u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras in canteens to make it easier for pupils to pay for their dinners. but some parents think it's a violation of privacy and crisis talks on afghan.

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and campaigns to make it easier for people to pay for they did as some parents though, think it's a violation of privacy. ad right now we're on away through some very rocky terrain. to witness the work of some multiple rocket myself systems. ah, t joins russia, led military drills along the top gaff. got bought of it. were attentions of saud recently off for taliban seizure of power. ah, honey pot program for you this morning, wednesday the 20th of october. welcome to the program, kevin o' in here dot t h q, with our latest for the next 30 minutes. first, as you had a lack of stuff soaring kobe cases and pressure on the n h. s. have led to another health crisis in the u. k. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patience awaiting for almost 50 hours to get a bed in accidents at emergency units. in one case, her patient reportedly spent 47 hours in a queue at the role preston hospital in kisha. well done in suffolk, teenager with seri

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and canteens to make it easier for pupils to pay for their lunches, but some parents think it's a violation of privacy and hand crisis talks on afghanistan are underway in moscow with taliban leaders among the participants. ah, 3 pm and a beautiful autumn day in the russian capital. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to our to international staff shortages, soaring coven cases, and pressure on the n h. s. have all led to another health crisis in the u. k. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patients are waiting for almost 50 hours to get a bed in accident and emergency units. in one case, a patient reportedly spent 47 hours in line at the royal preston hospital in lancashire. while in suffolk, a teenager with serious mental health problems waited for almost 48 hours in the emergency room, according to local media, the any chest foundation trust for the area said the weight was due to a lack of specialist facilities. luc winches

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and campaigns to make it easier for pupils to pay for their dinner as quick as to some parents though, think the whole idea is a violation of privacy and crisis talks on afghanistan around the way today. here in moscow with taliban leaders among the participants. ah oh and the good afternoon rush at 1 pm now here in moscow this wednesday, the 20th of october. my name's kevin, i will come to live from all th q 1st, a lack of stuff soaring code cases and pressure only n h s vol led to another health crisis in the u. k. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patients are waiting for almost 50 hours to get a bed. busy in accident at emergency units. in one case, for instance, a patient reported the spent 47. i was in a queue at the role preston hospital that was a lancashire, well doubt. in suffolk, a teenager with serious mental health problems is reported to have waited for almost 48 hours in a, in a, according to local media, the and

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u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and contains to make it easier for pupils to pay for their didn't as quick as to some parents though. think the whole idea is a violation of privacy and crisis talks on afghanistan around the way today. here in moscow with taliban leaders of.

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and canteens to make it easier, the safer pupils to pay for their dinners, but some parents think it's a violation of privacy. at right now, we're on away through some very rocky terrain. to witness the work of some multiple rocket missile systems. ah. ot jones russia led military drills along the touchy calf gambled attentions had been soaring of late from the taliban seizure of paladin ah . wednesday morning 20 booked tobar will welcome to the program. my name is kevin owen here at our th key with the latest for you for the next 30 minutes from 1st stem. those headlines in more detail than a lack of stuff soaring cobit cases and pressure on the an h. s because of it of lead to another health crisis in the u. k. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patients are waiting for almost 50 hours to get a bed in accident at emergency units. it won't case, for instance, a patient reportedly spent 47 hours in a queue that was at the role pr

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and contains to make it easy in theory for pupils to pay for the dentist put some parents, call it a violation of privacy. and right now we're on away through some very rocky terrain. to witness the work of some multiple rocket myself systems. mm. ot joins russia, led military drills along the touchy kafka boulder. were attentions a sword of light after the taliban seizure of power. ah oh, so good afternoon from russia this wednesday 20th october. welcome to the program life monte age q. it's kevin o' in with you. as you heard their lack of stuff soaring, coven cases and pressure on the chess of lead to another health crisis in the u. k . it's been reported that in parts of the country, patients are waiting almost 50 hours to get a bed in accident and emergency units. in one case, for instance, a patient reportedly spent 47 hours in the queue that was at the royal preston hospital in lancashire, while down south in suffolk, teenager with serio

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and canteens to make it easier for people to pay for their dinners. some parents, though, think it's a violation of privacy. ad right now we're on away through some very rocky terrain to witness the work of some multiple rocket myself .

