u. k. must do more. he called a red tape ukrainians face while trying to get a visas. appalling london leaders said the people of the british capital stand with ukraine in its darkest hour as the war and its protell. he runs into a 2nd monk. katya little missile, the young al jazeera, a group of afghan women and girls have marched in the capital to demand the right to go to school. the government closed all girls, secondary schools earlier this week, hours after schools at open for the 1st time in more than 7 months since coming back to power in august, the taliban has undone some of the progress made by women in the past 2 decades. they are banned for many government jobs and cannot travel alone. so they'll probably tell by most reopened goals schools because women a half as society taliban kind of oppressed women of afghanistan, emerald junction, emptied that shadow. a generation will be restricted from their right to education and literacy. there is no legal, religious, or logical justification for ba

u. k. ah, we father, the legacies of these must diesel, diesel pass automotive nostalgia in all shapes and forms this week on red. it's finally there, the new v w id buzz eagerly awaited by a lot of people. but before we dive into details, i'd say check out the design of the car. and with that, welcome to the ref. check with as you can tell, there are quite a few details about the new id bus that remind you of the old b, w t one from the 60s. for example, their window right here. i mean, of course, with the t one with the old one, you could open that that's not possible here, but that's minor details. and right there, those smits, the all t one had them down. therefore, the engine and at the front you have the white color and a big v w logo, just like the old one headed. unfortunately, i cannot yet drive the id bus, but i can at least take a seed ride here and check out the interior. and i have to say it looks really good . i especially the steering wheel is very nicely designed. it has some touch buttons right here, which is not exactly what i would wish for. but it's okay. another thing

u. k. government to sir, is the change that vegas must reporting there. and let's now take a quick look at some other developments in the world today. last minute demands by russia are threatening to derail the ran nuclear talks, which are aimed at curving around nuclear capacity. the e u announced that negotiations would be put on pause even though a new deal is close to being finalized according to the blocks chief diplomat. saudi blogger, rife by darcy, has been released from prison after 10 years, according to his wife, the activist was detained back in 2012 for advocating for an end to the influence of religion on public life, in saudi arabia. he was given a 10 year jail sentence on the charge of insulting islam since russia launched its invasion last month, the country has been facing what can be described as a vast cultural boycott. a growing number of institutions are going to great lengths to distance themselves from moscow. in many cases, cutting ties with renowned russian artists. but critics say such blanket boy cods could burn the very bridge

u. k. sanctions to be removed on russia. he said the pressure on russian president vladimir putin must be increased both through further economic measures in providing military a to ensure russia changes course completely. or stones and also warned other western countries not to back slide on the sanctions and even double down calling for economic measures against the crumbling to be ratcheted up, as well as for more military support to the cranium. government for any piece. stephen wolfe, phase bar. as johnson is making the most of this opportunity to sweep his notorious party gates scandal under the rug morris, johnson was deeply in trouble, both within the country and his own party over the party gate revelations. i mean, how many of his staff are actually now being issued fines. we don't know whether doris johnson has been issued of fines. and so there was a shoot plumber by those on the opposition benches to see that boris johnson was rude and did look very, very rocky for him. so this opportunity to be like his hero, winston churchill, and stand strong as he puts it against russia, gives him a great platform to now be an

unwarranted act of aggression must not succeed, and there will be terrible consequences if it did succeed for european and global security. even though the u. s. and the u. k. agree that vladimir putin will not succeed in conquering ukraine. there wasn't any offering from either the foreign minister or the secretary of state on what exactly the end of the war will look like or whether any relationship with moscow can continue. if he remains in power. rosalyn, jordan al jazeera at the state department. as well as government just released to us prisoners who washington said had been held as hostages. it's seen as a small but potentially important step. as the u. s. government looks to fill the void of russian oil just in human reports. who sterile got enough? second from the left is one of 6 executives of cit. go the u. s. based affiliate venezuela. state on oil company sentence 2 between 9 and 15 years in prison in caracas, his release and that of cuban american horse albert fernandez, accused of terrorism for flying a drone in venezuela at the 1st tangible results of a secret meeting last weekend between been his wayland president nicole asthma, rudo and 3

