u. k. will, i don't think the u. k is going to negotiate further on that well and now also bloomberg is reporting that many ambassadors from the you are actually kind of preparing what is to be said sanctions or actions against the u. k. if they do go the route of article 16, what would happen there? yes, actually they were referring to it as a matter of option. and a lot of options actually starts. 7 with things like suspending portions of that trading corporation agreement, but even escalating that all the way up to terminating trade portions from that trade and corporation agreement. and then retaliated with perhaps things like targeted tariffs. and then also another way of option is to then increase, increase the amount of border checks and each member state of the you could actually impose their individual powers on british goods. and also ending all of the, the data flow between the u and the u. k. so there's a lot of options they have on that ladder. and now you, you're right, is preparing those to go out to t

u. k, will sit down with iranian officials in the hopes of salvaging the 2015 agreement. united states will take part in those talks indirectly. it comes days after the un watchdog release to report detailing concerns about the lack of access to surveillance footage from iran's nuclear sites. toronto new government is warning that these talks will fail unless all sanction lifted. the trial of former george and president mikhail fuckers really has resumed in the capital tbilisi. he's been held in prison since returning to georgia from exile last month. he faces a 6 years in prison for corruption during his time in office. well, those are the headlines now. it's back to witness. ah. name. mm hm. hi. my name is april. now. nicole. hi there. any, any, any image i call into a home when a new home hired on our name and through ally. how can i have here has that high when am i to low, my low now. how can live it the care? the link i to i anthony earlier cleared how you tied to langley bunny. now will, i mean leave will armina will my you thought when you will me out you though i

u. k. will be taking after the emergence of this new omicron strain of the corona virus. 2 cases of which have now been recorded in the united kingdom all across in the u. s. the white house has taught medical advisors says that the newly discovered only con variance may already be in the country. however, anthony failed, she said it's still not a reason to panic. the united states has joined a growing number of countries around the world that have band or restrict to travel from southern africa. earlier in suggest the you stream could be a lot more contagious than the del to variance. we have not detected it yet, but when you have a virus that is showing this degree of trans miss ability and you're already having travel related cases that they've noted in israel and belgium. and in other places, when you have a virus like this, it almost invariably is ultimately going to go essentially all over the issue of blocking tray, a travel from a given country is to just give us time to assess it better

u. k. i will have more of that in the coming weeks. i'm sure. hillary ford, which of the british american big station, thank you so much. and finally, the n f t craze may finally be hitting a breaking point movie theater. chain mc and sony pictures are partnering up to offer 86000 non punishable token to members of their elite program to pre order tickets for spiderman. no way homes opening night on the 16th of december. now this shouldn't come as a shock after amc has embraced accepting crypto currency in recent months and the company c o adam aaron took the twitter to announce the promotion, saying, quote, this idea came from you. adding that there will be more than $100.00 unique spiderman and f t 's available, designed by animators at cub studios. the tickets officially went on sale on monday morning. i know it's interesting because when we're talking about 86000 and up to does it kind of take away from the whole point of view? absolutely, i think so, because when you're talking about something that's collectible, now this is just

are you will sit, i'll just 0 occupied east jerusalem. and the u. k. government says it will convene an urgent meeting of g 7, health ministers on monday to talk about how to respond. ne barker reports from london. the on the con, variant is in europe with every passing hour. more cases are detected with the single largest number of infections found on to flight that arrived here at amsterdam shipple airport on friday from cape town, and johannesburg of the 624 passengers on board. $61.00 tested positive for cove at 19. the more than a dozen half the omicron variant, all and now isolating laportia and 100 percent of the people who return from southern africa will be contacted. we also asked the municipalities to visit 100 percent of the people at home to check whether they are really isolating the on the corn variance now being identified in germany, italy, the u. k. denmark, belgium, chet, republic, and austria with case is likely to be circulating in france according to the french government. the urgent message from brussels couldn't be any clearer

u. k, will sit down with iranian officials in the hope of salvaging that 2015 agreement. us negotiators are not directly attending. it comes days to the un watchdog really so report detailing concerns about a lack of access to surveillance footage from around nuclear sites. karen's new government is warning that the talk will fail unless all sanction lifted to jabari has moved from vienna. at the moment, we are waiting for the iranian delegation, who arrived in the austrian capital on saturday to meet with the european members of the signatories of the j. c. p. as the nuclear deal is known, the iranians have held meetings with the chinese and the russians on sunday. and in the next few hours, they were meeting with europeans. they have a very specific list of demands for the americans. the americans, of course, are also here, but they're not meeting directly with the needs there at another venue and the europeans will go back back and forth between the 2 sides. they really say all the sanctions have to be lifted. they have to be compensated for the revenue they've lost since the us left