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and canteens to make it easier, the safer pupils to pay for their dentist. but some parents think it's a violation of privacy. and right now we're on away through some very rocky to re.

u. k. schools are installing facial recognition cameras and canteens to make it easier for pupils to pay for their lunches, but some parents think it's a violation of privacy and hand crisis talks on afghanistan are underway in moscow with taliban leaders among the participants.

vaccinate children were spurred by rise and infections of the delta variant and the reopening of schools. the u. k threatening gray checks on all you vessels fishing in its waters. if france goes ahead with a series of proposed sanctions. yes, collating dispute is linked to a post briggs fishing agreement. paris is threatening sanctions of the u. k. doesn't grant more licenses to french fishermen? the british government says if those actions are implemented, it would put the e u in breach of a trade agreement. those that headlines news continues, hey, on our de 0 after context. india in the next episode of planetary swiss ahead of the upcoming un climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air. get a new perspective, the changing face of the coal mining industry in poland will report on illegal logging in romania and explore how catastrophic wise in greece is created. you problems that all feed into the destructive cycle of extreme weather joy monitor to us on al jazeera. hello and welcome to context india. i'm fetus. those are coming to you from the city of mom by on con

at this stage, we spoke to a senior lecturer of exeter university medical school in the u. k. c. such maxine nationalism as he's calling it is very disappointing. they wish to protect their future rights and our prospects for making, although ac scenes and of cause profit is the biggest motive here. i find this very disappointing because it shows vaccine nationalism and it won't work in a global pandemic. we have a duty. we how an act must duty to look after other nations. we don't want fellow human beings in poorer nations to die. when the real crux of the matter arises, the united kingdom, the united states, the european union, old rich nations. how said we're going to look after ourselves and nothing more, nothing less? would new diversity proposals by the you case, financial conduct authority which regulates the finance industry, be used by large companies to mask gender pay issues. well, that is a claim increasingly being made in britain right now on its centers on the way companies can meet required targets by including transgender women as female in their self reported

vaccinate. children was spurred by rise and infections of the delta variance and the reopening of schools and the u. k threatening, greater checks on all e vessels, if fishing in his waters, a france goes ahead with a series of proposed sanctions. the escalating dispute is linked to a post briggs fishing green. paris is threatening sanctions. if the u. k. doesn't grant more licenses of french fishermen, the british government says if those actions are implemented, it would put the e u in breach of a trade agreement. now those are the headlines. the news continues, hey, aren't out there after inside. soaring and you can also catch up on al jazeera, don't come ah, should stolen african art be returned, 3 institutions in the u. k. and france are giving back artifacts, but some say the objects should remain in european museums. so who is right? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammered. jim, jim, european institutions like the british museum and the louvre are home to some of the world's finest art. but some of the treasures on display were stolen during colonial times. exper

david low from that leads beckett university law school in the u. k. now another big story of the day, 6 people are confirmed dead scores more injured in beirut. after gunmen open fire on the raleigh by supporters of she, a group as below the demonstrators have been protesting against the judge leading the investigation into the vast chemical blast at level large parts of the city. last year, the military were deployed to the protest and exchange fire with gunman. local reporter linda to mean spoke to the program earlier about what happened today in the lebanese capital. well, so far the situation seems to have come down just lightly, but again, it's very volatile. gunfire can erupt at any moment. now we know that the situation is quite fragile. there. what happened? well, we know that a mile and has the la protestors due to the streets in protests, of you know, keeping judge to be the head investigator in the black probe. they were headed to the justice palace and idly, and they were met with gunfire, reportedly called, according to local reports comi

