u. k. student says that advantages over way the disadvantage. well, let's go live now to go. john, want s p attrition and co chair all over the campaign group. keep on just public. thanks so much for joining us. a good savvy with us today. pretty damning reports on the effectiveness or the lack of effectiveness of this app was really such a failure. yes, i mean it's more than the app, the whole system of testing tracing. and then the amount of support or lack of visits, be in office that people need to isolate. i think it's hugely embarrassing for the government. they had what they said would be a well beating system. actually, in the view of this committee has not made any difference to the spread of infection. and this enormous coffee, as you said, is about one 5th of the entire budget to the n h s in one year. there's also this really grotesque element to pay me something like 2000 management consoles and some of them as much as $6000.00 pounds a day, which means someone like that could add as much in a week as a whole year. and you know, what is this a cheat? well said, a

it also includes a white privilege quiz in which students must select dozens of benefits, presumably enjoyed. why white people in the u. k. some example, she used to include wearing secondhand clothes, amusing sway words without being judged. now in defense of the module, the university said that the course aims to ensure every student is treated with kindness and respect and saucer. part of its commitment to being inclusive, the university of kansas isn't the only one either in the u. k. to lecture students on diversity, sophie or cochran from durham university, say she wasn't given the opportunity to question the relevance of a similar course module. and the diversity likes how it was. she thought about what we called matriculation, which is the welcome into the college. i wasn't expecting this to be a part of the circulation, and i don't think it really should have been a part of it either going into university. i expected that this would be the case because there is a widespread amount of left wing indoctrination happening across all campuses in the u. k. not just my campus and there was no debates afterwards. and i

u. k is not a student. there are rules and laws and northern scotland, wales names that are different. now, we don't want to see any additional border infrastructure between northern ireland and britain, but we don't want to see it between northern public. so it's about squaring that circle. and it's about moving away from 0 some i when you lose black and white because a lot more gray. and i think it's about compromising and it's being picked, but people being confident, but that can really happen if they're empowered and you know, i don't think everyone and know that i don't respect of the political tradition wants to rely on the u. k. government to do their bidding for them and that's why the voices and none of them are nationalist or other need to be heard more. great. and they're all voice is perhaps not in northern ireland, but elsewhere in the you talking about potential here it all goes. belly up there talking about the potential here for trade war tariffs out of the u. k. or tariff goods out to the u. k. say it's sausage, meet cooked, meets. that's one thing. but if you start i

and it also includes a white privilege quiz in which students must select dozens of benefits, presumably enjoyed by white people in the u. k. some example shoes include wearing secondhand clothes and using swear words without being judged. now, in defense of the module, the universe, he said that the course designed to ensure every student is treated with kindness and respect. and it's also part of his commitment to being inclusive. the university of kent isn't the only one, either him the u. k. to ro lagged this kind? of course we heard from a student at durham university and the diversity like how it was actually thought about what we called matriculation, which is the welcome into the college. i wasn't expecting this to be a part of the circulation, and i don't think it really should have been a part of it either going into university. i expected that this would be the case because there is a widespread amount of left wing indoctrination happening across all campuses in the u. k. not just my campus and there was no debates afterwards. and i think that was actually what i found the most frustrating about this entire thin

students saw his fight results, arrests in the hands of the u. k. is high court as an appeal hearing on a us actually from request gets on the way.

now the fate of the wiki likes found at student a san she's in the hands of the u. k. hi court. it's us extradition hearing has just ended though a verdict might take several weeks. the i was using a song she's wanted by washington on 17 charges of espionage and one of conspiracy to hack a government computer convicts that he could face a prison sentence of 175 years. we heard from what he shot, it ends with dusty. he was outside the court for us as well as independent journalist richard met us. he's been watching the whole hearing by a special life st. the judge has just said they will take everything into consideration, but no ruling was handed out immediately. yesterday, the entire day was devoted to hearing arguments put forward by the prosecution for the grounds of appeal, why they wanted to appeal a judge's decision not to extra songs. and there were 5 grounds of appeal in today . the defense was able to respond to these points and the, to the 2 main topics, or of course, a phone, just health and the assurance of the diplomatic assurance is given by the united states. now,

u. k. on how to fix the problem. 5 years after an italian student's body was found in a ditch in egypt, a motor trial begins, but it's immediately suspended by the judge. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted will's best air line of 2021. by the tropical storm, such as they are, they are out of the way our mind is concerned, is still potentially wet in hong kong from another massive cloud going through. and it's still quite warm in some parts of central southern john shanghai still 28. the average is being 20 through 23. but there is a breeze coming from the north. if you look at, that's quite cold up in mon girl, the high temperature minus 3 new number t r, about 12 in hub in. so we're up and down all over the place. but you can see the potential and shanghai is down to 19 so yet that down below average while tommy get through saturday, the rain then edging into japan, the major arlington at significant rains that are not attempts back as well. been very war recently. hong kong should be better. by the time you get to saturday, the r

