after the 1st day of talks in vienna, representatives from russia, china, germany, france on the u. k. r meeting there with iranian officials. the u. s. is also that, but is only holding talks indirectly tear on wants to sanction lifted and return for limits on its nuclear program. well dorothy jabari is in vienna following those talks for us. and also i see that we have reconvenes now for a day to how they've been going well, what is happening behind me at this hotel is that there is a working group made up of the iranian delegation, as well as the european signatories of the nuclear deal. and this group is working on what the iranians want to the us sanctions to the left, in which sanctions and exactly what that is, what is taking place here. and that was something that was agreed upon later on monday evening. and that it may be raining very happy because they 1st want to talk about how the u. s. will go back into for compliance and then they can talk about around nuclear program. that workshops is due to take place tomorrow. and we are expecting to hear from the european delegation sh

you know, it was mentioned earlier that the contribution from india from japan, south korea, u, k, r, just dropped from the bucket in terms of what the actual volume are actually, you know, actually markets. oh, you know, what, what did you, thing is, is the u. s. and itself is also fairly small. no, it is 50000000 barrels right. of which $18000000.00 barrels will be accelerated, a pre approval to be brought forward under the remaining $32000000.00 barrels or an exchange. so they have to replace, you know, over time, depending on who takes it out. so, you know, the, the actual amount is, is fairly small. as i mentioned earlier, you know, it's going to be phased over the next several months. i mean, did you, us because you over 20000000 barrels of oil per day and overall 50000000 barrel, you know, releases, you know, is fairly marginal. you know, i think the, you know, they felt compel to look like they were doing something. now, you know, the, the actual impact is going to be, you know, fairly limited. you know, the one thing i wouldn't know though is, you know, kind of back, you know

a crock dot on human trafficking gangs a day after almost 30 migrants drawn, trying to reach the u. k. r. as in london point the finger of blame at each other on politicians blash with eco activists in canada. after a leading green campaigner threatens not oil pipelines could be blown up if the government doesn't take action on climate change. ah, from moscow to the world, this is our t all was great of your company. my name's you know, the real, our top story at 7 p. m. in moscow on explosion. a coal mine in the central russian region of camera has killed at least 11 people. the latest media report suggest contact has been lost, with a group of rescuer, sent in to free 35 minor still believe to we trapped underground. busy wall at the latest lines just coming in to his saying that the body, these of 3 of the rescuers have reportedly been phoned at. let's get on this from rp. saskia taylor at southgate new worrying reports there about the rescue team now going missing in action with those 3 bodies at being far. and what more do we know about what happened today in camera of? well, there

while doctors in the u. k. r o g, the government to take drastic action over a health care crisis. that's after an n h. s report found a growing number of people a dying while waiting for delayed emotions. he care in a high profile example, last month bina patel. the mother of 2 in greater manchester passed away after waiting more than an hour for an ambulance to show up. call records show screaming at 999, dispatcher's pleading for help and saying she was dying. when we spoke to her son ash, k patel, he told us what happened. throw all initial calls. nobody stayed on the line with me. no one said, okay, this is what you need to do to help your mom. no, nothing like this. the only time. you know, they gave me instruction was on the final call when i'm on was passed on the floor and they gave me instructions to give a cpr. and i see all the time the stayed on the phone. all the calls the only time . and that's because she was, you know, she stopped breathing if they told me a half to know the typical wait time is going to be about an hour. at that point i could have taken it downsta

and doctors in the u. k. r o g and the government to take well serious action over a health care crisis. it's after and any report found a growing number of people are dying while waiting for delayed emergency care. in a high profile example, last month i've been up hotel. a mother of 2 in greater manchester passed away after waiting more than an hour for an ambulance to show up. cool records show her screaming at 999 call handlers pleading for health and telling them she was dying. son, ash k patel told us what happened troll initial calls. nobody stayed on the line with me. no one said, okay, this is what you need to do to help mom not, nothing was the only time. you know, the gave me function was on the final call when i was past our floor and they gave me instructions to give the cpr and not the only time the state on the phone. i'll of all the call. it's the only time because she was, you know, she still grieving. if they hold we are hard to, you know, the typical wait time is going to be an hour. at that

u. k. to take a p c r test. by the end of the 2nd day after their arrival, and to self isolate until they have a negative result. second, we need to slow down the spread of this variant here in the u. k. because measures that the border can only ever minimize and delay the arrival of a new variant, rather than stop it altogether. so in addition to the measures, we're already taking to locate those who have been in countries of concern. over the last 10 days, we will require all contacts of those who test positive with us as a suspected case of omicron to self isolate for 10 days, regardless of your vaccination status. we will also go further in asking all of you to help contain the spread of this variant by tightening up the rules on face coverings in shops and on public transport. and 3rd and most importantly, we need to bolster our protections against this new variant. we don't yet exactly know how effective, ah, vaccines will be against omicron, but we have good reasons for believing they will provide at leas

