he's professor of international relations at the university of westminster here in london sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera absolutely horrific pictures coming out of india i mean a year into this pandemic there potentially some of the war stuff we have seen and when you look at the graph of the numbers of contagion and that's it's effectively a straight line from end of march to april how could india have got their 2nd wave is so wrong and underestimated it so badly. ok intenser having me here when as you pointed out the force one could take it for granted that many conclude they know how to deal with it but the 2nd we were the cold we have there's no excuse the ins gave when you have a government that's largely based on the party reclined of national which is one thing that will create india the very strong power and that sort of minimalist government have done they not only let the guards down but they kept boasting about how india is a meeting exactly where we but also promoting bashing diplomacy in all of those lines when you have an arrogant government when y

he had a long association as chancellor with the university of edinburgh. reporter: at westminsters evening and elsewhere around the u.k., the bells were rung 99 times as a narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ man: you're watching pbs. hilty: where do i begin about my love for pbs? having both of my children, two very young children, "daniel tiger" is on because they learn so much from it. every major emotional thing that young children have to go through, daniel has a song associated with that. ♪ daniel: take a deep breath ♪ (inhales deeply) ♪ and count to four. ♪ ♪ hilty: pbs is the jewel of television and i feel like we're all better off for having it in our lives. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> wdruff: good evening. >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: death of the duke. the united kingdom mourns as p

he had a very long association as chancellor with the university of edinburgh. at westminster, the bells were rung 99 times as a mark of respect for the duke's 99 years. prince philip sums up a life lived well and ended well, and i would say across the nation we can look at this life, feel a deep sense of pride, a deep sense of admiration and gratitude. the royal family will grieve privately for now, although tonight on the duke and duchess of sussex's charity website, a message that thanks the duke of edinburgh for his service, saying he will be greatly missed. across the uk, the duke remained a memorable public figure. 99 years old, a very good age to get to. shame he didn't get to his 100th birthday. he did say a few little things that he shouldn't do, but that's what i like as well. well, he is human. like we allare. it's back to that, you know, being human, isn't it? - he's just been a wonderful man, and their love has been playing for everybody to see. so really sincerest condolences to the queen. at buckingham palace this evening, at the end of a day of great sadness fo

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