u. k. parliament is debating whether it will implement new cove at 19 restrictions ahead of the holidays. slide pictures from westminster. now they'll vote in the coming hours. earlier i select committee question scientists about the only current variance hold brennan with mo, from london situation of a moment. is that the official figures appear to be lagging behind what the health authorities estimate, the real figures are at the moment come to the most recent figures of yesterday either and 55000 new to run.

u. k. parliament is expected to discuss and votes on possible new restrictions . well, let's get more from poll brennan. he joins us live from london and paul, just talk us through the corona virus situation in the u. k. right now. what's happening yeah. situation at the moment is that the official figures appeared to be lagging behind what the health authorities estimate, the real figures are. at the moment. according to the most recent figures of yesterday, there are 55000 new throne of ours cases, infections. however, the health sector recently javits stood up in the comments on monday and said the real finger, according to the u. k. h, a 100000 pieces every single day. now that's a real concern because by the more of large numbers, even if i'm a con, proves to be less damaging than the delta variant, say, just one percent of those hundreds of those 200000 need hospital seen, for example, as the doubling of the on the con, variance in infections proceeds that is going to put extraordinary and extreme pressure on the u. k. national health service. so there is gr

u. k. parliament in london to vent their anger against kobe passports and other restrictions as they called for prime minister boris johnson to resign. there's outreach over him and other officials, apparently throwing parties, despite having imposed strict measures against public gatherings. more than 100 people are feared dead after devastating tornadoes ripped through parts of the united states over the weekend. in the city of mayfield, kentucky, over a 100 people were trapped inside a collapsed factory building. 8 of them died and the same numbers are still missing . destruction was also reported in arkansas, missouri, tennessee, and illinois. and that was special report. the un envoy to sudan says military leaders must rebuild trust with the opposition, especially younger people. many say they feel betrayed by october's coo and are rejecting any negotiations with the military. ortiz, senior correspondent, were ad gazda, of witnessed the 1000 strong protests in the capital of khartoum, and talk to people who say that their dreams of a better life have been destroyed. the full version of

u. k. parliament in london to vent their anger against coven passports and other restrictions as they called for prime minister boris johnson to resign. there's outrage over him and other officials, apparently throwing parties, despite having imposed strict measures against public gatherings. more than 100 people are feared dead after devastating tornadoes ripped through other through parts of the u. s. over the weekend in the city of mayfield, kentucky. over a 100 people were trapped inside a collapsed factory building, 8 of them died and the same number are still missing. instruction was also reported in arkansas of missouri, tennessee, and illinois. okay, prosecutors say the wife of a u. s. diplomat charged with killing a teenager will face criminal proceedings after all, and cyclists fled to america. after her car collided with motorcyclist harry dunn outside the pentagon, military base and central england, our correspondent, shoddy edwards dashti, has more. well, it's been over 2 years now since harry don lost his life. but now the family are a step closer to justice. that's his answer.

u. k. parliament is debating whether it will implement new coven 19 restrictions ahead of the holidays. slide pictures from westminster. now they'll vote in the coming hours. earlier, a select committee, question scientists about the army colonel variance whole brennan with mo, from london. the situation of the moment is that the official figures appear to be lagging behind what the health authorities estimate, the real figures are. at the moment, according to the most recent figures of yesterday, are 55000 new to run of ours on cases infections. however, the health secretary suggested stood up in the commons on monday and said, the real figure, according to the new k, h. a 100000 paces every single day. now that's a real concern. the south african medical research councils just released its 1st study on army kron, and found that 2 doses of the fines of vaccine would provide 33 percent protection against infection from the variant but 70 percent protection against hospitalization. but the headlines on the governor of kentucky in the u. s. as at least 74 people been killed in the region

u. k. prime minister has announced wants believed to be the 1st confirmed death of a person who had tested positive for the ohm icon variance of the corona virus. in the coming hours, the u. k. parliament as expected to discuss and vote soon possible you restrictions . whole brennan has more from london that has been a massive surgeon, people willing to take this ticket a 3rd shot, although vaccine. but at the same time, there is a significant black light against the government from within their own ranks. impala is a sizable minority of conservative fact potentials, they called, who are gravely worried about the government's restrictions that they're imposing. and specifically about the recommendation in possession that the government wants to put in a vaccine puff pool, some kind of hope certificate the u. s. secretary's stays, anthony blinkin says the asia pacific region needs to be free of coercion. lincoln is in indonesia, on the 1st leg of a tour of southeast asia. washington was trying to cancer. china's influence the governor of kentucky in the us says at least 74 people have been killed in the region by friday, series of tornadoes. more than 100 people are still missing. us de

