according to abc news australians government "arguing western australia western borders drag on the national." that is kind of interesting because a problem with australia's economy does not come from western australia closing its borders, it comes from the lockdown. that is the biggest drag on the national economy ever conceived in australia. so are the police s.w.a.t. teams beating people for going outside. covid mandates are a far greater threat to australia's economy than covid itself. here is the health minister of queensland in eastern australia explaining that outdoor mask mandates are necessary because of two new covid cases.s, that is to come in at 200,000, but two, watch. >> what these two new cases mean is that we will be extending immediately the direct relation to mass acquiring to the gulf coast. >> tucker: okay, so we want to pause for a minute to give, youa sense of the scope of the pandemic and australia. today, covid has caused 1300 "recorded deaths in the entire country." australian has 25 million people. that 1300 figure includes those who died with probable covid to. wha

in australia, the federal government is angry that western australia has closed it's borders. they want that part of the country to open those borders. really? why would that be? well, according to abc news, australia is arguing that the western border restrictions are a drag on the national autonomy, end quote. that's interesting. because the problem with the australia economy right now doesn't come from western australia closing the borders, it comes from the lockdowns. those are the biggest drag on the national economy ever conceived in australia. so are the police s.w.a.t. teams beating people for going outside. covid mandates are a far greater threat to australia's economy and the social fabric than covid itself. here's the health minister in queensland in eastern australia explain that outdoor mask mandates are necessary because of two new covid cases, that's two, not 200,000 or 2,000. but two. watch? >> what these two new cases mean is we'll be extending the directive in relation to mask wearing to the gold coast. >> tucker: okay, we want to pause to give you a sense of

cleo smith was last seen sleeping in herfamily�*s tent at a camp in western australia on saturday morning know has captured the public�*s attention in australia. what more do we know at this stage? i australia. what more do we know at this stage?— at this stage? i think when western australian - at this stage? i think when western australian police l at this stage? i think when . western australian police said this is a suspected abduction that strikes at the very hard of the community it gives you an indicationjust how of the community it gives you an indication just how severely australia as a nation is feeling about little cleo smith, who disappeared as you say, almost a week ago. this search for her is into its seventh day, involving police, army reserve, mounted units, private helicopters and also volunteers. forseven private helicopters and also volunteers. for seven long days they have searched this very remote coastline, about 1000 kilometres to the north of perth, in western australia, and there has been no sign of this little girl. hundreds of calls have been made by the public

this spanning a vast area of western australia and beyond.ce gripped the australian media? ti9 western australian police say gripped the australian media? ti9: western australian police say this disappearance of a four—year—old child really strikes at the heart of the western australian community. these sorts of stories are very rare in australia so when they occur they make headline news, and it has brought many volunteers to join this exhaustive air and sea search of this campsite so far to the north of perth in western australia, police being supported not only by community volunteers but defence reservists too and private —— private helicopters, but no sign of cleo smith has been found so far despite one of the biggest searches western australia has seen in recent times. :, ., western australia has seen in recent times. . ~' , ., , . times. thank you very much, phil mercer in sydney. _ there's a warning that a "tsunami" of people in england who rely on social care will be unable to access support this winter, unless a staffing shortage is

and the authorities in western australia say that her suspected abduction strikes right at the heartring lockdowns — but some dog owners are now abandoning their pets as normal life resumes. rescue charities say their shelters are being filled, and owners are pretending their dogs are strays in order to get rid of them more easily. sarah rosserfrom the hope rescue centre in wales says staff have been dealing with many "fake strays". the fake stray phenomenon is not a new thing but we have never seen it at the levels that sadly we are experiencing at the moment. sometimes we might have owners who are on the waiting list, waiting for a space and then we see that dog turned up at the centre as a stray and we also are getting in a number of dogs who are then turning out to have been on sale on gumtree a few days prior, and then they have not been able to sell them and then have brought them into us, pretending they are a stray. how do you go about tackling the issue? is it a case of getting the message out so you can get enough people adopting these former pets? i think so. the biggest m