u. k issue, which is when you pull them apart the christmas davis, not so much an american issue, but those in the u. k. will know what we're talking about, that has become some of a somewhat of an issue. i think turkey is going to be okay bought. there have been a lot of the e u. workers being given licenses to come into the u. k. because pigs in a blanket, a lot of the bacon, that's neither over the christmas holiday season. the pigs are having to be slaughtered in the bones because you don't have an adverb clause. you don't have the amount of work that are needed. so you've had a lot of those work as being allowed in, particularly for this season. exactly, to your point. so you'll be able to have turkey on the table for christmas throughout the u. k. i will have more of that in the coming weeks. i'm sure hillary ford, which of the british american business location. thank you so much. and finally, the n f t crazy may finally be hitting a breaking point movie theater chain amc and sony pictures are partnering up to offer 86000 non refundable tokens to members of their elite programs who pre order tickets f

u. k will have to quarantine for 10 days of their own expense moves. some scientists believe won't be effective in stopping the spread. it's complicated that you to imagine that you're going to be able to prevent discretion of to be agent as consolidated a case. guess an example. in belgium, we entered the trembling belgium. i ended up with the gate and she had absolute demoted contact with anyone from southern africa. scientists in italy have produced the 1st image of the variant that has more mutations in spite proteins, the part that interact with human cells compared with the highly infectious delta variance. in the absence of any hard data on how wide spread or virulent the armor chron variant is, or indeed any information on whether or not existing vaccines conferred degree of immunity against it. scientists are urging caution due to marched by way of new restrictions, and it could have a negative impact on europe's economies due to little. and it could take the pandemic in a dangerous new direction. these walker al jazeera london, ah, the french

u. k. will all sit down with the rainy and officials and hope of salvaging that 2015 agreement. the us will be taking part in those talks indirectly . and all comes days after the un watchdog release to report detailing concerns about the lack of access to surveillance footage from around nuclear sites. hiram's new government is warning that these talks will fail unless all sanction lifted. well, you will call that iran signed that nuclear agreement back in 2015 and was designed to limit terror on nuclear ambitions and exchange for sanctions relief. but then in may 2018 then president donald trump withdrew the u. s. and began reimbursing sanctions in november last year the i a, a reported around stockpile of enriched uranium had reached 12 times the permitted levels. the organization says terran is also limited access to its nucleus sites since february, when our correspondent dorothy jabari has let us now from vienna. they, when you said they want the americans to pay for damages, since they left the deal in 2018 and the they want some guarantees from the americans that this kin

u. k. will in, to some extent, where there is so much complacency now, actually, in that case, complacency spread through society in a sense that actually this pandemic is somebody else's problem. we don't trust the government any more, we don't believe in the information they're putting out. and i think that's one of the big issues in russia is, was in other, other countries. it's trusting the government entrusting, indeed the vaccination process itself. but it is that there is a lot of concern, misunderstanding, misinformation, and mistrust in russia. analytics we, we heard in jonah's report just a moment ago that mark has introduced a pill. no for gives a vaccine, some form of vaccine. and i understand that pfizer is introducing another one as well. i think that might be correct. and do you think that if that is going to make a difference in terms of persuading people that a vaccine is, is able to be taken? is a pill easier to understand if you like, than an injection? is it less frightening?

u. k. and france together, incredibly wealthy countries. we can very easily so town this problem all that's required is political will. and it's really important to point out that it's not that there are a very large number of people seeking to make this journey. in fact, the u. k. except today, just under 30000 to 5 cations last year, assignment patients have been calling in the early 2, thousands. we had around 80000 asylum seekers. k. yes. say the crossings have become more visible. people are more aware of the issue, but it's not that there are suddenly numbers that we're not able to cope with. we possible to allow safe passage and to receive people in a, in a safe and consider a manner i suppose when we talk about the absence of legal ruth's, that we are mainly talking about applying for asylum. now, you could argue that some economic migrants are pushed, you know, that they have to leave that, that, that they, it's almost an asylum application. if they come from a place where economically they can't sustain themselves, but it isn't considered as such. so do you think that even if there would be a legal route for

