk. in other news, sudan says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during fighting at the border.

every day. and now we are seeing a spike that's about 2000 everyday, far less than the u. k. but really the concern in south africa is that the strain on the house system and also potentially new restrictions coming into play. when, when the government just doesn't want there to be an extreme spread of this new variant onto the news, frances cancel the meeting with the u. k. aimed at tackling people smuggling in the english channel. that's after prime minister bars johnson criticize differential authorities for their handling of the migrant crisis just critique to do as i spoke 2 days ago with prime minister barak johnson in a serious manner. on my end, i seek to continue doing as i do with any country in any headed states. i am surprised by methods when they are not serious ones. i see you don't communicate from a leader to another on these matters via tweets and letters. you are making public, we are not whistleblowers, kamani and other developments separately. french fishermen of blocked access to the channel ports in northern france, protesting against post briggs at fish

u. k. removes the portrait of a 19th century war hero over his ties to slavery or not shortly. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show. i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. oh, well it shows the wrong one. i'll just don't hold any world to shape out disdain because the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. love is always built on a structure that was created in childhood. so without understanding of childhood relationship, it becomes very hard to understand adult relationships. and that's why it's incredibly important and to be able to have a basic understanding of what motivates you as an emotional, be in the hello again, a russian analyst who contributed to the infamous steel dossier on the ledge from russia. ties which led to perhaps the worst washington moscow relation since the cold war is facing prison time in the u. s. eager. done. check go. has been charged with lying in his testimony to the f. b i. if i'm guilty, he coul

u. k. is reviving pans to send asylum seekers abroad for processing and remote australian style offshore centers. in the past 12 months, almost every corner of the globe has been considered from europe to the essential islands and africa, basically anywhere but his. this is something that we have proven to just the idea . we will do everything we can to resolve the problem. we make no apology for at least trying to look at that. which in the eyes of the united nation, has long been assigned a colonial mindset to see the united kingdom looking at the same ideas as australia, as a matter of deep concern to the united nations high commissioner for refugees. because we say it is almost a neo colonial approach. he puts it off to african countries and you wash your hands with it. you might pay a lot of money. but nonetheless, the shift, the burden and that way without the safe guards is a problem. campaign is also say the new move may rick pop asylum writes, moving asylum seekers to countries that might not have the same human rights protections would basically on. but in the british government. but the u. k says it's time to change call

every year. that's just in new york city. the vast majority of them over half from europe and the u. k. with 1300000 tourists on average come to new york city after that it's china. but beyond that, what we're expecting is that new york city was decimated by the pandemic. whether it be restaurants, hotels tours spending, but now the city and all the workers and people who live here excited for in tours can come back into the us again, particularly here in new york city where they're, they're the travel agencies and various travel companies are saying they're seeing bookings increasing because of the anticipation of more people coming back, of course, to come back into the u. s. now as a foreign tourists, you can have to show proof of vaccination of vaccination that's been authorized by the w h o and also a negative cobit test as well. could you have some positive news? thank you very much. gabriel. let's cross to the us mexico border now where john home and is live for us in tijuana. hello there, john. this is really important step for communities and businesses, either side of the boar

u. k to tack jointly. we can't even get the, you tack jointly or the world. i mean, we have, we have this problem that every country or every nation is going it alone. and we're paying the consequences because we're able to travel and the virus travel easily as well. ok, jeff lazarus is great to get your thoughts. thank you so much for joining us on the l to 0. use are we appreciate it. thanks for having me back. so korea has recorded its highest number of new calls at 19 cases in a single day one and 3 science and 200 people tested positive on thursday. official say they were expecting to see an increase after most restrictions were lifted earlier this month. 78 percent of the population has been vaccinated. croatia is commemorating the 30th anniversary of the worst massacre during its 4 year war for independence. thousands of people gathered in vocal var, that's the city that serv militia and he, this love army soldiers captured back in 1991. hundreds of creation fighters were killed in the 3 months cj and tens of thousands of non serbian inhabitants for sides. ceci was returned to croatia 7 years later a

every opportunity they can to get the sorts of policies. busy and the sorts of platforms passed. walbridge ok, the u. k. government has ended hum us in its entirety to it's list of terrorist organizations that this might protest from the palestinian authorities. previously, only the military wing of the islamist group was on london's bound list. r t contributor richard met hurst gave us his take on the move pretty patel the home secretary in the united kingdom. you might recall just a few months ago. she tried giving journalists 14 years in prison if they published classified documents, which is, you know, totally not authoritarian, but guess what? she has more surprises for us. just recently. she declared hamas a terrorist organization. now this isn't just for people who are members of hamas. you can go to prison even if you quote, express an opinion or belief that is supportive of hamas. whatever that means. frankly speaking, i don't think patel prescribed hamas, the terrorist organization because hamas constitutes a significant threat to the united kingdom. i think she's doing it because israel want