and we had i become part arse a semi part of the european union and a semi part of the united kingdom rather than full blown 'd numbers all the united kingdom and i suppose the reason for them in her conservative m.p.'s explained that they wanted to ensure that bracks was dong the sticking point at that stage was northern arnold and northern arc in the sacrifice to go they don't just those a couple months ago the sticking point was the fisherman and the united 'd kingdom and they were thrown over or 'd as well. all the problems that we're in 'd today aren't you're after and have been proven so if you're going to wreck or appreciate promises to people we are not saying we're going to hold 'd you legally responsible for the changes which you me and which we believe are legal and which we believe the courts may well over time. we're going to marry who are gone about judicial review of a bloody sunday you want to judicial review over the breakfast island protocol but i mean did you know for see this would happen we right now sheen fame is writing high in the polls for a united ireland the

you know we've been used to these option times and our relationship with the united kingdom we have to go and enter nicely banging cream saying that unless we get work in sept we can't be removed from the united kingdom and that will be part of our arch article challenge those fish caught talk quite the good friday agreement how to be protected how about good friday agreement up because it ripped up the principle of consent they've changed are still us with then the united kingdom and we will have 60 percent were laws in future made by a foreign part of the process adjudicated all about foreign court the european court of justice and that has changed our constitutional status and it's been changed completely and then you're nicely by me. obviously that's not how brothel sees it not how the white house sees it i mean when the titanic built in mon may be determined to determine who the titanic was to get across the atlantic ocean right now in belfast probably not far from the way you are i understand that there are border checks on goods coming from england and her scotland into. how

the united kingdom the european union and the united states lend the technology to set up additional plants to increase global capacity global manufacture immunize people are across the globe by manufacturing more multinationals which are producing these vaccines and their. agencies which are a believed in where there. is a proven and the proven then what is going to say shannon and the government research associate it with each of these international companies on all of these. instances i don't want to decide. to demand to be used and where it's going to be distributed if countries just focus on inoculating their own populations does that increase the danger of seeing new strains coming in from from elsewhere so in essence by not sharing their vaccines perhaps their production it's going to be worse for those countries in the long run as we get mutations and more mutations will occur that is the natural life cycle of any virus. we hope that the production of the vaccines using the same technology of the messenger are you know that be able to take these high protein variants and make

that the united kingdom would continue to receive the doses that it's been receiving angle of merkel very much casting herself as the good cop in this situation saying that things will play out that there is a plan and if we stick to the plan we'll get to where we need to be the bad cut the bad cop in this one. the french president he has certainly pulled no punches in the way he's spoken and address the united kingdom saying london meets the pickets friends. imagine the british finish their vaccine campaign successfully what will they do stop european lorries from entering when there is a total dependence on the continent good luck half pregnant is not a concept what policy does great britain wish to choose it cannot be the closest ally of the us the closest ally of the e.u. and the new singapore it has to choose a model. really the takeaway from the summit on monday night is there is a plan but it won't be short work it was worthwhile noting that alongside the politicians there was also representatives of vaccine companies vaccine manufacturers johnson and johnson. and others as we

you know where are the diplomats that try to exert pressure on the court and the united kingdom they were nowhere to be seen and here it is an obvious a play to try to influence the court's decision obviously they did not succeed john thanks for your time in breaking dawn all those different elements for us a member of the german left party b. john tell us only live in the program thank you very much. moving on mexico has become the latest country to sign up to use russia's covert 19 vaccine with millions of doses set to be delivered in the near future at the same time hungry has received its 1st punch of sputnik we was in fact the 1st nation to earlier approved millions of doses separately. approval by researchers in the lancet medical journal concluded it's over 90 percent effective and well tolerated the study also stated the vaccine will help people of all age groups. this interim analysis of the phase 3 trial of putting 3 showed 91.6 percent advocacy against the 19 and it was well tolerated in a large cohort our results show that there are 2 components vaccine was able to use a

