u. k. have been reluctant to for through those changes as anywhere else. jill rutter is the former british civil servants. she was involved in the publication of several sustainable development strategies in the 19 nineties and to thousands. climate change is a really mastic problem for government. it requires a whole scale, excellent transformation, a very short window. so it's a real challenge to make meaningful action across all france, symbol tenuously. and you tend to get the sum line of least resistance. and it's what you can get other people to accept according to the science, even if dramatic action is taken to day climate change will continue to wasn't for at least a couple more decades. that's not appealing for leaders who depend on public support to stay in power. if you think politician, you are taking quite difficult henchey quite unpopular decisions now. for a benefit, the nor any will be seen during your electoral terms. it might not be seen during your political lifetime. would b

u. k. have described this as being so mutated that it is barely recognizable when it compared to the original strain of covey. 19. and as a result of that, we have seen devastation across the world over the last 18 months or so. the european commission president is urging other countries to take heed and to also close their space. the european commission has today proposed to member states to activate the emergency brake on travel from countries in southern african and other countries affected to limit the spread of the new variant. now the u. k was one of the countries that 1st decided to put that back in place of flights coming at to and from those 6 countries in africa are. but it has said that that list could be expanded in the next few days with more and more countries being put back on the read less than that could cause so many fears that yet again, travel plans as we head into the holy c season will be thwarted, just as they were back in 2020. now this also comes at a time when there is

u. k. should say within the e u and the u. k, who have either some sort of tie when he's representation on the soil. why has china taken on bridge to what lithuania has done? right, indeed, even though there are 15, only 15 countries of the world are recognized taiwan officially. there are indeed many, many more countries, as you just mentioned, that have some form of defacto representation from taiwan. and they have some sort of trade representative. for example, and lithuania certainly are certainly not the only one in europe. what really has barked the recent controversy of the recent tension between lithuania and china is the fact that the new representative office that will be open and lithuania is going to bear the name taiwan is going to be the time when he's representative office. typically, the sorts of representative office use the name type pay because if you refer to the island itself to taiwan in the name of the, of the office, this tends to give more legitimacy to, to taiwan. and therefore, this is something that tends to re

u. k. have placed the blame on human trafficking gangs. this disaster underscores how dangerous it is to cross the channel in this way. and it also shows how vital it is that we now step up our efforts to break the business model of the gangsters who are sending people to see her in this way. strong emotions over the many deaths caused by the cap sizing of a migrant boats in the english channel. we must condemn the criminal nature of the smugglers who organized these crossings. i'm currently headed to the scene. the alarm was 1st raised by french fishermen who spotted dozens of bodies floating in the sea near calais and oven i. vigil was held in the port town for those who died . at least 30 people were on the overcrowded inflatable dinky. only 2 of them were rescued and one is still missing. well, my god crossings to the u. k via the channel have surge this year with more than $25000.00 people surviving the hazardous trip. and so 3 times more than 2020 in london is urged france to do more to stop the boat setting off. or the mayor of cali

u. k. and france. i think there have been reports that the individuals migrants who are coming to the u. k are not only coming from france that they're coming from other countries such as belgium and the netherlands . and so i think it's very difficult to draw immediate conclusions and on here is responsible. i think it's true that this is an issue which is as historical, has been around for many years. and the u. k. and france have had close corporations since 2003 with the le tiki agreement and an series of bilateral agreements since then. and there has also been as, as you will be aware, an increased corporation this year already and in july, so you can, france agreed to incorporate more so i think and what's, what's needed at the moment is not so much a blame game, but rather looking at the thought, seeing what the situation is and working on a practical solutions. a good outcome. jack, you spoke about the always work of the french anger, basically about the a letter which brought us johnson, the british prime minister, posted on twitter, which talks about he outlines key major areas

across the boards is also an issue here because with the situation of the u k, for example, 3 of the nations in the u. k. have a form of covert passports, but england doesn't. how do you explain this lack of joined up approach? is that poor governance? there isn't something else. it's absolutely poor government governance in far be it from me to tell the 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 t

u. k have all imposed travel restrictions on southern african nations. in atlanta. jonathan serrie fox news. and late today , canada confirmed its first two cases of the covid-19 variant macron. the two people had recently visited nigeria. california's public health officer, issued a statement today on this new variants, saying quote we are doubling down on our vaccination and booster efforts to ensure that all californians have access to safe, effective and free vaccines. that can prevent serious illness and death as ktvu is james torres reports. some are now wondering if more restrictions are in our future. for some it sfo it's time for the trip back home after a thanksgiving break, and for some more covid-19 news has been on their minds. have you heard at all about the omicron variant of the couple 18. south african. this man is headed for a trip to europe this week. leaders there say they've detected just a few cases of covid-19 linked to the new omicron variant first detected in south africa a few days ago. now the united states, joining several other nations a