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u. r. c, u k. france and germany also how he can a place here. and when i ask him about the at the elections of 2023 at why not now, but wait him 2 years more. he said that they do not have enough funds and we need a consensus. so it is not that the right time to go that i to with that decision. so here, as i said, there are 2 are permanent factors that are going to be determined and what, how did the future of sudan are going to be? and particularly mister will hands on carrier. so the streets and the international community without after law. hm. 2 of the of the prime minister after ham look, it seems very difficult for mr. albert hand to get the support from the street or to is them down and to get the at the to restore the international relations and get the support of the into nash. oh, our community, because a so far the, you and the u. s. c. and your opinion have been quite firm on the, on the demand. asking mr. i will have to immediately return back to the civilian governors. had a by mister, after le hum duke. okay, thank you so much res

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u. k. now and the european law professor francesco, it's auto welcome to r t a. it's france, right? that said the u. k, that's going to change its laws. if it wants to reduce the numbers of migrants reaching, it shows well at one level. yes, but the u. k. is changing its laws, it's introducing the a border bell so, but that'll take a while to come through. i think the real clue colonies. busy the announcements made this evening, the french prime minister will actually be sending a set of proposals to boris johnson. notice not the president of the republic mack home, but the prime minister and the proposals are going to be pretty clear. okay, france is going to double up it's efforts to, to control what's happening at frontier. but it's basically saying to britain, you can't dump these people back in europe. and that you actually have to seriously engage with legal ways of migrants coming into the you k. because most of them coming into france want to go into the u. k. to the french interior minister said the britain needs to open up more legal avenues for people to try and get to you

u. k to take a p c r test by the end of the 2nd day after they arrive. to south isolate until they receive a negative result. the regulations for this have been laid before the house today and will come into effect at 4 am tomorrow. second, we've announced measures to slow the spread of virus here in the u. k. where making changes to our rules on cell fine, relation for close contacts in england to reflect the greater threat that may be posed by this new varied. so close contacts of anyone who test positive with a suspected case of only con must sell fire slate for 10 days, regardless of whether they have been vaccinated or not. face coverings will also be made compulsory in shops on public transport in england, unless an individual has a medical infection. the regulations for self installation and faith coverings have been laid before the house the day a will come into 4th at 4 am tomorrow. and i can confirm to my house that there will be a debate and focus on these 2 measures to give the house the opportunity to have it faith and to perform valuable sc

u. k. to take a p c r test. by the end of the 2nd day after their arrival, and to self isolate until they have a negative result. closing borders won't keep out the variance, but scientists hope it will by time when you have a virus like this, it almost invariably is ultimately going to go essentially all over the issue. a blocking tray of a travel from a given country is to just give us time to assess it better. and despite the on the con variant, having significantly more mutations than previous variance, there is cautious optimism that existing vaccines can be adapted to tackle it. you're not going to see a new vaccine in the next few weeks, or even, you know, the next month or so. but he's going to take longer than that. but it will not take the amount of time that it would normally take to manufacture and deliver that seeing it can be done as speed. now, because of the understanding and knowledge that we have. oh, the biggest island for politicians in scientists is the question of public complaints. violent

britain would be gripped by a far deadly, a challenge. unwelcome, but expected, the grown of r is hid the u. k. the outbreak of corona virus is now officially a pandemic. from this evening i must give the british people be very simple instruction. you must stay at home. in march 2020 as cove at 19 spread across the world, forest johnson placed britain in an emergency locked down. the government's overriding aim was to keep the corona virus contained to do that. it would need to rely on the state being fit for purpose. the initial response to the pandemic fundamentally relied on a state structure, an infrastructure that had been already hollowed out. the state becomes increasingly dependent on 2 kinds of private site to companies. one is management consultancies, so they are often brought in to help the state to reorganize services to assist in the, in, basically in the privatization process. and secondly, the state becomes relying on outsourcing companies. so companies that step forward in cycle ok will bit to take on this paul of public services. the state becomes reliant on management consul

u r. c, norway and u. k. deborah, deborah representatives met mr albert han and asked him for an immediate return to civilian government and leaves of the political prisoners. and also they emphasize on the partnership or the military and civilians. so at the source to say that hum duke has met the representative of the political parties and told them that he will accept the decision. and he will follow the desire of the people in the cities and mister albert hand, the armies chief also says that he is very much keen to her to see hum duke as the prime minister. however, it must be a new technocrat government that doesn't reflect that they're the same a case of the previous ousted go to my so it is quite difficult for now. but what they know that there have been some other people also been called to her tomb as plan b for for mr. will hand in case if 100 doesn't accept to be the prime minister, is going to appoint another civilian as head of the government. however key she's here, whether without ham, look, b