u. k. table in the united states, it's all about escalation, escalation, escalation, what should be done? what must something must be done is they always say, ok, but if you read the russian media and you read the ukrainian media to 2 countries that are at war right now, there's a lot of stress on how to end this conflict as soon as possible. and you know, there is difference, a 15 point proposal, 18 hours of discussion. so are some progress, but not much. we're going to meet again. that's what we're hearing here. and then to watch fox news. and it's just a lead up to the 3rd world war. so of course we don't want to do that, but everything they're doing and talking about is leading to that george, explain that to me. but it's very hard to explain because it does seem as if the strategy of the united states and the united kingdom is to escalate into excess of 8 am to keep the war going for as long as possible. now i guess the maybe a calculation that long, we keep this going, the worst is going to get for russia. and also that's what we're supposed to be about. we're trying to destroy russia. we're

u. k. table in the united states, it's all about escalation, escalation, escalation, what should be done? what most something must be done is they always say, ok, but if you read the russian media and you read the ukrainian media to countries that are at war right now, there's a lot of stress on how to end this conflict as soon as possible. and you know, there's different, a 15 point proposal, 18 hours of discussion. so, or some progress not much we're going to meet again. that's what we're hearing here . and then to watch fox news. and it's just a lead up to the 3rd world war. so of course we don't want to do that, but everything they are doing and talking about is leading to that george, explain that to me. it's very hard to explain because it does seem as if the strategy of the united states and the united kingdom is to escalate into excess of 8 am to keep the war going for as long as possible. now, i guess the maybe a calculation that, well, the long we keep going, the worst is going to get for russia. and also that's what we're supposed to be about. we're trying to destroy russia, we're going to try to bring

u. k. table in the united states, it's all about escalation, escalation, escalation, what should be done? what most something must be done is they always say, ok, but if you read the russian media and you read the ukrainian media to countries that are at war right now, there's a lot of stress on how to end this conflict as soon as possible. and you know, there's different, a 15 point proposal, 18 hours of discussion. so are some progress, but not much. we're going to meet again. that's what we're hearing here. and then to watch fox news. and it's just a lead up to the 3rd world war. so of course we don't want to do that, but everything they are doing and talking about is leading to that george, explain that to me. but it's very hard to explain because it does seem as if the strategy of the united states in the united kingdom is to escalate into excess of 8 am to keep the war going for as long as possible. now i guess the maybe a calculation that, well, the longer we keep going, the worst is going to get for russia. and also that's what we're supposed to be about. we're trying to destroy russia, we're going to try

must be allowed to happen on a much broader scale. it's not only in europe where the united states, the u. k, working together to address threats to international peace and security. or we also share a great concern about parents, nuclear advances. together we discussed our work to achieve a mutual return to compliance with a joint comprehensive plan of action, so called around nuclear good. either way, we are committed to ensuring that around can never acquire nuclear weapons. a northern island present bite has been steadfast and support for the belfast good friday agreement, which he views as a historic achievement. that must be protected to ensure the peace stability and prosperity of people in northern ireland, the united states continues to support both sides efforts to engage in productive dialogue to resolve differences over the northern protocol. before heading over to liz, let me just make one final point. it's not just that the british government, the stepping up to help you, frank. we're also seeing incredible solidarity in compassion from the british people. people like color um

u. k. and france, our nuclear weapon states and the long liberation treaty. so natal must maintain that strategic objective, prevent a more general war from occurring, doing so by the turing russia in every way it can and defending, but also extending every ounce of support possible to ukraine. so i think nato is that the right place, but it is very difficult for the ukrainian government. i know they would like to see more support than they're getting again in this for the war. doesn't this con conflict demonstrate that deterrent doesn't work? i think it does work with regard to nato. i do not think the latimer wants a general war in europe, and he is, i believe, deterred from attacking nato directly. what concerns me as a possibility of spillover from the invasion of ukraine, that there could be nato, that there could be russian aircraft straying in tomato, where space and they don't have to be ready to defend against that. and they can and they will. but ration for that. well, nato has been long engaged in air policing on the borders between russia and nieto since 2014 o

