i think they're russia as well as china and the west europe in particular, should step in and step up to it and say, okay, let's try and resolve this in order to beat it. and li, big confidence between russia and, and europe in particular, i will say it's the europeans who are a place there, and they should become more active. be on the one hand more by remaining principles . the principle when it goes to for the basic values that we believe in, but on the other hand, be pragmatic and tried to approach a moscow in order to try and find a compromise in, in the bar comes in bosnia, in particular, except that, as you know, the basis, keep it increasing on russians. borders. the warships are written in the united states. he's getting of an era that china and bohemia, as far as we know, expresses the desire to join the european union. do you think they should? i mean the, as you said, chinese investment china, the super power the century should be joining the shang, i cooperation organization instead of the european union. well, i don't, i don't think so. i think geography is really that m

that's not where we live in west europe, and we just want to be free, like you heard before it. lisa ruth, the government is implying is getting out of hand that people are vaccinated cannot answer some buildings because they only had 11 vaccinate vaccine. i this is the main reason here. you know, people get discriminated here in vienna. the protest on saturday came after it with announced that austria would be going into a full national lockdown for monday. austrian chancellor, alexander schellenberg, has said that from the 1st of february 2022 vaccines will become mandatory in austria. a move which the world health organization and said should only be taken as a last resort cove at 19 has become once again the number one cause mortality in our region. we know what needs to be done. legal and societal debate is very timely. mandatory jobs are last resort before that there are other means, like the covert pass, remain in lockdown for at least the next 10 days with the option to extend to december. the 13th should case figures not have come down sufficiently. however, as the numb

that's not where we live in west europe. and we just want to be free like a word before lisa. ruth, the government is implying, is getting out of hand that people who are vaccinated kind of into some buildings, because they only had 11. actually, this is just the main reason here. you know, people get discriminated here in vienna. the protest on saturday came after it with announced that austria would be going into a full national lockdown for monday. austrian chancellor, alexander schellenberg, has said that from the 1st of february 2022 vaccines will become mandatory in austria. a move which the world health organization had said should only be taken as a last resort. good 19 has become once again, the number one cause of motel, see, you know, region we know what needs to be done. legal and societal debate is very timely. mandatory jeff's, i last resort before that. there are other means, like the coffee bests remain in lockdown for at least the next 10 days with the option to extend to december. 13th should case figures n

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pandemic began. furthermore, that figure of a $100000.00, which germany the most populous nation in west europe had feared, wouldn't, would, you know, would not happen. they did a fear that would happen. and here we have now, they are on the crux of this, that taking place. france also over 35000 infections in the past 24 hours. that is since august a record since august. and they've introduced new social distancing measures and a number of other restrictions as well. considering that the vaccination rates as being disturbing in terms of not producing the results, they hoped and in us as you say, check with public or you see their governments or government is looking at sir, introducing a vaccine program, mandatory vaccine program for the over sixty's. and health and social care workers . and furthermore, hungary is now reporting a new record. $12637.00 in a 24 hour period. so really right across europe. the capitals are, are watching each other for their tactics and what they're doing. but certainly the situation is getting worse all round and her thank you very much for that update andrew sie

a currently stuck there huddled around campfires, their migration west across europe, blocked by poland. extra polish troops had been deployed to the area after migrants tried to cut through the razor wire fence on monday. the border guard says more than 300 attempts to cross the border, had been made. heather pollen says the migrant say under the control of bell russian armed units. it fails the minute she could provoke a violent incident. i came, the batteries defense ministry has dismissed as an unfounded accusation. the european union says better is his president, alexander lucas shanker, is uring people through false promises of easy entry to europe as part of an inhuman gangster style approach. or challenge report. i was going in the middle of every humanitarian crisis. there are always human faces. and these are the children, women and men stuck in a deadly stand off on the poland. better roost border thousands and now in makeshift camps along the razor. wire humanitarian group say they're lacking food and medicine. social media footage from recent days shows several 100 refugees