so the 2 are crashing together and where we see that there are some storms triggered into western australia, just pushing and to south australia over the weekend. still unsettled for that southeast corner of the country, sidney, up to $23.00 degrees. it is come across new zealand for now, and actually i think the weekend will look pretty good. so for the capitol region, our next batch of rain will move in monday afternoon with a high of 15 degrees. that sure weather update until next time. take care. ah, the, the earth is a tipping point. scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders failed to agree upon a solution or taking that has into there with happy. now, with this axis to get people to sun city hill, they pool and that it kills people. now it's already killing both fries with people's voice cornell jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm marianne demising. welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. a spiraling humanitarian crisis. now complicated by a diplomatic one. united nations warns ethiopia, it has n

and the authorities in western australia say that her suspected abduction strikes right at the heart of the eu summit in brussels, migrants, energy prices and poland's ongoing row with the european union were all under discussion. but it was also a day to pay tribute to the woman who s been a pillar, holding the eu together for so long. german chancellor, angela merkel, taking her seat at the table for what s likely to be the last time. tanya dendrinos reports. guten tag. a trip down memory lane, winding the clock back to 2005 and angela merkel�*s first eu summit as german chancellor. on friday, after attending more than 100 during her tenure, she marched the familiar path for its likely final time. translation: this is probably my last european council. _ in this respect i would also like to thank you for the good cooperation at all times of the day and night. after all, that is what europe offers. and it has always been a pleasure for me, as it is for me now, to answer your questions. the full agenda was business as usual in terms of deliberations, but there was still time to pay t

police in western australia say they believe a four—year—old girl who went missing from a remote campsite of her family's tent, but in the morning, she was gone. the military have been helping the police look for her. our correspondent, phil mercer, is following the story from sydney. tell us about the search. detectives in western australia to see the disappearance of cleo smith strikes at the heart of the australian community. forseven at the heart of the australian community. for seven days the police supported by military reservists and volunteers and a private helicopters, have been scouring in a remote part of the western australian coastline. this is about 550 miles north of the city of perth. foran 550 miles north of the city of perth. for an entire week they have been scouring bush lines and dunes and beaches, without any clue of this young girl. what the authorities are doing, they are casting a massive net, asking people with dash cams and shop security video within a 500 mile radius of the campsite where cleo was last seen, to see if there are clues on the videos. ford you don

and the authorities in western australia say that her suspected abduction strikes right at the heart italy's far—right northern league is appearing in court, accused of preventing a migrant boat from docking in italy in 2019. matteo salvini faces charges including kidnapping, and dereliction of duty. nearly 150 migrants were kept in poor conditions for weeks on board a spanish rescue boat after mr salvini refused it permission to dock at the island of lampedusa. over 200 incidents of drink and injection spiking have been reported to police forces across the uk since september. the national police chiefs' council say there have been 198 confirmed reports of people having their drinks spiked, while there were a further 2a reports of someone being injected. two men have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into spiking incidents in nottingham. jason harwin is the lead for drugs on the national police chiefs' council. he says police are taking this type of crime seriously. importantly it is about making the environment very hostile for those who belive they can commit the of

and the authorities in western australia say that her suspected abduction strikes right at the heartd nearly £7 billion improving transport in england�*s city regions outside london, as one of the spending pledges unveiled ahead of next week�*s budget. there�*ll also be half a billion pounds to support families in the budget, but the labour party calls it a "smokescreen". a fresh push for people to get their boosterjabs. it comes amid fears over rising coronavirus cases in england. italy�*s former interior minister, matteo salvini, has gone on trial in sicily, accused of preventing a migrant boat from docking in august 2019. mr salvini, the leader of the right—wing league party, is charged with kidnapping and dereliction of duty. a number of other former government ministers in italy have been called to give evidence. the us military says it has killed a senior al-qaeda leader in a drone strike in north—west syria. a us central command spokesman said that abdul hamid al—matar had been successfully targeted using a reaper drone. it�*s been estimated that uk households bought more than