unwarranted act of aggression must not succeed and there will be terrible consequences if it did succeed for european and global security. even though the u. s. and the u. k. agree that vladimir potent will not succeed in conquering ukraine. there wasn't any offering from either the foreign minister or the secretary of state on what exactly the end of the war will look like or whether any relationship with moscow can continue if he remains in power. rosalyn jordan al jazeera at the state department. coverage on al jazeera continues in just a moment as americans, i up venezuelan, oil supplies from russia, trying out. and us president joe biden takes a step towards regulating crypto currency. ah hello, we've got a bay contrast in the weather across the middle east at the moment. we've got some like weather in the south. but boy, we got some when she weather further north, lots of cloud, hair, snow and rain piling through the heavy snow wave of the turkish mountain, sliding over towards caucuses. temperature struggling to get 2 well, 3 celsius and anchor into the mid eighties. one way of rain coming in across the levant, vast re 11 jordan pushing down into i

unwarranted act of aggression must not succeed and it would be terrible consequences if it did succeed for european and global security. even though the u. s. and the u. k. agree that vladimir potent will not succeed in conquering ukraine. there wasn't any offering from either the foreign minister or the secretary of state on what exactly the end of the war will look like. or whether any relationship with moscow can continue if he remains in power. rosalyn jordan al jazeera at the state department. new york is home about 150000 ukrainians. it's the largest community in the u. s. religious leaders, the various fights have come together in solidarity calling for peace. gabriel alexander has more. they came to pray for peace. there was a rabbi and an archbishop and followers of other religions all gathered in the ukrainian orthodox cathedral to offer support to the ukrainian faithful and to call for one thing an end to the war. it was the largest inter faith prayer service of its kind in new york since russia invaded ukraine. this was a way to come together with other people, pray together, be and sell a dirty lot. everybody is together and saying innocent

unwarranted act of aggression must not succeed and it will be terrible consequences if it did succeed for european and global security. even though the u. s. and the u. k. agree that vladimir putin will not succeed in conquering ukraine. there wasn't any offering from either the foreign minister or the secretary of state on what exactly the end of the war will look like or whether any relationship with moscow can continue if he remains in power. rosalyn jordan al jazeera at the state department. one of the great american exports to the world, mcdonalds is temporarily closing its restaurants across russia, in a stand against what it describes, the human suffering in ukraine. also, jabari isn't speaking to locals in moscow as they rushed to grab a final bite. this is the 1st mcdonalds that opens in russia in the heart of moscow and pushkin's square on january 31st, $990.00. on that day, people came from all over the country and waited in line for up to 8 hours to get their 1st taste of this american brand. now, on that date, this mcdonald served 30000 people. now the company has decided that as a result of the ongoing russian operation is that cover me a

unwarranted act of aggression must not succeed, and there will be terrible consequences if it did succeed for european and global security. even though the u. s. and the u. k. agree that vladimir putin will not succeed in conquering ukraine. there wasn't any offering from either the foreign minister or the secretary of state on what exactly the end of the war will look like or whether any relationship with moscow can continue. if he remains in power. rosalyn jordan al jazeera at the state department. the rest of the days news is coming up as us president joe biden takes a step towards regulating crypto currency and the conservative unit secure when in no, sorry, health korea, very tight presidential election with a margin of just one i . i look forward to burritos, guys with sponsored by capital airways. hello, we've got a bay contrast in the weather across the middle east at the moment. we've got some a like weather in the south. boy, we got some winter weather further north, lots of cloud, hair, snow and rain piling through the heaviest snow wave of the turkish mountain, sliding over towards caucuses. temperature struggling to get 2 well, 3 celsius in an