the south austria has become the 1st country at west of europe to re impose a full coven 19 lockdown that he measures will start on monday. it germany, the health minister says the country is facing a national emergency. india's government says that it's withdrawing free, controversial farm laws. legislation have triggered nationwide protests that lasted more than a year. and poland is accused by the roofs of continuing to help asylum seekers cross into e u territory. thus, despite by the russians clearing a makeshift camp on the polish border on thursday, saddam's police chief has defended security forces, insisting that they used only legal means to control recent opposition. protests talked to say that at least 15 protests were killed by live fire on wednesday. it was the worst to have violence. since the military took power last month, the head of police is denying its involvement and the deaths say that police use tear gas and rubber bullets, and we're protecting civilians, overseers result solder has more from khartoum. 30 expectations for their protests after their friday pray

region pushing further south towards the capital, addis ababa. austria has become the 1st country west of europe to re impose a national crow daughter is locked down. infections all surging the neighboring countries about germany's health minister predicts people will either be vaccinated, recover or die by the end of winter. and venezuela's ruling socialist party has claim victory at regional elections. president nicholas bureaus party when 20 of the 23 stake governorships tennessee was just over 40 percent, one of the lowest in the country's history. the former south korean president trend o one has died at the age of 90. sion was an army commander who seized power through a military coup in 1979. the next year, hundreds of pro democracy protested, were killed by the military in one to massacre. he was sentenced to death for his role, but later pardoned protested against his autocratic rule, led to elections on the countries transition to democracy in 1987. let's bring in b. j. kim. he's an affiliate professor at hung cook university and the former south quinn diplomat. jones, we now live from

on the delaware, poland border parties speaks for the people smuggler who takes migrants into west of europe and gives us an exclusive insight into the shady business. they don't get caught in germany, but they put them down to the silent sentence after a while to get permits because they flow the id cards so they can't be de pulls. it is german authority. don't know where they come from. right? and copays cases in austria sees nationwide restrictions re imposed but only for the unvaccinated. and is by far the only country to target those who are refusing the jap, we discussed the ramifications. we know and see that see, you know, see the importance of having the vaccine. however, i think you're just going to different level wayne is compulsory. i expect to co workers to be immunized that we have to be careful to not let co bid. once again, mass, a lot of the social issues that are going on ah hello, it's good to happy with this, this our i'm calling bryan, this is off. he internationals world news at 11 1st for you this hour. then britain's confirmed that it sent a group of soldiers to the

now that we're getting for further west in europe, police in belgium's capital have use tear gas on a crowd of protest as they're angry about coven 19 restrictions. march began peacefully, but then some demonstrated started throwing projectiles at please. this is a response to new restrictions announced by belgium's government work from home rules. there have been expanded and there's also been further cubs for the unvaccinated implementers while moving on now. and polls have opened and bulgaria for a presidential run off. the country has failed twice to form a government nicea president room, and rather is seeking a 2nd to 5 year term. now on top of this political crisis, bulgaria is also seeing a surge in coven 19 cases all to another election. now, where president, sorry, people in chile are voting in a presidential poll, which is also one of the most politically polarized in recent history. millions there are choosing her to succeed, sebastian panera, but even can, let's include left us, gabrielle burridge, and right wing jose antonio cast. or let's beat her out. i'm sorry, our la

west. to pressure europe. a form of hybrid warfare. these people want a better life.are desperate to get to the european union. it's right here. but, the eu says these migrants are being used, exploited by belarus to spark a humanitarian crisis on the eu's doorstep. back in the camp, we heard stories about how belarusian soldiers had helped some migrants cross illegally into poland. >> they told us you will go to poland. they cut the fence. the belarusians cut it. weide ourselves in the forest. they see us and return back to this side. it is like a football game and we are in the middle. steve: many of these migrants from the middle east say they are escaping conflict at home. they paid thousands of dollars each to get here, but they are stuck. they say there's no way back. but for now, there's no way forward. steve rosenberg, bbc news. anchor: that crossing point is just one of the many ways that migrants from afghanistan and iraq are trying to enter europe. another route is passing along the border between northeast serbia and romania. the situation there look stark

west. how does climate change feed into inequality. >> it is the cause of the system in place. >> how europe uses west africa as a dumping ground for obsoletenics in people's lives. >> otherwise you have copper and other materials, and a lot of times there are elements. >> from climate leader to environment

