u. k. was in that position before christmas, but since it appeared to bring the pendant began to control. but now i think it's going obviously in the opposite direction. so if we find a significant number of having to mutate testing positive when they arrive here, we would restrict the number quite rapidly. professor bacon, what would you say to those say ok, the ceiling has been a huge success story. we'll give you that. you are, those are some miles from actually no, we haven't introduced and island nation of only just over 5000000 people as possible for you to commit to an elimination. so is it quite different from a major country lately, u. k. and one of the great on the poles and hobbs of what all travel, totally different situation. yes, i agree. i mean, i think he and his natural boundary you insert as a stranger. if you look at a country and find the china mainland china that has a doctor's innovation strategy early on, and it's pretty thing 1400000000 people. but they do have that pric

u. k. we not think of as the pens then it was over with a wave of major sporting events. at 1st, these were trial events carefully managed with limited crites, but in quick succession england to stage the european football tournament wilson the open gulf on the british gone thing with the virtual 4 houses. and fortunately, these mass gatherings of quin faith is with a resurgent virus with highly infectious radiance leading towards record inspection rates. public confidence and the government's message of removing controls has been shaken by the revelation last weekend. the vaccine protect to tell sex 2 sides of java dos himself infected, while prime minister johnson was reported to cancel the victory over the vidas address on monday, with benson government concern over the search in new corbett cases. fried monday was in state march by rebel visa, nightclubs and river boots and further claims from his changed prime ministerial advisor to him and cummings that johnston had to pause previous controls because only the over eighty's were dying. in addition, the prime minister

u. k. was in those far from the only country where pro vaccine precious in full swing lot was an australia which has been criticized from pulling scare tactics. i'm for using an actor from an age group not yet eligible for the maxine on top of that the pace of could ation and the country is slow in part due to dose shortages. suddenly, my critics, i makes these campaigns even less appropriate. we put the issue up for debate. really worry for me about this is you're going to create a to take society. that will be those people who com to have a vaccine for medical reasons or maybe for their own reasons, or maybe because they younger and they haven't seen invite yet. there is therefore going to be a to, to, is this, this is not going to create to, to the system. that's absolute. poppycock, people who can't have it for medical reasons can have a medical exemption. but if they just choose not to have it, they're creating their own apartheid. they have a duty, particularly young people now to do thei

u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied to the government by the travel industry warning ministers in recent days that there were thousands of jobs on the line with sectors of the industry facing bankruptcy. if they didn't open and didn't open very quickly. ah, this is algebra and these are the top stories and the last half hour petrocca theory has been formed in as president of peru. he's a former union leader and rural school teacher who was promised to combat poverty and rewrite the peruvian constitution in his inaugural speech, she emphasized that his immediate priority was to confront the covered 19 pandemic .

was president trump. it said that he wanted to rapidly sign an agreement with the u. k. don't forget that president obama, of which, of course, president biden was his vice president had said that the u. k. could get to the back of the line if the brakes it went through. so the answer is that there, stalling and biden has and his right and biden has basically lost the opportunity to push through any trade deal. she has said, it's better to have a good tray deal than not at all, and that's what she's doing. she's basically trying to soft from the blow of there being no trade deal to bring to one good part though. section $232.00, which is about the steel that the british government has pressure to have alleviated. that is looking like it's going to be good, but it still hasn't been signed. many parts have gone through, but it still isn't finalized. and hillary, we always appreciate you coming on your you give us some clarity to some really tough topics and also to tough english. you know, because all a good figured feels like we speak different languages. roberts, have you

u. k. was a new animal welfare bell, could make it illegal for chef, chef the boil logs lived. we put the issue up with a baby. we can go what this land right now. i can feel pain and i actually proceed to be honest, i'd say every ology, just about finding things, putting face all forms of support for the pepsi i life from oscar. thanks for joining us tonight on our team. finacialow. daniel hawkins with you throughout the night. welcome to the program. now the taliban has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including a major border crossing points with iran and tuck minister on reports that suggest the groups imposing strict sharia law. similar to the one deployed, they were lost in power 20 years ago. including forbidding women from leaving home without my old companion. this comes as america pulls out its troops from the country, prompting echoes of an earlier conflict as secure taylor reports. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars for the u. s. to finally realize that i've got to stop has the right to determine its own fate. i