u. k. prime minister announcing what to believe to be the 1st confirmed death of a person who tested positive for the army con variant. and coming out of the u. k. parliament expected to discuss and vote on possible you restrictions. let's look at covered elsewhere, democratic republic of congo, somewhere. i want to go into a little more detail. we don't hear a lot about it very often, but the president seems to have quite a job on his hands, trying to get people vaccinate to bring up some charts here from our world and data just to give you a little context. this one, 1st of all, just showing daily new cases. at this point, we're looking in the realms of 200 odd cases a day, which doesn't sound like a huge amount, but it was obviously a lot lower only just well a few days ago, really. so that steady cases, vaccinations, though, is the big concern here. this is a global map of people who've received at least one dose d r c, right there in the middle of a continent where vaccination rates we know are low, but that sort of light beige color puts it into the tend to dash 0 to 10 percent of populations having one shot of vaccine, but it's actually much worse t

u. k, where parliament is debating corona virus measures of the country's recorded it's worst daily infection rates since january. and these are just the official numbers as well. i mean, we know 59000 official new infections in the last 24 hours and they are infections which have been confirmed by reported lateral flow tests or confirmed by p c r t s . the other concerning total is the estimated 200000 new infections in the last 24 hours. and that's an estimation by the u. k. health security agency. now, with a micron having a, a doubling rate of every 2 days that 200000 could become 400000 the next 2 days, 800000 in 2 days after that and more than a 1000000 within a week, you can see how the concern is really raised, what's happening in parliament, the at the moment and with a vote do in the next hour, is pot politicians to sit deciding how best to tackle it. and there is some dispute within the ruling conservative party about the government's plans for extra restrictions. specifically about the idea of vaccine certification that people will need to show that they've either been double jabb

u. k. health service. but while the infection rate of the number of deaths continues to climb there, the u. k. the prime minister is facing a potential rebellion in parliament to day over plan, new covey restrictions, what's going on? well, he's got a working majority of 79 in the lower house of parliament in the commons. there has been a large rebellion from members of his own party. the conservative party, the back benches. recall them from lots of different factions and for lots of different philosophical reasons. one of the main things that they don't like is the provision which is in these measures to impose vaccine certification on people. if you want to go, for example, to a restaurant or to a cafe or to a large and close spaced work, where there'll be a crowd. an under these messages, you need to show that you had previously been vaccinated or had a, an, a negative test. and many m p 's as many as 70 of them are, are dead set against that. and they just believe that that is a bridge too far for them to support. the thing is though, that boris johnson has labor support that the opposition party. so there is a feeling here that those members of the co

u. k . prime minister has apologized to parliament after a leak to video, showed his senior staff joking about a party, reportedly held during last year's lockdown. now at that time, london was under a top tier restriction with no social events allowed within businesses that police are examining the video as part of a review of the reported violations. so let's take a quick look at the footage that sparks the controversy i had is in prison. there was a downstream awesome friday night. you recognize it? i went home. oh that all it own. heard. ah, with condone a how you was the answer and it wasn't a hearty which is more like a again, this is my all right? with this recorded is fictional party with a business me and it was not so she did well. all of the of either seen in the video the reported to have resign now bars. johnson says he's furious but has repeatedly denied any rules were broken and insist that he was told the event never happened. now opposition, labor party leader care star man, accused the prime minister of taking the public for falls and questioned johnson's leadership. an

u. k. prime minister is apologize to parliament after leak video showed his senior staff jokey about a party reported held during last year is locked down at that time. london was under top tier restriction with no social events allow even within businesses. please re examining the video as part of a review of the reported violations. so let's take a look at the footage that spot. the controversy i had just seen, what was impressive and there was a downs because the person tried to recognize i went home old and all the and with the condone cheese more to see from line. all right, this is the, this is recorded. inspection policy was a business means it's not. so she just borrows johnson says he's furious but has repeatedly denied any rules were broken insists he was told event never happened. opposition? labor party leda, kiss dom, or accused the prime minister of taking the public for fools in question. johnson's leadership or let's get more now from andrea simmons is life for us in london. and andrew, tell us more about what was said. it premises questions in parliament earlier well as a ra

