in many museums around the world the binning bronze those are exceptional art and when they came to europe they highlighted a completely new image of africa as a continent steeped in history and culture they've been in bronze as are of course part of the cultural history of nigeria and been in but they've also become global . nigerian authorities take a different view the new museum is planned there where the bronzes are to be displayed as the country's legal property. during. government national. international order. the bronzers are legacy of colonial conquest french historian venediktov law is one of the most important voices when it comes to bloated art her research has revealed that for decades museums have deliberately covered up the provenance of their collections in a hindered investigations increased in thinking it's obvious that museum directors tried to put off having to take action before they retired and simply passed the problem on to the next generation which has us now it's clear that we cannot and must not burden the next generation with this we have to act in east london

senators released a statement condemning russia for allegedly harassing radio free europe. yet they're blind to america's much greater transgressions in this regard. when it comes to arts, so sold us a park receipt is amazing. and i think it's part of a perry dangerous, very threatening, authoritarian movement aimed at reigning in free speach. trial of police officer, the police officer accused of murdering george floyd. it's getting round the clock news coverage in the united states. it's ultimately becoming one of the most watched trials in the country's history. and for many media outlets, there's no doubt as to what the outcome should be. this is excessive force, it was not proportional, and it was completely unreasonable resulting in death. there is more than enough evidence to convict, but there is no excuse for what dear children we are a lynching in is in the ku would a murder trial. and i would do that if you can do this in broad daylight and not go to jail. it will be perceived as open season, telling police officers and coast to coast. you can literally get away with murder

well, after seneca's, current virus vaccine and now has the backing of europe's medical watchdog for use in all age groups. it follows germany and other countries restricting the vaccine for younger people over reports of blood clots. getting the job in germany has hit another snag. overall vaccine supply. still short and now short of astra zeneca that are available can't get into the arms a certain age groups. there's concern over blood clots reported in a small number of people who got the shot. so the federal that's a nation committee chose to suspend use for groups under 60, with some exceptions, to react or not to vote. not at all, i have feel decision you can believe me, but need, couldn't act in the moment. but the european medicines agency disagrees according to the current scientific knowledge, there is no evidence that would support restricting the use of both spark, seen in any population. in its chief says, there's no proven causal link to the vaccine and cloning. and that the benefits of astra zeneca in the fight against kobe outweigh its risks. that's not enough to conv

the baltic sea in northern europe that caused the deaths of over 850 people the m.s.s. stony out was on its way from estonia to sweden in september of 1994 when it sank in the middle of the night only a few people were rescued the commission that investigated the incident suspected that the ship's bow hatch had broken away during a storm but there are doubts about that official report with family members and some survivors repeatedly calling for new research into the disaster recently a swedish documentary filmmaker answered their call hendrik efforts and went to the site of the accident and lowered an underwater camera all the way down to the wreckage and there he found something unexpected. in september 2019 journalist henrik efforts and his team center very to examine the wreck of the m.s.s. . on the floor of the baltic sea he captured these images of an enormous hole ripped in the hollow for me to slung. it's completely dented in. view of the as we navigated along the starboard side we were stunned. the damage was so extensive. we couldn't fit it all into one shark.

and i really think as we are thinking about that, it's notjust about europe, uk and us, we need to think globally, and there is some work being done on this, obviously, but this shouldn't, sort of fall to the bottom of the list. we need to make sure that everyone is able to access the vaccine, and it isn'tjust an parts of the world or certain classes of people that are able to a. ultimately everybody needs to get vaccinated, don't they? let's have a look at the daily mirror, because we have had some lovely weather, and people have been out and about after the slight relaxation of the lockdown rules. the repercussion, simon, is... they have to bend the litter louts. there _ they have to bend the litter louts. there is _ they have to bend the litter louts. there is or — they have to bend the litter louts. there is or a — they have to bend the litter louts. there is or a sue they have to bend the litter louts. there is ora sue niemi they have to bend the litter louts. there is or a sue niemi of rubbish. it's there is or a sue niemi of rubbish. it's very— there is or a sue niemi of rub

hello everyone, and welcome to focus on europe. we're going to start today with a new development in a story about europe's most tragic maritime disaster since world war 2. the sinking of a large ferry in the baltic sea in northern europe. that caused the deaths of over 850 people. the m.s.l. stony out was on its way from estonia.

senators released a statement condemning russia for allegedly harassing radio free europe yet they're blind to america's much greater transgressions in this regard when it comes to arts so so us a populist see is amazing and i think it's part of a very dangerous very gratifying authoritarian movement aimed at reining in free speech daniel as always thank you very much for sharing your views on the program down the aisle as our journalist and author thank you. and others where we leave the news update for not worry we'll be here in 30 with all the latest developments sometimes even ellis' to hope you'll join him then goodbye. as an individual committed a crime so nice to an international community a crime i am trying to write in 2 years later when that individual is 40 are you still publishing the person who committed the crime or is the person being punished for something that they were a completely different person at the time one doesn't expire one is a person's actions no longer what we need to judge them for an everyday basis. and i can remember when it would flood one time in the

we begin with the latest evidence of how severe the third w has become for europe. franceave -- france has extended its lockdown for one more month. president macron says we will lose control if we do not move now. coronavirus cases have risen sharply in recent weeks in france with only 60,000 new infections reported in just the last 24 hours. intensive care units are in dangers of being swamped. here is the french president. >> i know how difficult the effort i am asking of you is. i know what the consequences are for our country and for our lives. and you also know that we have done everything possible to take these measures as late as possible and at the time when there was trickling necessary. these -- they are strictly necessary. i want to tell you tonight that thanks to the vaccination the end of the crisis is finally in sight. because at this hour, we are more than 8.5 million to have received a first injection of vaccine. 3 million received two. brent: thatbrent: was president emmanuel macron speaking earlier tonight. our corresp@@dents in paris has been fol