u. k. have collided with some local media reporting that 13 people have been injured. the trains crashed their eternal in souls re in southern england is triggered a huge emergency service response, but is believed none of the injuries are serious. this suddenly, a lot of thing to sessions being thrown around. i think, i mean, you know, friends present amanew about your mcroy has told you guys finally said that the bull is in britain's court regarding an escalating dispute of the fishing rights they made on the sidelines of the g. 20 in rome, but failed to reach agreement. lexia brian reports side by side at rome's famous, trevi fountain, french president, emanuel macro and british prime minister, boris johnson, appeared to be in good humour. but behind the smiles, the escalating tensions between their 2 countries showed no sign of letting up a meeting away from the cameras. failing to bring them closer to agreement, met no, la, beau, it on all gone. now the ball is in their court. if the british don't make a move, obviously that measures that a plan from the 2nd of no

have been more and more concessions from the you. and when the bottom line comes down to it, i think the, the u. k would trigger it. i think they would, but i don't think that they would have to, i think in the final analysis that you has a lot more to lose than the ok. and so you think they will be able to come to terms at some point then. oh. 7 my hope so because actually what would happen if they don't is it just means everything is going to be suspended. like i said, all the rules and regulations will be suspended, which is what the u. k would be fine with anyway. and then things go into arbitration and more negotiations, which actually could go on forever. i think the side of the thing is it's, it's a lose lose situation for businesses due to the uncertainty. and i have about 30 left. but when the drop that date on this, i believe this morning, oceans going on until next friday, november 12. and so if not, if not, we might see article 16 if we can, at least that's the current threat. but i don't know, and we'll see what happens. discount we can tell november 12th taylor ford, which are the british american busi

u. k. have been negotiating with iranian officials in vienna that the u. s . is also there, but only holding talks in directly. iran is demanding all us and european sanctions be dropped before they agree to any deal. with the raining economy has steadily been shrinking since 2017. that's when the trump administration started making moves to pull out of the deal, compounded by the crone of iris pandemic. the countries g. d p contracted nearly 5 percent in 2020. the measure is also triggered a massive currency, the valuation that seen a steady rise in inflation from single digits to nearly 40 percent in 2021. though in retaliation to those sanctions. iran now in riches small amounts of uranium up to 60 percent purity. now that's just a short step from weapons grade levels of 90 percent purity in the u. n. says it's nuclear inspectors are not able to fully monitor the nuclear program after tehran limited their access. well, iran says it's optimistic after talks resumed in vienna. that amount, shit, i think it's a great achievement that all of them in the countri

u. k. have stepped up the relationship between both countries as a way to deal with iran or focus on iran nuclear negotiations. do you believe that that's a factor at play? it's definitely a possibly a factor. i mean, when you look at how my son has a lot of those are really in proxies in the region. and so i, you know, i think that is something that is probably on their minds, but also it does bring, you know, makes peace more likely in the research region when you can just arm has black and hamas that are acting as extra military actors. you know, it has bloss case, it's basically taken over southern lebanon and hamas, as we all know, was taken over garza and i don't think that reflects the will of either the lebanese people or the palestinian people in contrast to the propaganda. there was data by mister burgundy, and so i do think that is something that a you are to conducting a that i mentioned to you and you were going off for quite a long time. so i would appreciate you don't do the same

u. k. have been negotiating with iranian officials. the u. s. is there, but only holding talks in directly dawson jabari has worn off from vienna. this is seen as a very beginning of what could be really the newly appointed team from iran and from the new government of everything. right. you see, is headed by the iranian deputy foreign minister, alibaba murray, and his team of 38 men who are very well versed in the countries economy. they're all specialties at their specialists in iran's economy, from various different divisions of the government. they are here to find out what the other side will likely do in terms of moving forward. they're trying to gauge the mood from the europeans as well as the americans. i spoken to sources into iran who are looking at the other parties involved to say that they are seeing some members in the negotiating teams from all sides that are very well versed in terms of the security of the countries. meaning that they, it ladies are expecting iran and other programs, not just a nuclear program will also be brough