u. k. prime minister, hers apologize to parliament after a leak to video, showed his senior staff joking about a party reportedly held during last year's locked down. at that time, london was under a top tier restriction with no social events allowed even within businesses. police are examining the video as part of a review of the reported violations. so let's take a look at the footage that sparked the controversy. i just seen what was interesting. there was a downstream person friday night. you recognize i went home old and all that. and with the condone was the all the season line. all right, this is recorded. inspection policy was a business means not associated well, one of the advisors seen in the video has resigned. forrester olson says he's furious, but was repeatedly or has repeatedly denied that any rules were broken and insist that he was told the event never happened. opposition? labor party lead a kiss. tom are accused the prime minister of taking the public for fools unquestioned johnson's leadership. well, let's get more on this monday. simmons who's following the story fr

u. k . prime minister has apologized to parliament down to a leak video, showed his senior staff, joking about a party report at the held during lustrous lockdown. of that time, london was under a top tier restriction with no social events allowed even within businesses. the police are examining the video as part of a review of the reported violation. so let's take a look at the footage that sparked the controversy. i had just seen what was there was a downs because the person tried to recognize i went home old and all the and with the condone was the also cheese more to see if my all right. this is the, this is recorded. inspection policy was a business means it's not just the boys. johnson says he's furious, but has repeatedly denied any rules. are broken and insist that he was told to give vent never happened. opposition? labor party lead a kiss. tom are accused the prime minister of taking the public for fools and question johnson's leadership. let's get mon monday, simmons who joins me now from london. of course, andrew, a great deal being said in parliament and a great deal of ange

parliament. or let's leave it there for the moment. thanks very much indeed. or let's from, from new delhi. let's move on to the u. k. where the prime minister has apologized to parliament after late video showed senior officials joking about a party during a covey 19 locked up. for us, johnson has repeatedly denied any rules of broken time insists he was told, the events never happened. well, a video has emerged, a senior government officials joking about the christmas party, which was reportedly held last december inside downing street. at that time, london was under a top tier restriction with no social events allowed even within businesses. please now say they're examining the video as part of a review of the reported violations on. let's take a look at the video that a spot this controls i just seen what was interesting, there was a down to try to recognize it. i went home old and all that with the condone was cheese the season line. all right. this is recorded inspection policy was a business meeting. not so she just well is bringing jenna. whoa. i jones now from london, and janet tell us more about what was sai

u. k will be back with poll brendan throughout the days we hear what's happening in parliament there. i want to return to democratic republic of congo in some more detail now because the president seems to have quite a job on his hands when it comes to getting people vaccinated. got the charts from our world and day to year just to give you a little bit of context that this is daily confirmed new cases. the other day we're looking at a little over $200.00 cases a day, which doesn't sound like a huge amount, but down the balsam. it was a really bottoming out on just a couple of weeks ago. now, vaccines is where it gets interesting. the you can very simply see here that africa as a whole is not getting vaccinated. this is the d r c, right in the middle there, that color, that badge color puts it in the 0 to 10 percent of people vaccinated. but it's much worse than that. have a look at this daily covert, dec seen doses per $100.00 people. that number up there is less than one person per 100 every day getting vaccinated. that is how low the ratio is. and when you look at it in these terms

the law could be debated in the parliament as early as next month. the u. k is granted 23 licenses to french fishermen allowing them to operate in u k. waters. the announcement came off to the friday deadline passed for london to approve more licenses and to resolve a long running post breaks it, disputes with the french over fishing rights. paris was waiting for nearly 100 permits for its fishermen. the u. k says wants to ensure the vessels qualified to work inside its territorial waters. local elections are on the way in the occupied west bank with around 400000 palestinians, eligible to cost a vote for the 1st poles in 2 years. however, the leaders of fatter and hamis remain at odds over when to hold the next general election. the last one was 15 years ago. the abraham reports now from our master as our coolio, near ramallah and the occupied west bank. local council elections have been usually held on time relatively every 4 years. we have local council elections and different cities and villages all across the occupied to us bank. but what palestinians sa