getting up to $31.00 degrees, temperature is all about that story for australia, top end of west western australia, $43.00 degrees. very close to a record temperature was 43.9. you'll get another kick at the can as we had toward wednesday, 4040 degrees and then we've got this frontal system moving across the bytes. white and windy conditions are for south australia and new zealand, high pressure building. so con conditions. auckland, you're above average with the high of 21 degrees on wednesday, like a good see soon. ah multiple people and told ashley including my father that he was gonna killer us lose, prohibits some people convicted of domestic violence from owning firearms. thought lines investigate the gaps in the system that allow the law to go unenforced. and the deadly consequences that he see. we shouldn't have laws on the books that are just for show unwilling quiz on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes, patient kidnappers, the man, the $17000000.00 f

temperature is all about that story for australia, western australia, 43.6 degrees. e to a record temperature. we head towards wednesday, 44 degrees. we have this frontal system moving across south australia. new zealand, high pressure is building. a high of 21 degrees on wednesday. we will see you soon. ♪ >> state propaganda, media censorship, and the rise of authoritarian rule. >> the system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive authoritarian regime. >> the experiences of those who live it every day. >> there is a pressure on us but we have to be careful. we have to be brief -- brave enough to support the pressure. ♪ ♪ barbara: the top stories on al jazeera. a criminal gang is demanding $17 million for the return of 17 foreign christian missionaries. the mostly american and canadian group was kidnapped near port-au-prince. in a rack, supporters of pro-iranian forces have been protesting the result of the parliamentary election. north korea has confirmed that it launched a new ballistic missile into the sea of japan. the launch took place tue

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the situation is different in queensland in western australia.e still striving for zero covid and continue to be strict with their borders. by next month, you could get a scenario where someone in sydney will be able to travel to london but not to brisbane or perth. while the practicalities of resuming international travel will be tricky, there is no doubt that this is a big day for australia. finally opening up to the world after nearly two years of isolation. >> hot lava from a volcano erupting on the spanish island of alum palma has reached the sea sending out vast clouds of steam and toxic gases. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people forced to flee since the eruption began 11 days ago. dan johnson is in love, and has more. >> welcome to the newest part of la palma and extension growing all the time. all this lava has destroyed a 1000 homes and forced thousands more to be abandoned. emily and augustine are the latest to pack up ready to leave, fearful it is heading their way. >> it won't stop, that is my fear that we

in contrast, in western australia, it's really quite warm, perth up to 32 by friday.t last, but briefly warmer than it should be. this is vicious spring weather. the low moves away. you will see the sun come back amidst a few showers, sydney settled to 23 by the end of saturday. now, the remains of tropical storm compulsive is already over northern vietnam. the tracking came from the eastern side of the philippines. never typhoon strength, but produced an awful lot of rain from hong kong westwards. this is it disappearing friday. the rain is at its heaviest weekly in northern vietnam. this mass here, a tropical depression, which might wind itself into be something significant. by the time you get to saturday, this part of central vietnam will see 200, 300 millimeters again. ♪ >> in the world's most populous nation, one in every four women suffers domestic violence. we investigate china's battleground at home on al jazeera. ♪ >> did you know you can watch al jazeera english streaming live on our youtube channel? plus thousands of our programs, award-winning documentari

and victoria, in contrast, in western australia is really quite warm purse up to 32 by friday. that won't last but briefly. that's a lot war. that should be, this is maybe just vicious spring weather the low moves away. melbourne. see the sun come out? i missed a few showers at 16 degrees and sydney's settled down to $23.00 by the end of saturday. now the remains of tropical storm compulsory is already over north vietnam. that is, it's track. it came from the eastern side of the philippines. never made typhoon strength, but has produced an awful lot of rain from hong kong all the way westwards. and this is it disappearing during friday. the rain is like we had his heaviest briefly in northern viet nam that i saw at the end of attached to this mass. he has little tropical depression, which i think might wind itself up into being something significant by the time to get to saturday. this part, central vietnam will see to 300 millimeters again ah, in the world's most populous nation, one in every 4 women suff is domestic. why? when east investigates china's battle ground at on one