the eu says belarus is using migrants as a weapon against the west, to pressure europe, a form of hybridpean union, which is right here. but the eu says that these migrants are being used, exploited by belarus to spark a humanitarian crisis on the eu's doorstep. back in the camp, we heard stories of how belarusian soldiers had helped some migrants try to cross illegally into poland. in the night, they told us, "you will go to poland." they cut the fence. the belarusians cut for us and we ran. we run a lot. and then we hide ourselves in the forest. they see us and return back to the site. it is like a football game. we are in the middle. many of these migrants from the middle east say they're escaping conflicts at home. they've paid thousands of dollars each to get here, but they're stuck. they say there's no way back, but for now, there's no way forward. steve rosenberg, bbc news, belarus. the uk government's vaccine advisers say all over—40s should be offered a booster dose of a coronavirus vaccine. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation says a third jab would top up protect

europe at the moment of radius. something of a dog still easy, lots of clad showing up here because this area of low pressure, this is stall martin, still buffeting hotter, more west corner of europe. so still some very strong winds coming through here. will those wind should gradually east off as we go on through the next couple of days, but we are looking at gales severe gauss at present, still making their way down across the nor see pushing down into the low countries . it's cold front sinks further south that keen normally when still bringing those snow flurries in across sir parts of scotland maybe into wells, and also into passive england as well along with the a low countries and noticed some heavy snowfall that just rounds. southern france, germany pushing across into the outs some significant snow coming in across poland as well. and we still have the snow still affecting northern parts of spain. on sunday, april turned to rain as we go on 3 monday, slightly mild air started to push his way in by that state. plenty of showers there across the mediterranean war, snow there around the dalmatian coast and some lobby down post to i would towards the black se

you find that here in america now as well and here in new york and the west coast, it's busy. europe slightly slower. amsterdam went into a semi-lockdown earlier this week. we are confident that people have found a way around the pandemic and ill -- and will get back to normal. caroline: inherently, what you offered is exclusivity to some degree, cool, if you put it that way. how do you increase membership without making things feel too full? is it a hybrid model? nick: first of all, we will never overcrowd our clubs. the only way -- one of the main ways of expanding membership is opening in new, exciting cities. are members love new houses. we opened. -- opened -- we opened paris, rome earlier this year. they are delighted. we are going into new, interesting cities. caroline: this is your second public earnings, first public earnings? how are you finding being a public ceo? nick: i was a bit nervous about it, but i'm enjoying it. i'm enjoying the discipline, the smart questions, explaining the story and the exciting story of what is ahead. caroline: is there anything you think peopl

west? we are a sense for europe and country, so we have always been in between west and east, and we try to utilize this position and saying that our purpose, of course, because you know, and this, this can be tracked in our foreign policy. so that was the strategy that we always wanted east and west to have a fragment, the relationship, a continuous dialogue with each other. why? because our history has thought us that whenever there was conflict between east and west central european countries among them, hungary, we have always lost. and we don't want to be losers anymore. so when we argue in favor of dialogue, prime with the place, and she's mutual respect to whatever is fun because we would be spies of these or that. i mean, this is stupid. it's not empty. rhetoric continue or indifferent. it's our national interest very, very simply. and very few are not to not to speak about the fact that, you know, we were very successful among the nation. and since we are successful in vaccination, especially at the beginning of the campaign, we could the in the regulations, the restrictive regulat

west versus the rest. how does climate change feed into inequality. -- feed inequality? -- feed into inequality? >> it is the cause of the system in place. kailey: how europest africa as a dumping ground for obsolete electronics in people's lives. -- endangering people's lives. >> you have copper and other materials, and a lot of times there are elements.