law that will transform the health path into vaccination pass if parliament votes in favor it will be applied from 15 january as well the u. k. it has now reported an additional $44917.00 new cove cases and $45.00 new depths. we had heard from bobby johnson who says that while the u. k. is to quote, concerned about the increase in co cases. the country at this stage is not looking at implementing any kind of new restrictions or new lockdown if we move across now to where i am in germany here, the government is considering tougher restrictions. and in fact, from monday, a number of german states have introduced tighter restrictions. these include, amongst others limiting private gatherings, up to 10 people, and that is 10 people who have either been vaccinated or who have recovered from at 19. the government has also shut down club, don venues and other such public gatherings. not this comes amid a space of demonstration against the covert restrictions happening in several cities and towns across the country. several 100 people were wasted at protest that took place in carrying berlin and author enshrined foot. and in the lat

u. k . for example, reporting $93000.00 new coven infections in total. another record number for the 3rd day in a row and protests against new restrictions are happening right outside the british parliament. and in the u. s. infections of such 40 percent compared to last month hospitalizations. this is important, however, is in 45 percent. let's look at the situation in the u. k. though nave barker is our correspondence in london today. and nave. how are authorities? they're coping with these rise in cases you've got to the balance as always how to protect the people, but also the economy. that is the critical balance and there's also a political balance that's being weighed into all of this as well. because boris johnson knows that if he rushes ahead, we knew restrictions. it could well lead to a rebellion within his own ranks. a conservative party m p 's that a furious about the possibility of new restrictions on the way a 100 of them rebelled only a few days ago against plans to introduce vaccine passes to allow people to attend large scale events portions and had to rely on opposition and peace for support. they're also a chorus of business leaders saying that a new restrictions woul

devolved nations as their holes more left wing than the u. kay's parliaments, which value receives england? and you can see why the, the government in the u. k, which obviously england is reluctant because it's more right when to impose locked down restrictions. but the left wing governments of scotland, wales and the that that the power sharing one nor the knowledge. i said they're more likely to say, i mean have, we think that it's public safety, public health is the priority here. we're going to prioritize that rather than freedoms. really challenge in london. thanks so much. cronum, i was deaths in true have left at least $10000.00 children without one or both of our parents. it's been described as the hidden pandemic and has left many poor families without the bread winner. mother sanchez report from the capital lima win. and we need to buy your last her 34 year old husband to cobit 19. last year. she had to move into a small room at her in last with her 3 children and all her belongings. now she worked 12 hours per day, 7 days a week, a 16 year old son looks after the smaller ones you're gonna think of. i usually make $10.00 per day, b

parliament. so been outraged morris johnson's approach to dealing with the ami con cove variant in the u. k. o. well then, anger the, his handling of the pandemic comes in addition to the outraged felts about the alleged downing street christmas party last year. it is said to have happened despite strict lockdown rules, as well as further claims of government hypocrisy. but a supposed quiz party involving the prime minister himself. meanwhile, brittany started to counts only con cases in the thousands. now, with the very it counting for 20 percent of all infections in the country, more than 40 percent in london, the prime ministers try to get ahead of the curve at wave bring in his plan b of new restrictions. an accelerated roll out of booster jumps. but even members of his own party are not convinced that that is the way forward. we are not papers please society, this is not nazi. germany brought us get an update on this from our correspondent in europe. pay to oliver morning peters, the prime ministers plan's not going down very well with the people of u. k. it seems certainly not going down

u. k. universities. generally i was researching what i call the dark side of capitalism and now are confronted that fully in parliament. you can see that there is in build lobby of big corporations and the rich people and frequently legislation is modified to appease those interests. and those people who are really negatively affected by the dark practices, whether it is bribery, corruption, money laundering tax dodging. often there please are not really heard, and this is what i really want to represent in parliament unit advisor to jamie carbon, as leave a party leader this out law that a contradiction suddenly hooted, advisor, jeremy carbon seeing, let's cut out the tax dodge is the lobbying. of these big corporations coming in to the non elected chamber of the house, a lot on appointed, undemocratic jim. i think you're absolutely right, and one has to face up to these are a contradictions i came in the house and i did say to john macdonell, when i won this issue was 1st discussed through the labor party finance treasure and he was the shadow chancellor. i said, look, i would, i would go to the house a lot on the c