u. k. called cinema was now there are 42 in the u. k. so drive in everything that never existed in the u. k at all. so i think the economy has adopted very well. i don't think it'll be a hard hit with a 2nd shut down. because there is far more adaptation and the economy has adjusted also, you're going to see that the borrowing know from the government, which is the highest it's ever been since $946.00 is going to increase. that is a long term worry. how will this government borrowing affect the long term economic prospects for the u. k. in any other country that has the shut down and the u. k. won't be alone there because as we talked about last week on the show, global that in general is up because of all of these stimuli right now we've talked at length about how the breakfast brack. that saga is far from over writers. is that reporting that the u. k is expected to call for changes to the northern ireland protocol, which was a major sticking point in negotiations as they finalized the divorce. what is the issue at hand here, and does this put further tension on that content in relations

u. k was going to lose out in terms of tourism flow from the u. s . to the new to capitals like paris and rome because they couldn't come to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus. so those 2 pressures coming to bear reaching this decision. the big issue that remains of course, is what we mentioned at the beginning. reciprocity doesn't mean that travel can resume in both directions with the more or less does, most of you countries are allowing britain without too much trouble. the us of course not. so. and there is no eminent sign at this point of the biden administration, taking the a, b u k. rather off it's so there's no travel list that includes most other countries in the world. indeed, even despite the lord last month of travel task force, looking at setting up a travel corridor, transatlantic travel corridor and in point in fact, the cdc, the center for disease control in the u. s. it's health protection agency is warning u. s. citizens not to travel to the u. k, because of this country's still very high infection ra

u. k. in general. but that's not to say that there isn't a kind of a bias. we do have a very strong tradition of u f. i was here in the united states and to a certain degree in the u. k. so there's certainly a very american flavor to the whole us story. the u. s. government report on you oppose it was released last month. it did not deny the existence of aliens or you have those, but i've been following your twitter feed. you've posted what could be evidence that could explain cases of u. f. o sightings that the government did not attempt to explain in the report. for example, you say, jet ploot or oil rig flavors could explain some findings. all of this sounds very plausible. but why do you think the government shied away from these plausible explanations in this report? well, 1st of all, we don't know what analysis the government has actually done. if you look at the report, they mention almost no details whatsoever in this report. they give one example where they determine something was a balloon, but in the rest they didn't tell us what they actually did. now, a lot of the stuff that i've investigated

u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied on the government by the travel industry, warning ministers in recent days that there were thousands of jobs on the line with sectors of the industry facing bankruptcy. if they didn't open and didn't open, very quickly. gentle reporting the last one you said you wanted on website 20 dot com, everything from cobit, what's going on in afghanistan? the latest attitude is ah, what's going on? and she is our top stories. we just recap the headlines for you, the president, they're demanding the return of billions of dollars of stolen public money. he says 460 individuals are being investigated. on sunday he says the prime minister, unfroze parliament demonte stolen from the tune is young people must be restored. a decision will be made to take measures against

u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied on the government by the travel industry, warning ministers in recent days that they were thousands of jobs on the line with sectors of the industry facing bankruptcy. if they didn't open it didn't open very quickly. thursday marks the 69th birthday of thailand's king. he is one of the most protected monarchs anywhere in the world. but protest had been building, calling on the crown to be more transparent and accountable. tony cheng, now from bangkok, a monarch walking freely amongst his loyal subjects, thailand, king harvard, you're a long cone greeting the people at a walk about last year for man who spent much misery, rain outside thailand. it was part of a new engagement to bring him closer to his people. ordinary ties. it's part of the familiar routi

u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied on the government by the travel industry, warning ministers in recent days that there were thousands of jobs on the line with sectors of the industry facing bankruptcy. if they didn't open and didn't open very quickly. the big question of course is reciprocity. does this mean that travel gets to resume openly in both direct well with the e u, it more or less does most the countries are allowing britson without too many difficulties. the us very much not, so there is no immediate sign of the u. s. lifting restrictions on u. k. travelers or the u. k. on a very long list. indeed, most countries in the world under restrictions entering the u. s. and that despite a much loaded travel task for set up last month to try and come up with a travel corridor, transat

u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied on the government by the travel industry, warning ministers in recent days that they were thousands of jobs on the line with sectors of the industry facing bankruptcy. if they didn't open, it didn't open very quickly. the remote hammer lane kingdom of the town and has carried out or maybe the worlds fastest vaccination campaigned inoculating, 90 percent of its population against coven 19, and just one week. and you shall reports on how they did it while waiting for deliveries of the vaccine to arrive, who 10 was building an army? 22000 volunteers called decibels, raised awareness, carried out screenings and quickly adapted to the process of coal chain storage. as a frontline, i think is my responsibility to be vaccinated, la and also because his majesty h