u. k. have been an estimate of $24000.00 the legal crossings of english over the english channel, say fall this year about 3 times more than last year. and despite the warnings of the danger of such crossings, migrant still continued to flee fi this route. and only in recent, in recent weeks to death in the waters were confirmed. some british official was to save the state, doesn't do enough to answer the migrant flow. is only 5 if you see when to de legally, where do you port it? back to the share we spoke with the economic prosperity director from the center of immigration. he believes that in this situation, both sides are to play. i think the major removal of the migrants from the camp was one that was trying to offer a sense of helping the british. however, almost immediately 2 instances showed the shallowness of the french offer. the french police were seen to be assisting migrants, raise their tents in a field, and secondly, videotapes showed the police almost 20 of them standing by as mi

u. k. without having to risk the need to cross this treacherous stretch of water. the fact is that in order to claim asylum in the u. k. refugees have to get here and with no safe way of getting here. they can't. and that is essentially what reggie group say, drives people to take these awful and often deadly risks. many, thanks to that co, brennan, that for some diver. meanwhile, some 300 migrants have been rescued at c. i. the nice by the italian coast guard rescue crews say the base was in distress because of the large number of people on board and the rough conditions and see the boat was around 20 kilometers from the on in of lamp. and he said, a frequent arrival point from migrants trying to reach europe. italy seen a shop increase of migrants arriving. i boat in recent weeks. now, germany's karone of ours, dest hole has officially passed 800000. authorities recorded 351 debts in just the past 24 hours. hospitals are rapidly filling up across the country and some have called for help from other you states. germany announced tougher restrictions last week to cu

u. k. have declared sundays explosion in the city of liverpool. a terrorist incident that taxi blew off by side a hospital killing one person believe to be the bomber and injuring another for men . have so far been arrested. well, let's find out more about what has gone down there. what is known and speak to our corresponding shabby edwards in the british capital. shaggy. hello. indeed. take us through. what's been confirmed? well, police investigation, a taxi exploding just yesterday on sunday. morning have now declared it a terrorist incident. that's off to this taxi. when top inflamed, outside liverpool, women's hospital, just yesterday in an apparent suicide, bomb being detonated. now the passenger and sign to allegedly detonated this bomb was declared dead at the scene. while the cap dr. a remarkably managed to escape the call that was up in flames. managing to survive him was only being treated for injuries in hospital and now is recovering at home. now the mayor of liverpool on the prime minister, both of praises kept driver for acting in qu

u. k. have to deal with that? why not? why not other countries in that region such that don't talent are dangerous dangerous, at passage to such as saudi arabia hasn't taken one refugee yet? the culture is similar, and it's not such a dangerous boy just to western europe. so saudi arabia did these other other countries in that region, any nearer? oh sir. and no, but i, i, i mean, i think that something like that what the greatest poster refugee is turkey, pakistan. so many other countries that we don't talk about because they just neighbor country that people go to and settle there. they taking tens hundreds of times more refugees in the u. k. and then the you can always be north, cross jason, more than 5 times the number of asylum seekers eat it up. the point of the you case and i know if you're going to say, you know, how does any science you ever get ready for that? you sent back people who are right to the by c, then that means we don't ever taken any same sequence, which i think is unfair. okay, what we really just ha

u. k. have declared sundays explosion in the city of liverpool, a terrorist incident, a taxi blu alpa. it's not a hospital killing one person than injuring another for men have so far been arrested. to find out more about this, let's cross live now a to our correspondence. shantia. edward dusty in london at shutting hello. there had been fears that this was a terror incident. that's not been confirmed. yes indeed, it has been confirmed at that taxi explosion in liverpool, a city a quite some way. a away from london here, the capital has now been declared as a terrorist incident. that's off to this taxi went up in flames. outside of liverpool women's hospital on sunday morning. now apparently it was a suicide bomb that was detonated and it appears as the passenger was the one who actually made this bomb in the 1st place. now that person has been reported dead. he is a man, i'm was also another person was injured in this incident. as well, we do understand that the cabdriver managed to escape from his own vehicle, of which the mayor of liverpool has now praised this man for diverting. wha

u. k, with a developing story where 3 might have been arrested under the u. k. terrorism act in connection with a car explosion in liverpool. the last killed one person and injured another. now, according to police, the vehicle involved was a taxi. it was parked by lupe, old, royal women, hospital, members of the public cabin asked to avoid the area. it's totally unclear what exactly happened. the case counter terrorism police is involved in the investigation. well, let's go live now to people pizza cutter, former police officer, and commentators, thanks for joining us in the program. good savvy with us. details with the still coming in here, 3 men. we know the timed out of the terrorism acts at least one property rated. do you think this is increasingly looking like terrorism? the definition of terrorism includes not only what's war, where's that, that the public might think of was terrorism. classically, you know, something involve in the i, r a or something involving an islamist extremism or whatever it might be, the international type terrorism. and, but t