2 countries which has now been rectified and that loophole has now been closed up between the united kingdom and the united states but in light of this new information all of us working for the united states intelligence the family are now calling for an investigation but the whole issue of diplomatic immunity in the 1st place has always been questioned why would team key seize a lawyer is always very very clear right from the off that she never had immunity at the time of the crash but what does retrospective revelation mean today well there's certainly now more of a case to be answered for and indeed throws the entire premise of diplomatic immunity out of the window however the family were really hoping that president joe biden would allow for the extradition of bounce a curious that was a decision that was final according to president trump and has been reaffirmed by president joe biden as well regardless though the case has been adjourned until february 17th but the latest information from and secured us and her legal team is that she is currently apologetic and indeed she accepts respon

bought from somewhere from the united kingdom drugs from germany or anywhere across across europe then they could bring the infection with them and cools all kinds of problems. a number of restaurants in france opened their doors on monday in defiance of lockdown measures currently in place some restrictions have been lifted to cafes and restaurants are still not able to host diners. investigates. more to push a pair on and we'll see. since october this is been the extent of service available at restaurants and cafes in france takeaway only but as the members have tried to talk on them with a new reopening dating site same owners have decided to welcome customers inside in defiance of the couvade 19 regulations. i'm doing this for liberty equality and fraternity the french model that is no longer respected today i'm not able to work so i have no freedom and open he did so. when it came to the crunch he settled on a compromise. so we will serve food to people it says a restaurant today i won't be able to reopen fully if i did i would lose my compensation for loss is over and see my rest

report on being attempted to be made but in this 3 way dispute between the european union the united kingdom and the pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca the vaccine manufacturer has said that an extra $9000000.00 doses of the job will be sent to the european union in the 1st quarter of 2021 the total to be delivered through till march open to up to $40000000.00 now that's still well short of the 102120 1000000 at the e.u. was promised back in august of last year but a slip on the line the e.u. commission president tweeted out that she's happy with the extra 9000000 doses and the promise that astra zeneca would be a ping manufacturer of their vaccine inside the european union this all follows on from a huge diplomatic mess over the weekend involving astra zeneca the u.k. and the e.u. it follows on from a misconception it would seem from the european commission side they understood that they thought they would get doses of the vaccine to be manufactured in the u.k. that's not the case the e.u. then decided that they would put in place restrictions on vaccines leaving the european union the manuf

the united kingdom is _ post covid world. the united kingdom is just _ post covid world.e - post covid world. the united kingdom isjust one of- post covid world. the united kingdom isjust one of 119 i kingdom is just one of 119 nations exhibiting here, all hoping to showcase the very best of what their countries have to offer. ok, so i have arrived at the uk pavilion. as you can probably tell, still a work in progress, it still under construction. to be honest, is looking a tad unimpressive at the moment. but i have been told when it is finished it will look incredible. so let's go meet the man in charge. 50 incredible. so let's go meet the man in charge. so we've got a few moments _ the man in charge. so we've got a few moments ago _ the man in charge. so we've got a few moments ago but - the man in charge. so we've got a few moments ago but we - the man in charge. so we've got a few moments ago but we willl a few moments ago but we will be ready well in advance of expo and we will be looking forward to welcoming everybody to the side-— to the side. and what can eo - le

you're watchint throne of the united kingdom. you're watching world _ throne of the united kingdom.rld news from the bbc. . the united arab emirates space probe �*hope' has sent its first image of mars. the picture shows sunlight coming across the red planet's north pole. the probe entered mars' orbit last week. this is the arab world's first major venture into space, and it's part of the uae�*s effort to promote itself as a nation at the forefront of advances in technology. it's hoped the mission will inspire young people across the middle east, and attract them to careers in science. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers mo hussein and maya goodfellow— that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. i thought i'd start off with a look atjust how extreme the weather was last week. you might remember braemar got down to —23 celsius, the lowest temperature we have recorded in february for over 60 years. meanwhile, sunday morning, we had a very dangerous episode of freezing rain acro