it is going to start raining in western australia. 38 to 30 as the wind direction changes. action making its way to new zealand. in the south china sea, a very big circulation with heavy rain on both edges. i think it will be vietnam that gets caught because it is going to revolve for two days and send huge amounts of rain around central vietnam. north of that is a dry picture for a good part of southern china. quite hot in places. in beijing, the other side of what is the reins is cooler than average. those rains extend into the korean peninsula. japan is enjoying dry weather. it is still fairly humid but not as much as it was. >> too often, afghanistan is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many afghanistans. thanks to the brave individuals who risked their lives to protect it from destruction, an extraordinary film archives spanning four decades reveals the forgotten truths of the country's modern history. the era of darkness on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. a facebook whistleblower has told congress the social media giant

so the 2 are crashing together and where we see that there are some storms triggered into western australia, just pushing and to south australia over the weekend. still unsettled for that southeast corner of the country, sidney, up to $23.00 degrees. it is come across new zealand for now, and actually i think the weekend will look pretty good. so for the capitol region, our next batch of rain will move in monday afternoon with a high of 15 degrees. that sure weather update until next time. take care. ah, on counting the cost under the miracles, legacy job in economy that is the envy of the world. but unprepared for the digital age, apple kicks on game make an effort from an app store is to phone, make it abusing it's monopoly and afghan businesses and losing international customers. counting the cost on l. just it from the for villas of correctness. so the battle fields are on most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. lou ah, welcome back main stories now. united nations, as total ethiopia does not accept the expulsion of 7 of its seniors, members of staff

southwest corner give you a wider look right now because another frontal system is slicing into western australia. so we will see conditions deteriorate for places like perth. ok for new zealand, it's all about deteriorating conditions. here we've got full on rain, heavy falls, auckland, to the escape, also affecting gives bin with a high of 19 degrees. don't forget that umbrella. so you so ah, all al jazeera world reveals dramatic pictures from garza in may 2021. i've lived there for a number of years and it, there's no where safe account done to his really miss on the tax. on for timer books. why we're tired school of families, businesses and media organizations, simply blown up goes a 60 minute warning. oh, no, jesse around the latest news as it breaks, there's millions of people who are feel good with uncertainty about what will happen with the economy, with their income and their lives, with detailed coverage. so career is hoping china with considerable influence over north korea to bring it back to the negotiating table from around the world. has the law is being accused of trying to expand

the final ashes test takes place in perth ashe had told the strict cave in 19 restrictions in western australia has led to the possibility of the final fixture being moved to another city. as for england, by any announced on friday that that players were happy to commit to the tool after they raise concerns about conditions around a chris white's has dismissed suggestions. they were using that as an excuse not to travel. i think if we're living in a normal normal well this wouldn't be a. ready bit, i think there's a group plan along with that it was a cricket which is, you know, what? well, i haven't lived through pretty close, aren't say a lot of us know the state. so going on on season. things also kind of been go. so when we want to get a minute, but a good place. so dante wowed as a trainer says the heavyweight boxer has no plans to retire following his loss to tyson fury while it was knocked out in the 11th round of that well championship bout in las vegas on saturday. that was the 2nd time he'd lost it to the british fighter. but it sounds like it won't be the 35 year olds last fight. dio