u. k. a taking legal action over trans gender guidelines being imposed at schools. that story and a whole raft of other ones too. we're back in about 60 seconds. ah, ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics. sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah ah ah. ah it's good to have you with us will this monday program live from moscow? now a pakistani national has been cleared for release from america's guantanamo bay prison . after 17 years in confinement. and it comes 6 years after washington concluded he should never have been there in the 1st place as he had been mistaken for a terrorist. but even now mister bonnie's fate is rather unclear. as murat gasdio reports, mohammed's rabbani is one of want animal base, longest serving inmates 17 years and one month he has been locked up in get mo, by all accounts, innocent, never charged with any terror related offenses. never brought to trial. once a taxi driver, his crime was that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. on september, th

u. k, from train stations and city centers to airport am schools. i'm with new interest in europe and the usa. anna has global ambitions for the company, and it's ethos. working more publicly, there's definitely something that we want to do because that will say board and the, the awareness and the message around behavior change. and what we can actually do with, with the recycle, change them. we're at the university of winchester where the gum dropped. charles began, they employed a scheme designed to do more than just keep gum off our streets. as well as installing the gum drops, they also gave away the 10000 reusable gum based cups. the scheme inspired a paradigm shift in attitude to waste and letter environment officer lis harris was behind introducing gum drug to the campus. how much of an effect have these cops had all the sale of plastic and general kind of coffee cookies? today we have saved 85000 disposable cups and being used there are now 10000 b cups and circulation. and we have just committed to eliminating single use plastics by 2022.

school have been cancelled for the day. now this does come a month after a deadly shooting at a university in the very same region, in which 6 people died. to the u. k. now where a couple in the isle of wight is suing the government over transgender guidelines given to the school. a nigel and sally ro explained the issues to us here at auntie b. t. situations in our school when our boys but the age 6. so the 1st one was when i just he came home and said that his friend, asco, a boy, had turned up school and announced that he was now at gal. and that he was going to be called by august name. and so there was no consultation with the parents and no warning, it just just came about an upstate this. this is totally new to us. and then 2 years later, we also had a very similar situation with a 6 year old. and a boy would come sometimes dressed as a boy and sometimes dress ago. he just came home and said, really confused. can boys become gowns girls become voice? the parents and legal case focuses on an education policy called the corner will schools transgender guidelines? it was introduced in 2015, a schools are advised to have gender neutral toilets an

u. k. a. so in the government over transgender guidelines given to the christian school on the isle of wight nigel and sally ro, explain their issues to arti. the 2 situations in our school when our boys but the age of 6. so the 1st one was when i noticed that he came higher and said that his friend, asco, a boy, had turned up school and announced that he was now at gal. and that he was going to be called by girls name. so there was no consultation with the parents for their warning. it just just came about. that's enough to say this was, this is totally new to us. and then and then 2 years later, we also had a very similar situation with our 6 year old. and a boy would come sometimes dressed as a boy and sometimes dress ago, he just came home and said, really confused. can boys become gowns? can girls become boyce, the parents legal case focuses on an education policy called the corn. will schools transgender guidelines introduce in 2015? our schools are advised to have gender neutral toilets and allow pupils to wear clothes to reflect their own gender identity rather than the biological sex. sal

u. k. a little bit later in the program, schools are still in facial recognition. cameras and campaigns to make it easier, in theory for people to pay for the dentist some favorites, think it's a violation of privacy. we put the whole thing up for debate. interesting watch come up at a bit. next. russia and says it's not to blame for the use current energy crisis of the blocks. foreign policy chief accused moscow of driving up gas prices. so further, it's due political ends. but while joseph borrowed complains that russian deliveries are being stepped up at this critical time, moscow retorts that no new orders that be in place. russia is not opposed to given more, but suppliers ligastrum need to be asked and not by parliament, not by newspapers, but by buyers who apply at the appropriate prices. but they have been no implications. here's a somewhat confusing story for you. governments and dozens of countries are worried that their people won't be able to properly heat their homes as winter as just around the corner. natural gas has become absurdly expensive. it's an energy crisis . there's