u. k is expected to call for changes to the northern ireland protocol, which was a major sticking point in negotiations as they finalized the divorce. what is the issue at hand here in the u. k. and you, at this point, yes, brand is not going to become any less contentious. this is actually referred to, colloquially as the sausage was because a lot of it is about cold meat going into northern island. quite a while ago when i was on years ago, she was started talking about bricks that i said that i didn't understand why it's called bricks. it was an ox it, because ox, it is the united kingdom of great britain and northern island. northern ireland is part of great britain, why it was brakes. it is not just about britain, and this is the issue that what the protocol right now. basically establishes is a border right through the sea between the u. k. an island in because they want to make sure that the troubles that occurred about 30 years ago with all the violence . don't we car because you don't want to land border. so, to answer your question, nobody really knows what's going to happen be

what was your personal reaction when you 1st heard about the u. k. being being done enough? canister will be realistic. i think it was an inevitable point to land, but the underlying examination was told to go on your documentary, that correctly asks what is persistent mean in the eyes of the great british people as well as allies on the line. and it is useful to go back in time to our sex, to state the defense of the time in the you k, dr. reed is his position in the deployment of u. k. troops was that we were there to help the reconstruction effort. that was 20 years ago, he said, quoted, he would be perfectly happy if we left without firing a shot. that was in the year 22001 in 2019. after a brutal campaign over 20 years, most of my adult life repeated operations in deployments over at kennestone and iraq, where the consequences flows through the mediterranean into europe, into the u. k. it hasn't been contained at all. the sco president in 2019 prison ghani said more than 45000 barrels of his own security forces have been killed since he was redoing 201445000 of his own.

she told journalist when she was in the u. k. just a few weeks ago at the g 7 summit that it was the highlight of the trip that she met with 3 generations of the roles family. and we know that she's really a fan of the queen, so i think for had to be here in a sort of farewell to and ended in with the cost of having tea with the queen. that will definitely would have been something really special. that's a very good mass in london for as much thanks as always anglo merkel became the german chancellor back in 2005 for it's johnson is the 5th british prime minister she has dealt with. we take a look back now at how merkel has weathered the changes one moment to visit england. the grounds are all ready cheering, but not because angle imaculi's coming. instead it's about beating germany football . but the chancellor has seen all sides of this love hate relationship before this during 16 years in office medical is dealt with 5 british prime ministers. you know, when she came to pass, tony blair was a number 10 downing street. they had

u. k. in general. but that's not to say that there isn't a kind of a bias. we do have a very strong tradition of the u. f. i was here in the united states and to a certain degree in the u. k. so there's certainly a very american flavor to the whole us story. the us government's report on you oppose it was released last month. you did not deny the existence of, of aliens or you have those, but i've been following your twitter feed. you've posted what could be evidence that could explain cases of u. f. o sightings that the government did not attempt to explain in the report. for example, you say, jet ploot or oil rig flavors could explain some sightings. all of this sounds very plausible, but why do you think the government shied away from these plausible explanations in this report? well 1st of all, we don't know what analysis for government is actually done. if you look at the report, they mention almost no details whatsoever. in this report. they gave one example where they determined something was a balloon, but in the rest they didn't tell us what they actually did. now a lot of the stuff dive investigated h

which means basically that the united states government was misleading a u. k. court. that's very syringe. ok, well the news here in britain is notes about that. in fact, the world global mainstream news had time to talk about jeff bezos going to space. that's a much more important story than the daughter of the most famous publisher in the world. maybe amazon quick to shut down a w s. their web services system for an s. so the israeli pegasus system, after having international started talking about all this spyware. great success, then, no problem. i know that we have leaks of often talked about amazon's close links to the intelligence services. i mean, that's so that's so that should not be the end of it. i mean, there must be an outcry in the, in the public. and as we've said for 10 years, and i was doing the trans pointed out 10 years ago, i mean, the nice it needs to be a regulation of industry. ok, i'm sure amazon, it's just an online bookshop. obviously, i just, finally, i mean, you know, time and time again, those defending wiki leaks of about the us constituti

u. k. are not vaccinated? is it 99 percent? as is the case in the us? yeah, i mean thanks for having me. back on the show was the majority of the cases in the u. k. if you look on to the sequence, they belong to more than 95 percent of those positive kids in the you know, on an average more than $24000.00 level of adding it. but at the moment, we don't really have the figure that can break the one down, that the new cases are either in the vaccinated, older non people because that is really not the static ablation. according to our own internal assessment, we're going to find a community in both of the cases of money and, or in either people are back to me with a single doors or not back at all. we know the numbers. i mean, we can ignore the numbers 24000 new cases on sunday. i think 27000 on this monday. i mean, do you see the euro 2020 football crowds reflected in these numbers? yes, absolutely, brad, that you know, over the one half year into this and damage tall, we have witness that congregation and gathering either in the indoor particularly, but in close vicinity or really the feeling that can lead to