then we've got a vigorous frontal system cross in the bite here produce some fierce wins in western australia. but look at this and north, when down in adelaide is bumping up your temperature to 30 degrees. i give you a wider look because across australia's outback, this is some of the hardest stair on earth right now. alice springs at 40 wine in. there we go. adelaide at 30. not going to last long. by thursday. you're down to 24 degrees. high pressure building in our cross new zealand. so fairly settled conditions. all of these places though, a bit below average, auckland, the only one on the map above average with the height 21 degrees. northern sections of vietnam over the past 72 hours have picked up more than half a meter of rain that will start to peter out on wednesday, but still keeping heavy amounts of rain towards southern sections of indo china and a batch of what weather moving across central areas of china toward the east, so that's kicking down the temperature in shanghai to just a high of 16 on wednesday. ah, in the country with an abundance of resolve. la rewan, indonesia, his

the fist brain bongos fruits of probably welcome brain for the week bell western australia. aladdin. she's showers. might, may been to the red middle as well, which watch that one. as for new zealand, technically is quite, quite well. it's been nice and warm recently. you think with a suddenly breezy one because we still got 17. christ church rein confined to the southern part of south, on at least on monday, on tuesday there is some tropical weather coming down just a little depression on his way to gibbon. ah, the end of the country with an abundance of results for the road already won indonesia whose firms forming we moved full to grow and fraught with balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let people when this is growth and progress, invent indonesia now. ah ah. ah. top stories on al jazeera this hour, the sudanese teachers committee has called for a strike in all states of suit on a day after hundreds of thousands of people rallied to de

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but i think i'm states are a bit of a mix. western australia has been the most conservative, the most risk averse when it comes to coven, that even a i talking a slightly different talk in more recent times. and i think if, if music files victoria open up to the wo before they open up to all the other states, that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders . and actually start to reconnect with the world as a they learn to tolerate the virus and know they can still manage it. the united nations secretary general antonio could terror, says he's shocked by you, feel p as decisions expelled 7 un officials. they were accused of meddling in ethiopia affairs and given 72 hours to leave. earlier in the week, the un humanitarian chief blame and what he called ain't de facto government bouquets. for worsening starvation in ethiopia is worn torn tea, gray region, and white house press equity jan. saki says, washington won't hesitate to impose more sanctions. if humanitarian efforts are blocked, the u. s. government condemns in the strongest possible terms. t

which means states like here in queensland and western australia where the vaccine, right trials the rest, the country could be required to wait until december, the full borders reopen. if miss atwell victoria opened up to the world before they open at all, the other states that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders and actually start to reconnect with the world as a they learn to tolerate the virus and now they can still manage it. the travel knots mon only covers australian citizens and permanent residence. the foreign nationals, australia's borders remain closed until further notice. sarah clark, audi 0, queensland, australia. in the u. s. a. federal judge will consider where the texas can keep the nation's most restrictive abortion law. the u. s. government is suing the state of texas for an acting. the legislation which contradicts decades of legal precedent. law was signed by governor greg albert in may and went into effect in september. cutter is preparing to hold its 1st legislative elections on saturday. voters will choose 30 of the

another system impacting southern areas of western australia, but perth, looking good with a height $21.00 degrees, weather alerts in play for the top end of the south island for some heavy rain. here also, as we look between auckland and gives ben, we've got a batch of some pretty intense rain to be expected. a weather maker is swirling around the south china sea and that's whip in rain around all sides. so north of manila, about a $130.00 millimeters of rain on m province in china. we've seen rescues there because of how much rain has fallen. and fort northern in central parts of vietnam over the past 24 hours, scooping up $200.00 millimeters of rain. southern sections of china, temperatures are starting to come down here. grey lin, 33 degrees in our plum rains, are falling in between the yellow and the gang see river valley. but some burse of heavier activity can be found along the east. that wet weather also running into the korean peninsula and look at this temperature starting to come down in tokyo on thursday. we've got you in for a hive 25 degrees. that's your update. ah . ready to