more than 1000 arrests and 30000 new recruits later with during school to course 33 countries. the u. k. government finally agrees to meet exxon. on the 1st of may, 2019 the house of commons makes history the coming the 1st national parliament in the world to declare a climate and ecological emergency. climate change. activism stretches back 50 years. april the 22nd 1917. so the launch of birth day 20000000 americans took to the streets on a modern environmental movement was born. in the eighty's, greenpeace took matters into their own hands. heading to the seas to battle the commercial dumping of toxic waste nuclear testing and whale hunting. to day, the movement has a new fick ahead and teenager gretta turned back. the older generation has failed tightly. the biggest christ is humanity, as a say. by going on school strike, she inspired 1400000 students, and 112 countries to join her in a global woke house. the message has been clear for 50 years, but to day the voice is a louder and more insistence than ever. ha, that cry change must happen now. ah. every war leaks of devastating and

u. k. a couple on the isle of wight are suing the government over transgender guidelines given to their school nigel and selly ro explain the problem to us here at our to be had 2 situations in our school when our boys with the age of 6. so the 1st one was when i noticed it, he came higher and said that his friend, asco boy, had turned up to school and announced that he was now at gal. and that he was going to be code by august name. i'm so there was no consultation with the parents and no warning, it just just came about. right. that's an up said, this is mrs. tucker. he need to understand then. and then 2 years later, we also had a very similar situation with our 6 year old. and a boy would come sometimes dressed as a boy, sometimes dressed to go. he just came home and said, i'm really confused. can boys become gowns and girls become boys? yeah, maybe a couple of legal case. no, it focuses on an education policy call, the cornwall schools transgender guidelines introduced in 2015 schools are advised to have gender neutral toilets, analog pupils to wear clothes that reflect their so named gen

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fit to have a 2nd launches vote among sheer parties. sunday school was held several months early after math anti government protests. the u. k government, delay, and imposing along down at the start of the pandemic is one of the countries worse ever public health failures. that's the conclusion of a newly released parliamentary report. inquiry by m. p. 's also found releasing people from hospital into care homes, costs thousands of lives, and they criticize the test and trace process and weak border controls. in bolivia, anti government protesters have been protesting across the country against a proposed law. they seized a step towards a police fate. crowds blocked streets and were met by counter protesters in support of the president. the legislation being considered would allow authorities to investigate the assets of any citizen without a court order. tropical storm combats, who has triggered flash floods and landslides in the northern philippines, killing 9 people. the storm swept through the country's most populous island of loosen on monday and intensified as it approach the island of palate on those are the headlines

teenagers and the children where we haven't even discussed vaccinating primary school, it's yes, there is still about 35 percent of the u. k. population. this has not had to vaccines taking a total population approach. that means the vaccine, the virus can continue to circulate. and we may yet guess another nasty variance of the virus turning up within hours of the report being released. and they just digital was tweeting that their track and trace app had gone down in some way. what would you say to any of the consultants who got some of this 37000000000 pounds a tracking trace budget watching this program? i mean is, did they just did they take the money in good faith or was it blood money is good money. i don't know whether they can look at themselves in the mirror and you know, some of these people have become, well, see beyond your wildest dreams, almost overnight, in the last 12 months, on the back of the west pandemic for a 100 years. how they can live with themselves. i just don't know. now, you've alluded to the sewing down of vaccination among certain demographics. what are the dangers this winter? are we going t

u. k. high court. as an appeal hearing on a u. s. extradition request gets underway and the e oldest poland to co op, a 1000000 years every single day until it abandons controversial reform to its school system, prompting wolf. so talk he's rustled.