must go back to rebels in easton ukraine plus too much k. the price president biden says the g 7 is revoking rushes favored nation status, while the u. s. is banning at sea food, water and diamonds. ah, it stays 16 of russia's war in ukraine and its forces have expanded their attacks, targeting new cities around the country and adding to the growing humanitarian crisis, rushes forces appeared to be regrouping for a possible assault on the capital cave. they've been circled, sumi and china have as well as khaki than the besieged port city of merrier pole, which have both come on the 5th bombardment. for the 1st time, russia has a tax to nip for a central city once considered relatively safe for people fleeing besieged areas in the east. it's also widened its attacks to weston ukraine, with air strikes, targeting military air fields, and lots and a value from keith's killing. at least 2 ukrainian officers. jona hall begins al coverage. israel, the court here today minus a degrees in the east and city of ha keith. the losses are so great that reports are rendered in numbers. 400 buildings destroyed since the war began. including $48.00 sch

must not look away. you are stop, put his war now. responding to a question about the attack and how it would affect president vince, he's plea for no fly zone. u. k. forensic journalist truss called to strike a pulling the best way to help protect the skies. israel antea weaponry which the u. k is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced dahlia to day. and of course, the attack only hospital is absolutely abhorrent, reckless and pulling. and the u. k. isn't full front of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine, said boston, is that 9 for us in the ukranian capital, kiva instep hasn't been any further action to the events in maryville. well, of course, huge condemnation about what happened to the mario ball, and this is not the 1st hospital that's been hit by russian bombard, bombardments. and it's also not the 1st children's hospital and the president followed him as lensky lashed out on twitter against it. and i will read what he, what he wrote, how long will it will be an accomplice, ignoring, or close to sky right now, you have the power, but you seem to be losing you, manatee. and he's basically of cou

u. k. united nations and bassett. madam, thank you so much for having joined us. thank you. well, the un humanitarian affairs chief says civilians must be allowed out and aid must be allowed in briefing the un security council and just the last our bargain. griffith said he'd sent a team to moscow to work on better humanitarian coordination. the policies need to take constant care to spare civilians and civilian homes and infrastructure in their military operations. this includes allowing safe passage for civilians to leave areas of active hostilities on a voluntary basis in the direction they choose. all civilians, whether they stay or leave must be respected and protected. second, we need safe passage for humanitarian supplies into areas of activity active hostilities. salumi as lie for said the united nations and kristen, you've been my monitoring that open meeting there of the security council. we heard from martin griffith and then from unicef, but then we also heard from the russian ambassador, didn't we? absolutely. the united nations security council is getting an update on the situation on the ground, even as it deliberates

you must stop, put his war now. responding to a question about their tank and how it would affect president dylan's he's playing for no fly zone, u. k. foreign texture list truss called the strike a polling. the best way to help protect the skies is true anthea weaponry which the u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack on the hospital is absolutely important, reckless and appalling. and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. streams and buses and cars have been taking families out of mario poll cave and several other ukrainian cities. despite the decoration of humanitarian corridors, several explosions have been heard around the capital journal reports from levine in western ukraine a day of relative calm along temporary avenues of escape. war came suddenly to the people of ukraine. getting away from it is much harder. from cities like sumi in the north where residential buildings were struck over night, and from godaddy in the east. for many civilians still trapped in the ruins of their cities. there is no r

must not look away. you are stop put his war now. responding to a question about the attack and how it would affect prisons. lensky is plea for no fly zone. u. k. foreign texture list truss called a strike, a pulling. the best way to help protect the skies is through antea weaponry, which the u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack only hospital is absolutely abhorrent, reckless and appalling. and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. severson has reaction from the ukranian capital. keith. well, of course, huge condemnation about what happened in their mario ball, and this is not the 1st hospital that's been hit by russian bombard, bombardments. and it's also not the 1st children's hospital and the president overloaded miss lensky, lashed out on twitter against it. and i will read what easy, what you wrote, how much longer will it will be an accomplice, ignoring to come close to sky right now, you have the power, but you seem to be losing humanity. and he's basically of course, directing his words to the west to europe