u. k. university sees the move will help protect the feelings of a new generation of students. some of them tier l, a hundreds of years old. so the negatively contain out of date views that many young readers would find hurtful and defensive. well, some $10000.00 books and magazines being uploaded to cambridge is digital archive could be flagged. they include numerous children's books such as heiss in the prairie, which is accused of stereotypical depictions of native americans. also affected are worked by doctor theodore zeus guys, all author of the beloved doctor, zeus books, due to their legit cultural insensitivity. critics have slammed the idea as unnecessary and straight forward censorship. usually as universities snapping millions of pounds on anything with education, it's money our children have got to pay, but they are awful people. this is very confusing. doesn't most literature become politically incorrect outside of its place in history? in my opinion, the important piece is ensuring history is truthfully taught. so literature can be put in perspective. cambridge un

u. k. had been actively considering invoking a mechanism for resolving breakfast disputes for the 1st time. the student teachers committee has called for a strike in all states of sudan a day after hundreds of thousands of people rallied to denounced the military takeover. at least 4 people were killed in the protest on saturday. the taliban has denied shooting to 3 people at a wedding in eastern afghanistan. men reportedly posing as members of the armed group, which i guess at a ceremony in none, dot har because they were playing music. japan's ruling coalition is projected to keep its majority in the lower house of parliament after plough pulled close to a short while ago. but prime minister flew me because she does liberal democratic parties, forecasts to lose some seats. those are the headlines, more news coming up after inside story, bye bye. ah . a fishing dispute between britain and france heads into choppy waters. both sides accused the other of breaking post regs. it agreements on fishing rights, but what's really behind the route and why has it escalated now? this is inside story. ah hello an

mentioned they want climate education for students around the world and leaders like maria bragg, italy's prime minister, boris johnson, the prime minister, the u. k. were on hand either in person or remote saying they welcome those and they're gonna push for those proposals will be taken seriously at cop 26 and scotland. but, you know, although people were cautiously optimistic at this event just 24 hours ago leading this protest that, that just walked past me was credited berg and vanessa knockout. they 2 of the leading global young activists who clearly want to keep the pressure on. of course they want to negotiate. they want to tell people what they want, but frank timber kicked off her speech on tuesday here, milan st, enough, blah, blah, blah. let's have action and she's not going to stop, just because we saw a few nice proposals from global leaders. they want that action and they want it immediately. so they're going to keep this pressure on up to cop 26. and after that meeting in november, adam, thank you. adam rainy that for us live in milan. still ahead on al jazeera, preparing for the political size of his life champion philippine box.

students. prime minister is more protests. everything with you that's underway has been underway. the last 24 hours. the u. k. plans the security over whole for m p. 's, after the fatal staffing of conservative politician david amos and a c spies declared in central african republic of him is not everyone's on board will have analysis. ah. so taliban is promising to step up security out she a mosque soft to the 2nd major attack against worship is in a week funerals, been held in kandahar following a bomb attack on friday that he'll at least 48 people. iceland afghanistan's claimed responsibility, and this was after you remember similar attack in the northern city of condos on the last week. members of the shia community, a colon for protection. don as long a dish, monday our coward enemies, merciless, too old. we ask d, islamic emerald to seriously think about our security because our enemies will harm our society by any means. they can put stephanie deca in cobbled a calling for more secure or she has their details on what they will get. what we heard earlier from kandahar is police chief where he said that

lou. supporters of student songs playing there is no reason to believe washington's promise that he'll be allowed to serve any us sentencing his homeland australia that has the u. k. hi, port deliberate on whether to hand him over to the americans. around the day i prob, altogether, i've been thinking else who's alone. he would spend the rest of your life in a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that with no crime, i've been telling a world the truth, a solution to the energy crisis base and other big issues are being discussed to anthony potomac for when they thought in city verona today, where prominence, future shaping voices from europe and asia are getting together facebook no more, i smoke zuckerberg.