getting up to $31.00 degrees temperature, it's all about that story for australia, top end of west western australia, $43.00 degrees. very close to a record temperature was 43.9. you'll get another kick at the can as we had toward wednesday, 44 degrees and then we've got this until system moving across a bytes. white to and windy conditions are for south australia and new zealand, high pressure building. so calm conditions, auckland, you're above average with the high of 21 degrees on wednesday. look a good see soon. ah, the stay propaganda media, censorship and the rise of all of their italian rule wake up. one day the system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive before a turing machine. i looked at the loss of power in hungarian me to the experiences of those who live in every day. that is a pressure on us, but we have to be very careful, of course, and we have to be brave enough to support how democracy dies. democracy may be on al jazeera lou. ah, a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera of haiti's justice ministers as a criminal gang is demanding $17000000.00 for the

kristin gainey, associate professor with the school of psychological science at the university of western australiaut much of the asia—pacific region had hard, fast and long lockdowns. what have been some of the effects of those? irate what have been some of the effects of those?— what have been some of the effects of those? we do know that mental— effects of those? we do know that mental health _ effects of those? we do know that mental health services i that mental health services have been in greater demand stop many people are reporting greater distress and the places where the lockdowns have lasted for some time, four weeks or months, it can be anxiety provoking to think about going back to normal. so i think for many people, emotions are fairly mixed as they are excited about returning more to normal life that at the same time have gotten used to lockdown life and it can seem daunting to go back to normal, partlyjust because daunting to go back to normal, partly just because we daunting to go back to normal, partlyjust because we have sort of gotten into a new routine. in addition... crosstal

it's still warm in western australia purse up to about $29.00. but where it's been particularly unpleasant, temporarily. i think it'll be all right, but the showers do tend to return for monday and again, it's sudden queens and include brisbin goods could see some pretty big thunderstorms. whereas in victoria melbourne's, enjoying nice bit sunshine, not warm, sunny 15, but it's a nice bit sunshine with the same and new zealand. well, what do you expect? it's a wind from the tropics. it's not cold, it's bringing a lot of rain to north and south. i'll mostly on the western side that's on sunday on monday, a bit of a day off. ah, the end of the country with an abundance of results for the road, la road, walk, indonesia, whose firms for me, we move pool to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let me park linda. this is growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah ah. hello again. the top st

states reach an 80 percent vaccination target, which means states like here in queensland and western australia where the vaccine, right trials the rest, the country could be required to wait until december, the full boarded reopen. if nissan rosa victoria open up to the world before they open up to all the other states, that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders. and actually start to reconnect with the world as a they learn to tolerate the virus and know they can still manage it. the travel announcement only covers australian citizens and permanent residence. the foreign nationals, australia borders remain closed until further notice. sarah clark, audi 0, queensland, australia, the rest pharmaceutical company mugs has its been experimenting with a cove at 19 treatment, which reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half. the data hasn't yet been published, or peer reviewed. marcus, seeking emergency use authorization in the u. s. if approved, it would be the 1st pill for coven. 19 knox says the medication is designed to be taken twice daily for 5 days.

but i think young states are a bit of a mix. western australia has been the most conservative, the most risk averse when it comes to covered that even a i talking a slightly different talk in more recent times. and i think if, if you suffer victoria open up to the wo before they open up to all the other states, that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders . and actually start to reconnect with the world as they learn to tolerate the virus and know they can still manage it. fi has broken out in a hospital, intensive care unit for coven, 900 patients in the romanian port. city of constantia reports, at least 9 people have died. fighting teams from nearby county were brought in to help put out the fire. yes, politicians have avoided a government shut down at the last minute, but bigger battles are still going on in congress, including over president, jo bought anne's signature legislation with $3.00 trillion dollars, and there's no agreement on increasing america's boring limit. as heidi joe casto reports from capitol hill on this or the year or 250