u. k. votes accounted after the hon during elections. former 1st lady jamara castro's hopes it will make her the country's 1st female president. plus i'm gabriel's onto in new york, where british social ag lane maxwell will face a jury for the 1st time in a trial. that's sure to be filled with drama. ah, the south african president has demanded an immediate end to batt to travel bands that he's called unjustified and discriminatory against his country and its neighbors. sir, i'm opposed to address the nation after a highly mutated variance of cobra. 19 was identified by scientists, and governments rushed to close their borders to southern africa in response. we are deeply disappointed by the decision of several countries to prohibit travel from a number of southern african countries, including our own following the identification of the army corn variant. this is a clear and completely unjustified departure from the commitment that many of these countries made at that meeting of the g 20 countries in rome last month. and his latest remarks, the world health organization again urged again

u. k. will be inactive and not effectively summarized means banning unvaccinated people from certain indoor settings and legally mandating mask wearing and face coverings in certain settings as well. to talk about the 2 cases themselves, one was discovered in a place called chelmsford, in essex to the east of london, and other one in nothing and up in the midlands of the u. k. both are linked say the government, both have linked to travel to southern africa as well. that will be the 2 individuals themselves are now self isolating as all their immediate families. and that will be now search testing of the local communities as well in order to check whether the virus itself had managed to get out. perhaps if they've gone to a local shop or something like that. so they'll be search testing of the local community just to check the spread if there has been any in those 2 local communities. but as you say, the authorities are clearly very concerned. otherwise the prime minister wouldn't be doing this

u. k. will they set off from near the port city of calais and my andrew simmons reports. rescue boats are on petrol, less than 24 hours after the tragedy there. surveillance from above police are using beach buggies and what passes for normality and cali migrants and refugees being escorted to buses. bound for some sort of shelter. no, for our police. and mobilized day and night. not only yesterday or the day before, but they have been from the very start. they are on our external borders. never his france had is many police officers and it timed soldiers involved in a fight against illegal immigration. this is about addressing long tamper factors smashing the criminal dance at chief human beings as cargo and tack in supply chains all along this part of the french coastline. more than 50 kilometers of it. there are spots where in secrecy, people smugglers arrange the sudden boarding of small inflatable boats. it's happened before and it's still happening. these images were filmed on the same day

u. k. will sit down with a radiant officials in the hope of salvaging the nuclear agreement. the us will be taking part in those talks indirectly and comes days off to the you and watch dog released a report detailing concerns about it's a lack of access to surveillance footage from around nuclear sites. teramore new government meanwhile, is warning that these talks will fail unless all sanction lifted. well, you recall that around signs that nuclear deal back in 2015. it was designed to limit terror on nuclear ambitions and exchange for sanctions relief. but then in may 2018, then president donald trump withdrew the u. s. and again, re imposing sanctions than in november last year the i a, a reported that around stock, part of enriched uranium, had reached 12 times the permitted levels. the organization says teran has limited access to its nuclear sites since february. well let's bring in dos, jabari. she is in vienna for us out the talk to signer expectations, rather low, but the talks have actually kicked off. yes, as the rain in delegation led by the deputy foreign minist

will it affect what the u. k can do for palestinian people, will it affect what charities you k charities can do for the people of garza? well, i have to say that if she wants to get warm up and it's for the best thing and i mean it is what i get. this is done by here, but i spent steam hands. we will continue defending our people and fighting against their commission. and i think mostly it will effect on the people and then supporting the students. she want to prevent them from doing that. she want to prevent maybe the politicians for talking directly to her mass because she understands how to support the forties and everyone knows that she's a supporter for it. and she was expense from the government that years ago because she visited that have you was that without giving any information for the government for that she's supposed to for is i need one thing for is i into this limit to be expense from the government. if you decide to do that i, i believe she will not do anything but for the student. so now the qu