u. k. is he's trying to steer it from a low wage, low skill economy to a high wage high school economy that he was not going to pull on the uncontrolled. busy lever of, sorry, on the leave of uncontrolled immigration. he said britain for too long had relied on a low wage immigrants immigrant labor in order to get jobs done. and he said those days were now over. that said, he said that the fact is that will be shortages and it's just a necessary that a pain that is required in order to transition to a better future. so he's not, some is not barring, even though the, the army is, is on the streets at delivering fuel in some parts of this country. pull brennan, there for us at a petrol station in manchester. thank you for or the least 8 people have been killed in northern india after violence broke out there during the fall. miss protest crowds and oh, to pradesh, surrounded vehicles that were reported dealing to a federal minister. farmers group say one of those cause ran over protesters and then demonstrators then sent via set vehicles on fire. tens of thousands of from has been camping on m

school, but to pot grownups as well. have to be steps off to a rocky and save our bacon. u. k. farm is being forced to coal, thousands of healthy pigs due to a shortage of slaughter house workers brought on by the pandemic, and also breaks it. ah, hi, good morning. you're watching art international where it's just gone 9 o'clock in the russian capital. now opening a pandora's box and you expose a on tax havens, has shown how the world's richest hide their wealth. the leak of financial data is one of the biggest in his street and reveals how even worldly does stash their cash in offshore locations. don't quarter, gave more details to call him back. people definitely were anticipating something as big as what happened in 2016 when the pat, when the panama papers were released. but actually this one hasn't made as much noise. the guardian sure had a click. beatty picture of vladimir putin's face right at the front of its article, even though in the pandora papers vladimir putin was not even named as so that's a bit a bit interesting. but the investigation primarily deals with mor

have now 99% of certain airline emp so when yon u telle t are anas, ifou do not toet vaccinated, you're not going to work or be able to go to school. i kmergent nature of what we're dealing with justifies that. >> brennan: we've seen an uptake of affections in kids. california mandated it as of january, which is the estimate. do you think other states should follow suit? >> doctor: well, i agree with what governor newsom did in california. i'm not going to get into the local issues, only to talk about general principles. that people need to realize that having a vaccine requirement for schools is not a new, novel thing that is very peculiar or specific to covid-19. we've been doing this for decades. my own children could not have gone to school if they had not gotten vaccinated with the measles, mumps, and rubella. so when we see pushback, it is like this has never happened before. it is actually ongoing with other vaccines. so let's do it with a virus that is very, very ri you mentioned with the numbers, margaret, it has caused an unprecedented number of deaths an infeinfections in this country. >> brennan: we got news this week that

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u. k. before a meeting between e e leaders on tuesday prism mattress questioned the reliability of america's protection of europe. we spoke to professor of the paris business school, who says francis relationship with china is at risk. the current china french relation is close to historic heights. ah, it is through many years of trust and good businesses between the 2 country once damage it will take a very long time to repair the relationship. so if france moves one step further to touch the bottom line of the one china principle, ah, by further giving taiwan more formal recognition, it will be a point of no return. there are different invest to interact with scripts that are micron. these 2 sees so far, he has a fair chance to get elected. but if this is a big thing, taiwan issue, backfires, china re, insulate a huge fain to funds. a macro will be at a big risk for reelection. eve child friends touches to one china principal. it be definitely, ah, anger, china and china will not hesitate to suffer lights with price. despite the rise of the blank lives, massive movement racism continues to plague united states and this forcing increasing numbers of people to th

school. i finally being met. however, in the real world, gas and cor price of storage to record ties and the refusal of the u. k. government to prioritize carbon captain scotland, we have the bitter taste for the payment of star political power. it is trumps climate logic. it means to be seen where the glass call 2021 will be seen itself as a turning point or another. missed opportunity for now from alex, myself and all at the shoe. it's good bye, stacy, and we hope to see you all again next week. ah ah ah oh oh yeah, it has to be rash to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes, so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how they can choose their customers and dump a sick so also a to satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should have to see what i saw. so if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decisions and determine to get to live and