u. k. are not vaccinated? is it 99 percent? as is the case in the us? yeah, i mean thanks for having me. back on the show was the majority of the cases in the u. k. if you look onto the sequence, they belong to develop more than 95 percent of those positive kids in the you know, on an average more than $24000.00 level of adding it. but at the moment, we don't really have to figured that can bring the one down, that the new cases are either in the vaccinated order non vaccinated people. because that is really not the static obligation. according to our own internal estimate, we're going to find a community walk where you are be on the ballot of money and or in either people who are vaccinated with a single dose or not vaccinated at all. we know the numbers. i mean, we can ignore the numbers 24000 new cases on sunday. the 27000 on this monday. i mean, do you see the euro 2020 football crowds reflected in these numbers? yes, absolutely, brad, that, you know. busy over the one half year into this and damage talk, we have weakness that congregation and gathering either in indoor particularly, but enclosed within

she told journalist when she was in the u. k. just a few weeks ago at the g 7 summit that it was the highlight of the trip that she met with 3 generations of the roles family. and we know that she's really a fan of the queen, so i think for had to be in a sort of farewell to and to ended in with the cost of having tea with the queen. that will definitely would have been something really, really special. so that's a very good, nice in london for as much thanks. as always angular medical became the german chancellor back in 2005 boris johnson is the 5th british prime ministers who has dealt with. we take a look back now at how medical has weathered the changes one moment to visit england. the crowds are all ready cheering, but not because the angle a medical is coming. instead it's about eating germany football. but the chancellor has seen all sides of this love hate relationship before this hearing 16 years in office medical is dealt with 5 british prime ministers. you know, when she came to tony blair was in number 10 downing stre

was the 2006 wild cup. after flying in from florence. the italians arrived at tottenham training ground weather based on saturday afternoon. and they were greeted by some italian fans living in the u. k. who was singing? it's coming rome, a parody of the england child. it's coming home. and there were more. fireworks is u. s. c star con mcgregor weighed in his trinity fight against dustin employee. guy one that says so i didn't see 1014, but last the 2nd bout earlier this year. i'm like the day before mcgregor didn't throw any kicks during the face off, but he did have some strong was joe and 16 hours time. this man is going to learn that if you disrespect a person's kindness and take it as a weakness, you must pay. what do these words. 2 mean you and what does tomorrow, i mean, you mean nothing. if noise tomorrow night tune in, i want to take you off with a cheer. the booze. i love you all to be an interesting bout. couldn't that? now that's all you'll bought from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. yeah, very much so. thank you so much, jim, and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we'll hand you back to our teams and london, lauren taylors, with you

so why was fraud singles out? earlier this u. k. government announced you travel car due to the u within, unexpectedly placed additional restrictions on those coming via from the u. k. says it was concerned about the prevalence holes, the b to very intense. now this, i'm the plus category, mid tens of thousands of holiday makers had to cancel plans pretty much last minute and that many scratching their heads with 6 to see if it was mostly football which is excessive. and frankly, it is in comprehensive or from a health point of view. we were at times in a difficult health situation in france. we understood that, but no other european country is obliged to quarantine by the u. k. and less than 5 percent of cases in france are of the b to variance. the better variance covers only 9 percent of cases in france and keeps declining in paris. it's 3 percent. but this point we're pleased to see, since we check the data given that much from says i speak to rate is based on levels in some of its overseas territories, thousands of miles away

u. k was very slow because they wanted to have japanese data only.ted states where we have a very, very large population to get enough. japanese individuals tested in a randomized controlled trial took longer than expected time, and that really is, you know, got them behind the eight ball. ah so to speak. all right? well, we will leave it at that. dr peter chin hong. great to have you on tonight. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. thanks so much. julie, new york city honored all of its essential workers today with a ticker tape parade down the canyon of heroes, the city's hometown heroes parade had floats dedicated to various groups. they include healthcare workers grocery store, subway workers and others who helped the city get through the hardest days of the pandemic. some parade marchers carried signs paying tribute to essential workers who died of covid-19. oakland city leaders are taking an in depth look at the terms of the proposed waterfront ballpark for the a's. the committee of city council members reviewed a report today about nego

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