u. k. is a right wing, conservative government. it's much more anti locked down anti measures than the other deval hooked or the devote parliaments of, of the united kingdom. and that's why you get this place in approach that the more left wing governments and the other parts of the k all going there and direction them. they're more accepting of lockdown measures than the conservative right when governments in london is. and so we'll get some more comments as the day progresses for the moment. boy, thanks very much. now, credit virus deaths in peru, pav left at least $10000.00 children without one or both of their parents. it's been described as the hidden pandemic, and has left many poor families without the breadwinner, wherein sanchez has more from lima. ah! when antoinette of i used lost her 34 year old husband to coven 19 last year, she had to move into a small room at her in love with her 3 children and all her belongings. now she works nearly 12 hours per day, 7 days a week, a 16 year old son looks after the smaller ones your, they're gonna think off on i usually make $10.00 per day, but sometimes there is no work. and someti

parliament. they've been our race that the prime ministers approach to dealing with the american cove at variant in the u. k. oh, laura anger over his handling of the pandemic comes in addition to the outrage felt over the alleged downing street christmas party that occurred last year. it's said to have happen despite strict locked down rules, as well as further claims of government, hypocrisy over supposed quiz party involving the piano himself. the more britons started to count on the con, cases in their thousands, the very now accounting for 20 percent of all infections in the country. and more than 40 percent. when it comes to london, the pianist try to get ahead of the cove wave bringing in his plan b if you restrictions and accelerating the roll out of boost jumps. but even members of his own party and not convinced that thus the way fought, we are not papers please society. this is not nazi germany. boss johnson is coming in for a lot of flak, from people like mr. fish were in his own party. this follows on from the well changing of the rules and the, the restrictions that are put in place and fob ci

u. k. population. yeah, they all have the different ways of making decisions and scotlands wales and northern not and have their own devolved parliaments which are responsible at the moment when making those health health decisions that result in lockdown or otherwise england doesn't have that kind of devolved parliament. it is governed by boris johnson's government, based out at westminster, right? when governments where the others a more left wing leaning and so far as johnson's parliamentary policy, his cabinets politically opposed. i think you can safely say to lockdown left, absolutely necessary, and that's what bar johnson is going to be trying to work counts at the moment. he's going to be getting the latest figures on infections, hospitalizations, etc. hasn't had any for 2 days over the to day christmas holidays. i would say that the likelihood of a new round of lockdown measures restrictions in england is receiving. i haven't disappeared, but it's receiving because i think his cabinet and his, his parliamentary party are feeding vindicated by the latest data that's coming out on, on the chrome, which suggests that it is less s

u. k. slater coin for strict measures, as you mention what's happening across europe. well, the, the latest is meeting a z, e. u. parliament's remembers, in strasburg, are actually deciding on the new measures they're calling for a more stringent measures, right across the continent. there are examples of all over in european capitals of new measures being introduced. they're looking at each other in europe to see how people are dealing with things and how, how strong people should go in trying to actually bring the omicron arises that, that the surges of infections across the board under control. now in denmark, it's likely that there will be a proof soon of omicron, overtaking the delta variance in the number of cases which shows how fast it spreading. denmark and the u. k. seems to be the worst worst in the, in sense of, of spread of this variant right across the board. so that there is a real concern that the rest of your has to keep going as it is. ready with increased measures, but as they do this more and more there's a debate about whether the measures are too authoritarian in the u. k. it's pretty ironic that it's t

parliament in london. they won't . boris johnson arrested over his approach to dealing with the only cron cove at variance in the u. k. lu, anger over his handling of the pandemic comes in addition to the outraged felt of the alleged downing street christmas party last year. not is said to have happened despite strict lockdown rules, as well as further claims of government hypocrisy over supposed quiz party that involved the prime minister himself. meanwhile brittany started to count on the crown cases in their thousands the very it now accounting for 20 percent of all infections in the country. more than 40 percent in london, the prime minister has tried to get ahead of the cove it way by bringing in his plan b of new restrictions. an accelerated roll out a booster champs, but even members of his own party are not convinced that this is the way fort we're not a papers please society, this is not nazi germany. so let's get more on this now from our correspondence, peter oliver. good morning to you at, by the sound of it, you would have thought people got used to limitations being imposed as a result of, of, of covey,