u. k. i will set to hold talks for the rainy and officials and vienna is in the hope of salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal. toronto new government, once all, sanction lifted off more on this. let's bring in others this lannie a senior research fellow at the center for middle east strategic studies, a terran based think tank. he joins us from there now via skype. i was, i know there are varying levels of optimism for these talks depending on who you talk to. where do you fall on that could be potentially you see the u. s. and iran and the same room. oh, last thing. this is the 1st round on the, the ran in the president of ryan. this primary around i think we shouldn't raise. they expect that we can not expect a final result in this trial. because we are not in the phase of judging a success or failure. now i think the preparations are made for more concrete negotiations than bill coming round. the pace of the progress in the course of the talks will depend on the concentration of various delegations,

u . k, remains high. it will, will look for other options. so the smugglers are really offering a service to where no other traveling groups are available. if a person could travel from afghanistan all from syria, with an agent fly, that was sort of do it because it's safer because it's cheaper because it's faster . but those options are not available, so it's likely that the, the business for the smuggling industry is going to be still there. unless legals are decal. well, the italian coast guard has rescued about 300 people from the mediterranean sea rescue crews say the boat was in distress because of rough sea conditions and over crowding the vessels about 20 kilometers from the island of lun producer, which is a frequent arrival point for migrants trying to reach europe, the rescue operation involved 3 ships and an aeroplane. italy is also seen a sharp increase of people arriving by boat in recent weeks. germany is outgoing, chancellor angle americo says her nation stands in full solidarity with poland over the border crisis. and bela br

u. k. type will go there. i mean, obviously they didn't work. why did they think it's going to work now? go ahead. well, i hope it's not going to work. the moscow may also kind of, again, you know, consider some, some new tactics. perhaps also the ones that may include and use a force to reset the stage and to go earth crane to sign some new terms of agreement. and obviously i think 6 to renegotiate the main skip course study beliefs were not in it's in its interest, but i can't agree more with you. it's a dangerous, it's a dangerous trend towards a new collision course. i can finish up. whereas markets, what are the chances in my opinion of a war between russia and america over ukraine, or negligible, but the chances of an accidental or i'm very much alive and well. that's what we worry about here. this miscalculation need play a game of chicken. one side may decide to go through with that. and then when one side decides to go through with that, you both end up in it. ok. what we're hoping to avoid here. i'll get gentlemen. that's all the time we have. you want to think my guess in mosc

if you've got a vote and if you are determined coming through u k, you'll get here will convey grad night. you'll just get to the u. k. i think that many of the changes are more about voters than about micros. and what i think the u. k. need do is to recognize that at this point, we to be a little bit more rational funds for the grow, not about the fact that you pay to restart the destination. we wanted to leave the european union. the fix that my system is to make sure that we shoot me an across the atlantic. his newest deals with its own surgeon, immigration. the white house has hosted mexican president, but that's a shame in the spotlight. i will tell you how it went just after this. ah oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safe for isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend, who join us in the depths, or remain in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex simon short, but i'll be speaking to guess on

u . k. host. will you ends climate summit in scotland, a controversial plan for a coal mine in england? pushed the country's green pledges in the spotlight. we speak to locals, anxious for the mind, to get the go ahead. to step forward, really for technology and everything else, the mind should go ahead. please note the morning to get to your, the prototypes that are coming in as well to resist and also educate to the kids and are very deprived area of the ok. ah hello. well, good morning, just from 11 o'clock in moscow, you watching artie international and the british medical journal has published a whistleblower report claiming there were serious floors and fire is coded vaccine trials last year. the researcher behind the claim says that she was fired the same day. she raised her concerns and says to that the us authorities are refusing to investigate with more his ego, she done off. so all these revelations, they have been published at the british medical journal, a very respected science paper, not some tabloid, that has a history or well is known for publishing some unverified info

u. k. government, they said they would review that, that new rules about requiring isolation before taking p c o u k. a rival is that will not be reviewed for another 3 weeks because that's getting very, very close to christmas. and given us some of these markets, such as south africa to europe or indeed australia has been closed for and often on time. we're seeing demand coming through probably early than usual because there are certainly few pro desperate to go see friends and family separate from any with dr. young all of the age. and that means brandy's lives on very, very soul. so we can sort the published anywhere else to, to move people to even if they do wish to change their plans unless you're talking a long way out to the future. the christmas lights were managed to be booked up of his points. there's lots of anxious travelers heading into the christmas holiday season. thank you for your and let analysis john strickland. they are an independent transport consultant and director of jail. with consulting moving on and a cease fire monitors or c simons. his rather saying there has been a significant increase in fi