happened after a fight between students on person received amount of injury and of the 3 required hospital treatment. still had fully france threatened to cut power supplies to the u. k. that amended post briggs row about fishing rights. that story, i'm more after the back. ah, ah, join me every thursday on the alex, simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics, sport, business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. i'm in the see. oh, the internet. the allows old boons rollers on much was going to invite everybody's lloyd, that wasn't a glitch. that was the feature that the people who does owens the ins and that is all about it as a feature. oh well it shows the wrong one. i just don't hold any world yet to shape out disdain to come to the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, well, come back, friends is threatening to cut troughs channel electricity supplies to the k. this is over a post for exit fishing dispute. well, they show the davis get reports now from paris on a fight that threatens to append a series of crucial agreements between the european allies

student julia rey, genie in 2016. go on trial in road, but they will not appear in court. high level talks in london, the, the u. k. need to discuss the future of the border between northern island and the republic. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. whether alerts fill in play for southern sections of india. hello everyone. let me show you. i'm talking about care la rate through into time on that do the risk of flooding is still here. now at the same time, we are seeing rain filling across the bay have been gall ploughing right into areas of thailand and me, and mar, you know, around to be a been gall rain is being whipped around all sides. so once again, the mar rate through into bangladesh, and for that east coast of india will eventually move more inland and make its way to new delhi k. want to show you a tropical storm compas to what it did and high nan hop. when gus here, 101900 kilometers per hour, so it take you to the ground and surprise here we did see trees toppled roofs peeled off in some parts as walls, so cr

students, military seized power and dissolved the government. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. stay tuned for inside story. ah. should stolen african art be returned? 3 institutions in the u. k. and france are giving back artifacts. but some say the object 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. experts believe up to 90 percent of african cultural artifacts were taken from the continent. this week 3 european institutions gave back items stolen more than a century ago from nigeria and been campaigners who fought for years to return those objects. hope it's just the start. but others believe the artifact should remain in europe will bring in our guests in a moment. first, this report from omni dress in nigeria, capital, a boucher off to nearly 125 years in foreign lands. this tolan bronze statue depict in the head of the king of nigeria, and she's been in kingdom, is finally on its way home for more than a cen

students military lead a has sacked, at least fix ambassadors as international pressure grows against mondays through the african union has suspended costume on the well bank has put aide on hold. the u. k says, threads by france to block british boats from its ports are a breach of international law. paris is threatening sanctions if the u. k. doesn't bond more licenses to french fishermen in british waters, farmers entry lanka are protesting against a lack of fossil eisen, of a government ban on all agro chemicals. as part of a crackdown on so called non essential imports during a foreign currency crisis. polar asi and leaders are closing the annual summit and handing over the blocks chairmanship to cambodia and was the 1st time in 4 years that the u. s. participated individual gathering. president joe biden emphasized america's commitment to come to taiwanda defense and also pledge to support efforts to hold me on june to accountable for restoring peace. well, let speed run through. she's been keeping an eye on that meeting and joins us now from calling on for florence. this is the last day of that virtual summit. do we actually expect anything concrete too much? i think that would b

student junior regina in 2016. go on trial in rome, but they won't appear in court. the northern island border challenge, high level talks in london, it's discuss proposals from the un, the u. k to resolve it also had broken dreams. the african m. m a fighters to say everything they've been fighting for has been put on home. that's coming up with german in the sport. ah high level taliban delegations in turkey as it continues a diplomatic push for support and recognition. they've met the turkish foreign minister in ankara has come a day after talks in castle where the group appealed to us and european officials to end the country's isolation. the taliban ones, the west. eas, financial restrictions that it says a crippling the country. the group took over afghanistan in august. russell said joyce is live now from istanbul. wrestle, what can turkey give to the taliban? well, the taliban delegation has arrived in as somebody in the morning and then at the afternoon they had to ankara just some of the but there go, the press said that the meeting between taliban delegation had it by the act in foreign minister of taliban milan, mcclockey and the turkish afforded minister mary soc

u. k s elected officials, a man accused of killing more than a dozen people at a florida high school in 2018 is expected to plead guilty next week. investigators say nicholas cruz killed 14 students and three staff members at marjory stoneman douglas high school in february of 2018. the attack sparked a nationwide movement for stricter gun control. his attorney says he plans to plead guilty to 17 counts of first degree murder. if that happens, it would set up a penalty phase where crews will be fighting against the death penalty and hoping for life without parole. the biden administration announced today it will turn next to the u. s. supreme court in its attempt to halt the texas law that's been most abortions since september. the move by the justice department comes after an appeals court on thursday night left in place. the law, known as senate bill eight, which bans abortions once cardiac activity is detected. usually around six weeks before many women know they're pregnant. the justice department says the federal government will ask the supreme court to reverse that decision. the texas law is the nation's biggest curb to abortion in nearly 50 years still to come in noon. dev