u . k. ahead of the approaching deadline, though flights this some other western countries including the u. s. r. continuing until monday. reporting now in europe's response to the new coven variant, your charlotte dubin ski in paris. will they see per mutant strain of covey. it has been described as being more transmissible than delta. and that has really ramped up phase. it's been reported that it's already been found on the european continent in belgium, that is from a sample that was taken from a young woman who said to have not been anywhere near the south of the african continent. she had indeed been to egypt and to turkey, and it's also said that she was unvaccinated key. i'm at knocking rap on confirm. case of this variant is someone who came from abroad. this person was tested on november 22nd. he was not vaccinated and had no prior infection, so this case has been observed and confirmed. but i want to repeat that it is a suspicious fair and we don't know if it's a very dangerous one. as a result of this, new countries are now scrambling to close their air space to a number of countries

creating an environment that will allow the virus to spread even further, peter, all over r t. vienna. meantime the u. k. government's been accused of not doing enough with a new report of the national audit office, criticizing its response to coven. this pandemic is exposed to vulnerability to whole system emergencies. although the government had plans for an influence a pandemic, it did not have detail plans for many non health consequences and some health consequences of a pandemic. like coven 19 there was limited oversight and assurance of plans in place. and many pre pandemic plans were not adequate. it was my grandfather who died on christmas eve. he went in for a routine or infection. i've seen nothing wrong with him. at cocoa, it died as a lot of people did in this country. so the fact that my grandfathered rural west england was taken out by a virus that started in china because our government still allowed to fly in from business flights. we had it in february last year and it's pretty shocking. mat hancock giving away 600000 units of pp to china as it gets to february. does a really how so ou

r t. my name's unit o'neil. the u. k, the u. s. and canada have joined the e. u in halting flights from 6 southern african nations after the discovery of what's being described as a highly infectious new coven strain. in johannesburg, the new restrictions i've left are a passenger scrambling to get out. if i can get on board now, i'll have to be an employee here waiting to go back. okay. over, deserves her thing. but on the other hand, always going to have new variance thought on the whole. we're gonna keep looking on every time we want you variance. just gonna do one going to the door and tell you it is not for fear of heartbreaking people. i devastated just before christmas. mom really said frustration, evidently clear. there was net fuller lines have come. so flies from south africa to the u. k. ahead of the approaching deadline. oh flights. the some other western countries including the united states, are continuing until monday, reporting now in europe's response to the new coven variant. your charlotte dubin ski in paris? will this super mutant strain of

r t. thank you. police in the 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 q

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u. k. we've seen that people arriving here from abroad . we'll have to have a p c r test within 48 hours if they test positive, a full the very into of come into contact with people testing positive that will have to isolate for 10 days. but saying that criticism is the british government for, for pops, not going far enough and insisting on people having vaccine passports insisting on people work from home. it does appear as we are in this limbo land where we don't quite know the full impact of on the court, or indeed how existing vaccines will be effected by that. this strain of the virus . some reticence, we're seeing across various governments to go hard and fast as perhaps all the countries in the world are intending to do. okay, nate, back in london. thank he. hi for was it is in line for us in west series. lin, harry, people in israel taken us very seriously. yes, the government certainly is. the government is having its major sort of cabinet meeting weekly cabinet meeting as we speak. and it is at that meeting that were expected to see the final approval which

u. k. the home secretary claims police need the ability to read people's messages on social media. r t shabby edwards. darcy has more now on the stand off between authorities and big tech. it's been 5 years since whatsapp rolled out end to end encryption. it was hailed for allow people all over the world to communicate securely and freely, but in tandem with some top western officials, whatsapp, instagram on facebook, owner matter is tracking as feet. we're taking our time to get this ride and we don't plan to finish the global rollout of end to end encryption by default, across all our messaging services until sometime in 2023. we believe people shouldn't have to choose between privacy and safety, which is why we're engaging with privacy and safety experts, civil society and governments to make sure we get this right. technical as encryption can be, it's really about the very core of how we live our lives today. safe in the knowledge that what you tell your friend stays with your friend or does it while reaching that confidence is potentially painful. according to the government, it