u. k. daniel group you came to us that was president put in speaking earlier today. like to reach out now to hire ted whittaker for he is a green member of the european parliament and he sits on the foreign affairs committee, sir. thank you very much for your time. i don't know if you had the opportunity to listen to that sound bite that we just played from president vladimir putin. he does not see nato as a force for good for him. this is an existential threat. when you listen to what he say, do you think his rhetoric is justified? the resurrect that president putin has been employing is very interesting. because he seems to imply that russia wants to reverse the developments of the last decades. when he talks about poland and other countries being integrated into nato, it, it seems as if he wants to pursue a policy to reverse that, to change that historical result. and of course, that is not acceptable. and it's, i think it's, it's also very, very interesting that even though the immediate pressure that he creates is against ukraine by massing troops on that border. but obviously, he is trying to pursue a policy that would divide the security of europe and effective

u. k. has reported was foolish to be the world's 1st confirmed death of some one with the army con variance on monday. cases are spreading with alarming speeds and in the coming hours, parliament is expected to discuss an votes on possible new corona, virus restrictions. the governor of the u. s. state of kentucky says at least 74 people have been killed in the region by friday series of tornadoes. one of $100.00 are still missing. philippine president rodrigo deterred a, has dropped his candidacy for his seats in the senate. to charity announced his bids in november. the president's term ends and june next year. but the constitution prevents him from seeking a 2nd term and at least 7 people have been killed after a car with a serbian license bite, crushed into a house in hungary. and that she ought to date, keep it here on out to sierra. it was supposed to be a refuge, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of torture, rape, and even murder, $1.00 0, $1.00 east investigating the crimes, and those set to behind on al jazeera digital media plan in the re, alyssa is the founder of airlines side rack la brea at 40 is they can use, it is whatever power doesn't li

u. k. a questioning scientists abouts, army kron prime minister bars johnston announced what is believed to be the world's 1st confirmed death of a patient from that new variant on monday and in the coming hours, parliaments expected to discuss and vote on possible new restrictions. here's paul brennan, with more from london. that has been a massive search and people willing to take this with you. the 3rd shot although of action. but at the same time, there was a significant backlash against the government from within their own ranks impala as a sizable minority of conservative conventions, they called who are gravely worried about the government's restrictions with their imposing and specifically about the recommendation in possession, that the government wants to put it on vaccine passports, kind of spoke with certificates. the president of democratic republic of congo urging people to get vaccinated as infections rise. there. a comes as health officials confirmed cases of the on the con variance the nation has one of the world's lowest vaccination rates. malcolm wept with more on that. firstly, there's a reason that affected all of africa, much of, of other continents as well, was just a lack of doses.

u. k. came up with a 129000. yes. everybody thought that was bad. so this is a pretty i watery number. no doubt about that, livia, around the french health minister answering questions in parliament. he mentioned that figure it hasn't yet been made public in fact. and he said that france was battling to epidemic civil tediously. as far as co is cove, its concern concern both delta and on the cross. as far as the french are concerned, delta has not been overwritten by on the card by any means. and he's still out there delivering more severe if we believe the data coming from south africa and elsewhere, more severe forms of disease than all macro. and he said the health service situation was worrying still because of highest hospitalization. numbers from the delta variant, the macro and buried, he said, hadn't yet made an impact, but that is sure to follow. so yes, the situation in france particularly worrying, but this is a situation that is increasingly mirrored across europe. records being set in germany in greece, in portugal, in italy, in the u. k as well as i said, the netherlands in switzerland confirming that on the colonies now the dominant variant there germany says it wi