and i think that will be acceptable in the u. k. or anywhere else we've, we've learned a lot since we talk to, i remember speaking to last year assignment, but different variance and you know, but perhaps detecting things earlier. what can be done this for into appears to have been detected relatively early. do we have a head start in terms of containing a can we learn from earlier mistakes were coded or, or do last year's events suggest that the council ready out of the bag at this stage of the cat will be out to the bag. it's just how quickly runs around the world. we know that it's, it's gotten to hong kong, i believe also, there are cases that have been the cases of it. israel, i suspect it's gone. i will swear as well, and you'll find that it's gone. places with no such dig surveyed in south africa has good surveillance because of their experience. we pay t v in the past, hong kong israel, all good surveillance. other countries know so much, you know, the u. k. russia were anywhere anywhere they can be infected from said countr

so will require anyone who enters the 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

u. k. they will be releasing part part, you know, some parts of it, sir. strategic will reserves, and they're doing it according to the presidents to help bring down the oil prices . but as you've said, $15000000.00 barrels, it sounds like a big figure, but actually for exam, and that's only the united states we're talking about. but daily, the daily consumption in the us is around 18. 19000000 barrels. that's every day. so essentially what i would, joe biden has done is said that the united states will be releasing just short of 3 days worth of oil, but gradually, over, over the past few months. this is the, the white house is, is citing this as a move as basically as pressure as them applying pressure on the opec, which is a cartel of 30 nations. and there's also opec plus, which includes other nations like, for example, russia. so it's a move directed against saudi arabia, russia, and other opec plus and opec members in a bid to try and convince them and push them into, you know, increasing oil production oil output to bring down the price as it, sir, but so fi it has failed to do any impa

u. k. in this decision will only work against london's interests at philistine. everyone knows that we are defending a few point route to finding out why. and according to the international law, we are freed on fight against that you miss you. instead of hoping that your passion for violations against the palestinians, this minister created a problem with the philistine ends. another time if she's talking about the can be really things to i tag and she is totally wrong and she's lying. but if she is talking about the capability of different things, i was, i guess, i mean, i have to ask her whether she is. i mean, to start with what i mean this time is, i mean if she wants to get more preference for the posting, and i mean it is what i get. this is done by here and we will continue this in the go up the portal and i think it is that your issue? i think mostly it will effect on the people who are in princeton supporting the front seat. is she want to prevent them from doing that? she want to prevent maybe the politicians for talking directly to her mask because she

u. k. of course, being the host will be very present the u. k. prime minister bars johnson like these come back towards the end. this is 12 days. it's supposed to run for this conference. other leaders, we expect to come back towards the end of the, the un secretary general, certainly is planning to come back towards the end to try and push the final agreement. but it's not all about what they finally agree here as a whole. it's also about the individual commitments from the individual countries that will be individual lobbying of different countries to increase what they're going to do to make the way they operate much. greener is a simple, james is throwing money at this because it's all very well. you've done the interviews up there in glasgow. we've done interviews yesterday and the day before here in doha, you know, talking to analysts saying, well, people who at the moment work in a dying industry will be redeployed or reverse and in something else. but if you're a 54 year old coal minor in the rust belt of america, difficult to imagine t

u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights. fact, the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders bill, but i fear that we won't be able to give back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrub the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having. in this post breaks it, period, it says france is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving. it shows on these terribly and ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers as they haven't been at this level for around 20 years. and in the last 11 months, more than 25000 people have crossed successfully over the channel. so it says france just simply isn't doing enough. now the friendship reacted to that and said, look, it's pretty impossible to monitor a free me

will be $300.00 migrants . then 600, then 1500 and so on. the u. k is in the process of creating a new law that he believes will deal with the situation. if passed, it would mean illegally entering the u. k. you could land someone in prison for up to 4 years. the offense would also be something that would be noted on any asylum application, but that still possibly a long way off until then this slid. the oversea is all for many that stands in the way of all of their dreams coming. true charlotte, even sky r t cali. we spoke about this bit further with the director of the center of migration and economic prosperity. he will, that human trafficking has become a big issue for the u. k. well, there is a growing problem in the united kingdom of an underground market for jobs, which is creating a black economy that is growing ever more so. illegal migrants who are basically economic migrants are paying millions of pounds each year to people traffickers to avoid the legal routes and, and, and avoid any lawful way of living in the united kingdom. very few pe