will but 9000 in german means we envy you and it says here at the top it says that the as the united kingdom confirms a route out of the lockdowns by june by late june it says here for us no hope well there's a clear sense that of what's the newspaper. it believes speaking for a large section of german society at least envying what's happening in the united kingdom and the moaning the fact that there's no end in sight from that perspective to the lock downs that have been in place in our food such a long time well speaking of hope dominic do we have a sense now of how the plan is to deal with the pandemic going forward. one of the interesting things that's us is right now the heads of the c.e.o.'s or the the heads of several of the different facts in vaccine makers are speaking to the commission a committee rather from the european parliament in brussels and they've been answering questions some quite hostile questions it has to be said about the way that they've delivered their taxes specifically that's to the astra zeneca organization but the principle going on here from e.u. officials and

near to show that all airports in france there's also being the forgery rings broken open the united kingdom similar operations in spain in the netherlands as well the city fits changing hands from anywhere between 40 euros and puts of $300.00 euros europol themselves say that they expect the criminals to keep out they say as long as the city if it gets the necessary for travel. the detection of feet covered $900.00 tests of the kids confirms the criminal sees profitable of chooses once theorized as long as travel restrictions remain in place due to the covered $1000.00 situation it's highly likely that production and sales of the test a typical will prevail or vaccines are also a big topic of discussion here in europe right now and angela merkel the german chancellor hosted a virtual vaccine summit from here in berlin on monday evening the message coming out from that meeting is that things will take time but they're on the right track as far as she's concerned now there's still recriminations coming out from the spot last week that really continued into this week between the european union

we do know that the trumpet ministration had said that the refusal to extradite answer to the united kingdom was absolutely final but has now been reaffirmed by president joe biden as well he has yet to say whether or not this latest piece of information will make any difference in the narrative regardless though the case has been adjourned until february the 17th but the latest from answer critics on her legal team is that she is currently apologetic and has accepted responsibility for the incident but has long maintained that she feels she would not face a fair trial in the united kingdom but today's information that she does and did work for the u.s. intelligence could be the final piece of the puzzle in terms of justice. ok thank you shirley for the update that was our cesar shadi at woodstock the reporter thank you. so compute here in our to u.k. charities and food banks are inundated at the moment with requests for help because the u.k. faces a growing poverty crisis will have the details just after the break. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just the atti

already done us weapons contractors have made billions of dollars supplying the kingdom of saudi arabia with weapons and the united states has offered support to the kingdom of saudi arabia with pentagon advisors and others now in yemen the situation is that this point being described by the u.n. is one of the worst manmade humanitarian crises there is widespread malnutrition in the country civilians have been targeted so at this point it's not exactly clear how joe biden and his administration intend to end the conflict though these are significant words coming from the u.s. president now by the also used his remarks to say that the united states would step up in the fight against climate change and that he wants to repair u.s. relations with nato countries and longtime allies that is what we heard from joe biden in his 1st foreign policy speech as president we discussed the matter with former pennsylvania senator breaux smocks on phone with senior u.s. security policy analysts michael miller. he needs an adversary and as caleb quoted that he didn't really names aciphex he just wanted to act tough and that's actu

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last week to be threats from the european union to disrupt the supplies of vaccines that the united kingdom it already bought how do you see that one playing and about the way the words between the e.u. in your london how do you think that's going to play out. well hopefully it is gradually good to be smoothed over was the worldwide supply of vaccines more good vaccines poor results yet. light comes on stream hopefully that situation is going to through it's been a pleasure having you on the program thanks very much for your time and thoughts dr dave at livermore professor of medical microbiology at the university of east anglia in the u.k. . well we've been discussing the situation with krill dimitri of who is director of the russia direct investment fund this sovereign wealth fund back to the sputnik the vaccine he ses one of the main goals is guaranteeing equal distribution across the globe. this is really very important to call bush meant and we are thankful to the lands of that showed it's not driven by politics but it's driven by science it's driven by desire to really do good science

consider a very quickly by united kingdom was very important so. we will deliver those to. the u.k. 1st the e.u. is already in a state of panic over what many deemed to be a catastrophic rollout of its vaccine program now member states such as france said signed up to this doing it all together which today to see and it's a really lugging behind its former partner the u.k. now the round has seen the e.u. and the u.k. at loggerheads now that was initially of the astra zeneca vaccine but now as some are questioning whether they would have been better going it alone the european union is not the vaccine it is the virus the european union has terribly managed to cope with 19 try says it has shown it is not only useless but it is toxic for the european countries the distil looks in the french government says it had negotiated we've only but the company received a favorable offer from the u.k. that says though not going down well it seems that for once politicians from across the spectrum in france are in agreement they all theory as the government failed to back the facts develo