u. k. say, infections doubling every 2 days. 11 african countries have been removed from its red list. people must now show proof. they are double jab to enter certain venues. the restrictions were approved by parliament. prime minister boss johnson has dismiss calls for his resignation. as the headlines, the news continues here. now there after studio b unscripted ah ah, i cannot easily accept sums. it is not political because really means society. i need choice of a being not political as, as political choice. my name is iowa away. i'm mom artist. and activist, i'm rider, i'm documentary maker. but 1st a human being, the poetic act had such power to drive millions of people to certain kind of conclusions about the stay to be that we occupied. i'm in asia poor. i'm an artist. my alt isn't overtly political in any obvious way. i'm much more interested in isa, terry poetic. whatever else all difficult stuff. okay, well i want to start by reading a small passage from charlie chaplin, the great comedian, the great palmer performer in his film. ah, the great dictator from 1940 he gives his big speech and i'm just going to read a little passage from it. greed, he says, has poisoned men's. souls has barrica

parliament house building and camber. the cause of the blaze is still unclear, is now a popular tourist attraction, which houses the museum straight in democracy. uneasy when the u. k. has become the 1st of its kind to generate renewable energy energy using animal waste. droppings from the birds are x and other animals are converted into fuel using biomass technology. they've barker, as this reports and hampshire morning at ma. well, zeus and dunk patrols out, eagerly collecting an abundance of bowel movements. because where there's pu, let's power to generate heat and keep other parts of busy warm. until recently, $600.00 tons a year of the stuff was taken off site and composted with a significant carbon transport cost. but not any more. it's definitely with us in the u. k, and as far as we know, it might well be the 1st in the world. i don't not azusa colleagues around the country all what she, what we're doing very closely. they're very keen to see whether this does work and it does work. they've also got the same problem. they've got lots of oil, 5 buildings. they've got lots of big buildings that need lots of hate and they've got lots of waste. so you know how

u. k. a been questioning scientists about the omicron variable cove at 19 prime minister boris johnston announced what's believe to be the world's 1st confirmed death of a patient with the new variant on monday parliament is now discussing hospital new restrictions ahead of a vote later out as eras pulled brennan joins us now. live from london. we'll talk about to the parliamentary debate. an amendment, paul. but 1st i'm a crohn expected to become the dominant strain of the virus in london in the very near future. the government urging people to get a 3rd boost of vaccine. those. what's the latest? the latest is there were in day 2 of this big booster jams drive by the government and a so far they're not hitting the 1000000 a day that they predicted or hoped for. at the start of it, i around 5500000 jams were administered on monday. so clearly that's lagging way behind the 1000000 a day. the forest johnson wanted to see that said though there are still massive surges of interest in getting the booster. i was at a vaccination center a little earlier that you may have seen, and there was a large q there, and there are reports of large kuza vaccination centers all around the country with people wanting to

u. k. i knew you came to was that was president put in speaking earlier today. like to reach out now to hire ted whittaker for he is a green member of the european parliament and he sits on the foreign affairs committee, sir. thank you very much for your time. i don't know if he had the opportunity to listen to that sound bite that we just played from president vladimir putin. he does not see nato as a force for good for him. this is an existential threat. when you listen to what he's saying, do you think his rhetoric is justified? the resurrect that president putin has been employing is very interesting. because he seems to imply that russia wants to reverse the developments of the last decades. when he talks about poland and other countries being integrated into nato, it, it seems as if he wants to pursue a policy to reverse that, to change that historical result. and of course, that is not acceptable. and it's, i think it's, it's also a very, very interesting that even though the immediate pressure that he creates is against ukraine by massing troops on that border. but obviously, he is trying to pursue a policy that would divide the security of europe and eff

u. k. daniel group you came to was that was president put in speaking earlier today, like to reach out now to hire ted whittaker, for he is a green member of the european parliament and he sits on the foreign affairs committee. sir, thank you very much for your time. i don't know if he had the opportunity to listen to that sound bite that we just played from president vladimir putin. he does not see nato as a force for good for him. this is an existential threat when you listen to what he say, do you think his rhetoric is justified? the resurrect that president putin has been employing is very interesting. because he seems to imply that russia wants to reverse the developments of the last decades. when he talks about poland and other countries being integrated into nato, it, it seems as if he wants to pursue a policy to reverse that, to change that historical result. and of course, that is not acceptable. and it's, i think it's, it's also a very, very interesting that even though the immediate pressure that he creates is against ukraine by massing troops on that border. but obviously, he is trying to pursue a policy that would divide the security of europe and ef