the eu says belarus is using migrants as a weapon against the west, to pressure europe, a form of hybrider life. they are desperate to get to the european union, which is right here. but the eu says that these migrants are being used, exploited by belarus to spark a humanitarian crisis on the eu's doorstep. back in the camp, we heard stories of how belarusian soldiers had helped some migrants try to cross illegally into poland. in the night, they told us, "you will go to poland." they cut the fence. the belarusians cut for us and we ran. we run a lot. and then we hide ourselves in the forest. they see us and return back to the site. it is like a football game. we are in the middle. many of these migrants from the middle east say they're escaping conflicts at home. they've paid thousands of dollars each to get here, but they're stuck. they say there's no way back, but for now, there's no way forward. steve rosenberg, bbc news, belarus. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: adele tells oprah about the terrifying anxiety attacks she suffered in the breakdown of her 8—year marriage. benaz

the eu says belarus is using migrants as a weapon against the west, to pressure europe, a form of hybrideu says that these migrants are being used, exploited by belarus to spark a humanitarian crisis on the eu's doorstep. back in the camp, we heard stories of how belarusian soldiers had helped some migrants try to cross illegally into poland. in the night they told us, you will go to poland. they cut the fence. the belarusians cut for us and we ran. we run a lot. and then we hide ourselves in the forest. they see us and return back to the site, itjust like a football game. we are in the middle. many of these migrants from the middle east say they're escaping conflict at home. they've paid thousands of dollars each to get here, but they're stuck. they say there's no way back, but for now, there's no way forward. steve rosenberg, bbc news, belarus. royal dutch shell has announced a plan to move its headquarters from the netherlands to the uk as part of a plan to simplify the business. the oil giant will ask shareholders to vote on the proposals. the government here has welcomed the move —

west, have been financing. you're upset we have destroyed your structures, the ngos and those you have been paying for? europe he claims not to care. a pariah in the west, he knows there is also vladimir putin's russia to fall back on. in a sign of how serious central europe's covid surge has become, austria is to make it a legal requirement to get vaccinated from february. it's also becoming the first european union country to reimpose a nationwide lockdown. the austrian chancellor, alexander schallenberg, told a news conference that the lockdown would begin on monday, and last a maximum of 20 days. he said it hurt enormously to have to re—impose restrictions, but that it was necessary because too many people had chosen not to get vaccinated. our goal is to vaccinate the unvaccinated rather than knock down the vaccinated. despite campaigns and discussions in the media, we haven't managed to persuade enough people to get vaccinated. the match as we have introduced over the past few weeks have helped to increase the numbers of the vaccinated. but not by you now. for a long time it was a political consensus tha

the eu says belarus is using migrants as a weapon against the west, to pressure europe, a form of hybridmigrants are being used, exploited by belarus to spark a humanitarian crisis on the eu“s doorstep. back in the camp, we heard stories of how belarusian soldiers had helped some migrants try to cross illegally into poland. in the night they told us, you will go to poland. they cut the fence. the belarusians cut for us and we ran. we run a lot. and then we hide ourselves in the forest. they see us and return back to the site, itjust like a football game. we are in the middle. many of these migrants from the middle east say they're escaping conflict at home. they“ve paid thousands of dollars each to get here, but they're stuck. they say there's no way back, but for now, there's no way forward. steve rosenberg, bbc news, belarus. and in the last few minutes, the prime minister has been speaking about the situation. borisjohnson is at the lord mayor's banquet tonight in london and our diplomatic correspondent james landale is there. what did he say? well, michelle, the prime minister _ what

west, have been financing. oh, you're upset that we've destroyed all your structures, your ngos and all those that you've been paying for. europenot to care. a pariah in the west, he knows there's always president putin's russia to fall back on. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. let's get some of the day's other news. former georgian president mikheil saakashvili has agreed to end a 50—day hunger strike. this footage shows a convoy leaving the prison where saakashvili was being held late on friday. the former president agreed to end his hunger strike after authorities offered to move him from the prison hospital to a military hospital. he was arrested in october. britain's prime minister boris johnson is considering a diplomatic boycott of the winter olympics in beijing next year, in protest at china's record on human rights — that's according to the times newspaper. the report says one option would be that ministers would not attend the games, although the ambassador to china would. nicaragua has begun the process of withdrawing from the organisation of american states, after the regional body said the re—election of president