failure to war with the united kingdom of the fold clothes islands and seeing a colony in tatters certainly molded him into the man that he was that he dragged. along with him in the hope that they would believe he could give them a better future was not the case. certainly for a time in hebrew tens of thousands of people out onto the streets i mean now flamboyant populist carrying so that he had the way he was dressed very fashionable at the time he had these huge side. reminiscent of some of the 19th century folklore heroes of his province he used to play tennis with and very popular tennis playing. soccer dini you paid for with the able matter donna drove around in foss cars say he gave dollars and tina songs from college i think when they were emerging from those years very brutal military repression song well then all you did and then shook things too far i mean he did manage to form some kind of negotiation with the united kingdom off to. war when the i'll do you know small clint island who's boss yes he was a man who do well with the wind in many ways he had got to he was very flexib

that the priority given to the united kingdom. because it has been liberated from the european union while the government and europe are failing at everything. desperate times call for desperate measures. on issues in order bombing residents from getting sick to draw attention to the no doctors. i did as a provocation my ruling can hardly be enforced i mean that getting sick or not it is not. an individual can certainly take steps to avoid. government some people struggle a limited vaccine supply. some wealthy individuals find ways to jump. welcome to the news are all marty and you know me will bring you the big stories of the week it. fronts is leader self in the firing line after failing to secure supplies of scene from his own country before the u.k. gets it money as government had refused to buck the job developer in contrast to london which worked with the company to obtain the french shots. they believed straight away in our inactivated vaccine they took all the risks and immediately forwarded 96000000 euros to use before th

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united kingdom has ordered more doses than it needs for its population of roughly $70000000.00 and $1.00 of the options that would be that whatever spare capacity it has got it shares it with more one rouble nations if a country bias 4 times the amount of vaccines then it's a pure lation you know one has to ask questions why is there any chance do you think of the u.k. agreeing to it and whole thing its vaccination program essentially to help other countries i doubt it very much because britain post rex it finds itself in a difficult position to take that magnanimous view of we are all in it together i find it difficult to understand quiet country would have so many vaccines you know ok if you're going to give 2 doses you obviously need double your population protest 4 times what you need is excessive back to writing in saying that you know as a nation program and should be extended to different parts of the wall and that it would not take. that the solution would be stopping or decreasing the impetus on of the u.k. that's an excellent program if we take the example where you are south a

but class is always incredibly difficult in the united kingdom. people started to tell me that working class voices come from the margins because it's my entire life, it's who i am. and they've always been at the centre of my life and i feel that. but we definitely see that working class voices are still marginalised in the united kingdom. and certainly growing up in scotland in the �*80s, i never heard of people. i never read books. i never saw anything, really, on the television about people who were living the similar sort of life to myself. and it was only as an adult that i could go out and i could search out scottish literature. i could search out queer voices, working class voices and had to educate myself on those. you've made an extraordinarily successful life in the united states for many years. you were a fashion designer. i believe you've given that up now to be a full—time writer, but you are married to your long—term partner. you clearly have now a very successful writing career. you're a us citizen. and yet, as i understand it, your

the united kingdom decided to authorise with an emergency this is a fact.s not astrazeneca, which was pfizer—biontech in december, so a few days before the european agency, it was still legally bound by eu rules. any eu country could have done or could still do this emergency procedure. we decided not to do it, because we think in the long run in the eu, it creates more confidence for our public to have the same procedure between france, germany and other neighbours, to have the same contracts, not to have doubts if, for instance, the german authorities would have loads of vaccine and not the french one, oi’ vice versa. i think here people would be extremely worried about the seriousness of the process. let's move on to brexit, because not only is europe wrestling with the economic fallout from covid, it is also having to adjust to the realities of the post—transition brexit realities. after the turn of the year, the economic and trading realities of brexit have come home both for britain and for the european union. right now, there's a feeling in britain t