r. c, democratic republic of congo, the u. s. as we've just been hearing and the u. k. and all of them cover about 85 percent of the worlds for a. so it's a lot of money. gains her a big sway, the forests around the world and calls for us a crucial a in this whole effort to get to $1.00 degrees celsius. because they suck the carbon out of the atmosphere and produce oxygen. let's get to we can speak to a roboto wacked now who's been listening in you've got a great interest in this biologist and a brazilian business leader for the chair of the force stewardship council. welcome roberta. first up, what's your reaction to what you've been hearing about this big announcement? i believe that is a very significant our announcement. it's very important. finally, for his start getting to where it should be already for very long in this comment on sketch. yeah, and so from brazil's point of view, are you surprised that they've signed up to this? as i say, given the president's pause record and he's, he's quite happy to, to let swathes of the i'm, he destroyed, but i had no attend

ethiopia, prime minister visits troops sparkling tpl r fighters in the northeast and from migrant prizes to political crisis. france counsels talks with the u. k. over how to deal with the problem. and foreign companies and democratic republic of congo are accused of exploiting and abusing minors. and in sport, african football leaders vote in favor of holding more regular world cups. the confederation of african football is backing the fee for president's plan to stage the finals every 2 years. good. happy with this for the news. we begin with breaking news, coming out of belgium, which has now confirmed europe's 1st case of the new current virus varian his nation's worldwide rushed to once again imposed travel restrictions. the variant was confirmed in a traveler who'd return from egypt. on november, the 11th the fence reported symptoms on monday, and the sample was confirmed within the last few hours. the world health organization is meeting dangling doors with us just how concerned we all need to be . it's already cautioned governments against hastily imposing restrictions. countries can do a lot already in terms of savannah and sequencing

mike had r o g 's era, washington. 35 members of afghanistan's women's youth football team has arrived in the u. k. after fleeing the taliban take over the plane, carrying them and their families, 130 people in all landed at stance to their port near london. the flight was paid for by a t v star kim kardashian west members of the team had been staying in pakistan. i still believe bank to like it and they send the boat is in years i still didn't was not prepared to excel. when i receive new media media, so happy, i may be happy knowing that these when they and their families go there between a 2 reason, 36, few freedom and they're out the thing here they are out. so having fear of losing their life with indian businesses or aggressively lobbying their government to impose tariffs and quality control checks on t imports from the paul. they say that the unregulated influx is hurting local brands traders in the poll, so that the t is not only better, but fills a gap in the indian market ounces era. same bas robbie reports now from alarm district and eastern to pull no soldiers, no guns, but it into pa

u. k. last night. and literally on told the flight we were told that at the airport we had a p c r test. again, i just had one, but when we came into the airport several rushed to keep up with it. was it also anything to do with israel closing his port non citizens or was it just the fact that the airline took this decision in your case? yeah, in terms of africa, as far as i know, the latest i've seen is a 5000 shekel. bond. anyone traveling to the to see of the red countries in, in africa. so even if i wanted to go, i don't think there's any way i could. and also coming back in terms of parenting in a hotel which i've done before. and it was really, to be honest, quite romantic. i don't think i could go through that again. it's a horrible experience. well, especially, well another britain, the on the pretty side is about 2000 pounds to, to stay in the hotel. i was, i suppose that's going to be the same. and i guess he's like it in other countries to is right. you don't have to pay for it, which is why that's a horrible experience and something i couldn't do again. and i'm the guy now i'

r, c dot com. ah, now the climate of fear, that's the chilling description of life inside the u. k. national broadcast of the b b. c. from the latest investigation by the daily mail. the newspaper i spoke to several employees including a former senior b, b c manager. they say that doing journalism is a challenge when you have to look over your shoulder with fighting our own culture will within the corporation. you live with the realization that if i put a foot wrong, the mob will descend. that is a huge level of fear within the organization with people thinking that the going to be the next to get monster. when a saw off come the broadcasting regulatory body, they're afraid of 5 internal stars networks. he filled the holden to the climate of work and as i'm getting the p. c valid rights, not only a story is being changed or adapted, but sama partly even being dropped. but where does that leave the state broadcasters, journalism and free presses a whole. this is a night man will and very, very badly for the bbc. literally there are people who think we should stop bunning words. they

it goes back to his roots of not only funding the i r a, but also his roots of being just like he was when he was with obama, which is that the u. k. was go to the back of the line with brooks that he's been against. brock said he counts as irish roots even though it's finally came over in 1870 a little while ago. but he really has yes. tons. pivoted towards the university. okay, definitely. yeah, it certainly will be interesting to see what comes out of those relationships and forward, but create incentives. always hillary for which thank you so much for joining us. and the world is waiting for the certification of the north stream to pipeline. but in the meantime, the dispute continues over the state of europe, energy supplies, and what russia should be doing about it. while reports noted the existing pipeline from russia to germany came to a standstill over the weekend mosque out responded by saying it is still falling through on its contracts with europe while also making effort to make natural gas available to the region. the pressure has been on, make sure that europe has the supplies that need with winter quickly approachin