west, have been financing. oh, you're upset that we've destroyed all your structures, your ngos and all those that you've been paying for. europeest, he knows there's always president putin's russia to fall back on. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. the white house and the united nations have joined demands there is growing concern over what has happened to missing chinese tennis player pinkish way. she has not been seen in public since alleging she was sexually assaulted by a high—profile former chinese official. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has the story. she is a tennis star in china, a former doubles world number one who won wimbledon. but now the united nations has added its voice to the clamour of bodies all wanting to know the same thing — where is peng shuai? two weeks ago, in this social media post, peng shuai made serious sexual assault allegations against former vice premier zhang gaoli. "like an egg hitting a rock, or a moth to the flame courting self—destruction, i'll tell the truth about you," she said. within half an hour the post had gone, and so had she. then an e—mail surfaced addressed to the chairm

west, have been financing. oh, you're upset that we've destroyed all your structures, your ngos and all those that you've been paying for. europet to care. a pariah in the west, he knows there's always president putin's russia to fall back on. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. kamala harris has become the first woman in american history to become acting president of the united states. she took over briefly as head of state and commander—in chief while president biden had a medical procedure under anaesthetic. earlier president biden, departed walter reed national military medical center en route to the white house, and has now resumed his presidential duties. let's get more from our reporter, suzanne kianpour, who is usually based in washington and has been working the phones on this one. this moment of history was a great one but a short one. it lasted less than a soccer match. . lasted less than a soccer match. , ,., j~ lasted less than a soccer match. , j~ , lasted less than a soccer match. , , ., match. yes, so 85 minutes, to be exact _ match. yes, so 85 minutes, to be exact for— match. yes, so 85 minutes, to be exact. for

west, have been financing. oh, you're upset that we have destroyed all your structures, your ngos and all those that you've been paying for? europeclaims not to care. a pariah in the west, he knows there's always president putin's russia to fall back on. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. this is bbc news. the headlines: a us teenager who shot dead two people and injured another during racialjustice protests last year has been found not guilty of murder, in a trial that polarised america. kyle rittenhouse argued that he was repeatedly attacked and had acted in self—defense. let's get more on that. the us vice president, kamala harris, gave her reaction to the verdict. my my impressions about the verdict — the verdict really speaks for itself. as many of you know, i have spent the majority of my career working to make the criminaljustice system more equitable, and clearly there is a lot more work to do. kamala harris has become the first woman in american history to become acting president of the united states. she took over briefly as head of state and commander—in—chief while president biden had a medical procedure under anaesthe

west, have been financing. oh, you are upset that we have destroyed all your structures, your ngos and all those that you have been paying for? europelegitimate president. he claims not to care. a pariah in the west, he knows there is always president putin's russia to fall back on. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. an american teenager who shot dead two people during protests against racial injustice in wisconsin last year has been found not guilty of murder. in a trial that polarised opinion in the united states, kyle rittenhouse argued that he'd feared for his life and acted in self—defence. prosecutors said he had behaved like an armed vigilante. the case has provoked a heated debate about gun ownership. our correspondent nomia iqbal reports from the city of kenosha. the defendant will rise and face the jury. a dangerous vigilante, or someone acting in self—defence? after 26 hours, thejury decided kyle rittenhouse's fate. we the jury find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. the 12 men and women of the jury accepted the teenager's claim that he killed out of fear for his safety. somehow, some way, those 12jurors found _ so

in infections has led to governments to is that governments to tighten cove at 19 measures in europe. the west tree of states as washington is investing in africa without imposing on sustainable levels of debt e sign $1000000000.00 trade deals while asking africa needed to bring in economic and social reforms to that countries. and to see rebels say they've attacked a number of facilities in saudi cities with drones. now, the saudi led coalition. they've also launched a major military operations attacking more than a dozen targets inside yemen. our chileans are heading to the polls on sunday following 2 years of political flux. 2 of the 7 presidential candidates are ahead of the pack with a runoff election likely to be needed next month. one of the main issues has been violence in south central chile, where the indigenous about poochie community has been forcibly reclaiming historic lands or latin america added to lucy newman reports now from kenny to region. it's spring in south central chile in a vast rural area that extends to the pacific ocean. all this is now mostly under the control of i