but i think in the states are a bit of a mix. western australia is being the most conservative, the most risk averse when it comes to cove. it but even a i talking a slightly different talk in more recent times. and i think if, if that was victoria, i've been up to the wo before they open up to all the other states that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders. and actually start to reconnect with the world as a they learn to tolerate the virus and know they can still manage it. and thanks for your time. catherine bennett, chair in epidemiology at deacon university's help faculty. yes politicians have avoided a government shutdown at the last minute. the bigger battles are still going on in congress, including over president, jo bought anne's signature legislation was $3.00 trillion dollars and there's been no agreement on increasing america's borrowing limit as haughty. j. castro reports now from capitol hill on this earth a year or $250.00 for the day, sir. $175.00, the merchant is adopted. the u. s. government will remain open at least until earl

which means states like here in queensland and western australia where the vaccine, right trails the rest, the country could be required to wait until december before borders reopen. if miss atwell victoria opened up to the world before they open at all, the other states that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders and actually start to reconnect with the world as a they learn to tolerate the virus and know they can still manage it. the travel knots mon only covers australian citizens and permanent residence. the foreign nationals, australians borders remain closed until further notice. sarah clark, audi 0. queensland, australia. is pharmaceutical company. merc says it's been experiment single. the coven, 19 treatments which reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half, his face has not yet been published, nor peer refute. marcus seeking emergency use authorization in the us. if approved, it would be the 1st pill for corporate 19 marks as the medications designed to be taken twice daily. for 5 days after diagnosis works on a pisec leads the glob

the strict coping 19 restrictions in western australia has led to the possibility of the final fixture being moved to another city. as for england, they only announced on friday that their players were happy to commit to the tool after they raise concerns about conditions around a chris wakes has dismissed suggestions. they were using that as an excuse not to travel. i don't think there's any hiding on it one bed super nice if we're living in a normal normal well this wouldn't be the case. it will. ready be a bit, i think as a group plan same still on a friday or, and i've been in ash it's you still anything that no one knows that i missed this morning and then cricket, which is you know, what, what's that? well, i think, you know, haven't lived through pretty close aren't say, i haven't a law states in the states still going on, but on season and things also kind of been discussed. so when we're trying to get actually, it will be out to put it on at the minute when a good place. so dante is trina says the heavyweight boxer has no plans to retire following his loss to tyson fury, while

because another frontal system is slicing in to western australia, so we will see conditions a deteriorate for places like perth. ok for new zealand. it's all about deteriorating conditions. here we got full on rain, heavy falls, auckland, to the east cape, also affecting gives bin with a high of 19 degrees. don't forget that umbrella. see you soon. ah ah, for the congolese but journey to work and means unimaginable. hans. i prefer to like go with the captain chancing life and limb wanted dangerous journey jungle. i fell on to the rail. i nearly died. children, 8th, go to school and live with risking it all the democratic republic of congo. on al jazeera lou. ah, one of the top stories on our 0 has been gunfire in the afghan capital hours after at least 13 people were killed in an explosion. in kabul, the bombing targeted the entrance of the 2nd largest mosque in the city where a memorial service was being held for the mother of a taliban official. jordan's king abdullah, the 2nd is among the world leaders and billionaires who secret business dealings have been exposed by a huge leak of fi

there could be a repeat on tuesday and white and windy for tasmania in time for western australia . frontal system moved in that shuffled some clouds and a scattering of showers in per so still cloud cover on tuesday. and here's the situation for new zealand, the jet stream slumping toward the south that's allowing tropical air to russia and look at auckland, 20 degrees. it's a temperature that you would normally see around december, but still some showers and heavier falls around the capital region on tuesday. speaking of heavy rain for the southern islands of that philippines, we've had this low pressure system swoop through dropping a 150 millimeters of rain and places that heavy rain is just north of pure. so princess out on tuesday, it's all about the heat for southern areas of china in hunan province. temperature is pretty close to about 38 degrees and that will continue on tuesday with these readings in the high thirty's look toward the north. we've got low temperature is out. so moving system dropping quite a bit of rain as such as 15 degrees in beijing. but you look toward japan, f