in many museums around the world the been in bronze those are exceptional art and when they came to europe they highlighted a completely new image of africa as a continent steeped in history and culture they've been in bronze or of course part of the cultural history of nigeria and been in but they've also become global. nigerian authorities take a different view the new museum is planned there where the brands are to be displayed as the country's legal property. as. well. the bronzes are legacy of colonial conquest french historian benedicts of law is one of the most important voices when it comes to looted art her research has revealed that for decades museums have deliberately covered up the provenance of their collections and hindered investigations. it's obvious that museum directors tried to put off having to take action before they retired and simply passed the problem on to the next generation which has us now it's clear that we cannot and must not burden the next generation with this we have to act in the midst london there are still no definitive decisions but in general tendency

scandal involving astra zeneca and links to blood clots that saw suspensions of the vaccine across europe as well as in central america or in africa and in. asia as well it prompted an investigation by the european medicines agency and ultimately a big press conference by the director m.r. cook in which he said that the astra zeneca of oxy was fine for use a lot of countries where that prompted a lot of countries to repeal that suspension including germany longer merkel has said that the country is going back on the reversal of the suspension and the astra zeneca vaccine will now no longer be used for anyone under the age of 60 across germany. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we're trusting so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused. i feel that they're now really rushing ahead to fast if you look at the side effects they're very rar

in europe many families have been homeschooling for months after multiple lockdowns germany's health ministry welcomed the results but stressed further analysis was needed to see if the goal is to make vaccines available for children and adolescents as quickly as possible if that is possible but this requires a review this is now a 1st study that must be approved for occupational groups. but. the main problem with the e.u. sluggish vaccine rollout so far has been a lack of supply but if that can be solved young people could find themselves getting off food the jab sooner than they expected well i'm joined tonight by dr william schaffner professor of preventive medicine at vanderbilt school of medicine in nashville tennessee in the united states dr schaffner it's good to see you again so you've heard the news will the pfizer biotech vaccine will it provide the peace of mind that parents need if schools are to reopen on schedule in the fall. well right we hope it'll make a very nice contribution after all we still have to get these results for review by the food and drug administration

more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses of worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eager to display their power so churches become palaces. the race begins who can create the tallest biggest most beautiful structure. the stone masons builders and the markets compete with each other. in the carjackers. this is how massive churches with towers that pierce the clouds like skyscrapers are created the be contest of the cathedrals stars people 12th on t w. today joe biden became the 1st us president to issue a proclamation recognizing transgender people at the same time the pentagon on biden's orders reverse the trump administration's ban on transgender people from serving in the military this brings the u.s. in line with germany's military which now has its 1st transgender commander tonight on this international transgender day of visibility we introduce those among us who have been ignored and overlooked for much too long the people who have a

scandal involving astra zeneca and links to blood clots that saw suspensions of the vaccine across europe as well as in central america in africa and in. asia well it prompted an investigation by the european medicines agency and ultimately a big press conference by the director m.r. cook in which he said that the astra zeneca of oxy was fine for use a lot of countries where that prompted a lot of countries to repeal that suspension including germany along has said that the country is going back on the reversal of the suspension and the astra zeneca vaccine will now no longer be used for anyone under the age of 60 across germany. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many of us tricks and vaccines are the only thing we trust so we need to receive clear messages posted isn't snuck to get confused. too fast if you look at the side effects the very bread if you read the information leaflets of aspirin or ibuprofen we

not all countries are affected specifically southern europe eastern europe also taiwan south korea nordic countries and germany interestingly haven't seen that decline yet but of course the story is still unfolding so he could get a handling handling the worries differently or is there some saying a common thread that you see. that's a really good question and honestly we don't know yet as the story is still unfolding couples fertility behavior is affected by many factors 1st the needs of a couple so partnering is a is a big piece in that story and partnering is certainly right now. kind of disrupted by the by the distancing measures i expect that partnering. effects will only be seen later on and declining birth right now it's probably economic insecurity that couples had during the 1st wave anxiety about health about what does it mean if i get sick if i have a baby now so i think couples during the 1st looked ons have postponed and not knowing if they will catch up later what would you say this is all in the mind are we talking about existential worries getting in the way or all those w

scandal involving astra zeneca and links to blood clots that saw suspensions of the vaccine across europe as well as in central america in africa and in. asia well it prompted an investigation by the european medicines agency and ultimately a big press conference by the director m.r. cook in which he said that the us has only given was fine for use a lot of countries where that prompted a lot of countries to repeal that suspension including germany. has said that the country is going back on the reversal of the suspension and the astra zeneca vaccine will now no longer be used for anyone under the age of 60 across germany. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we trust so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused. i feel that they're now really rushing ahead too fast if you look at the side effects they're very rare if you read the informat

more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity for whom we established itself. both religious and secular leaders to display their power. to create the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures. stonemasons builders and architects compete with each other. this is how massive churches are created. contest of the feel good. story. on t.w. . priceless art and artifacts stolen from west africa will european museums return them that's coming up on arts and culture and later on the show transgender visibility day with more trans people now in the spotlight we'll meet a brave woman who came out before the rest. and a german city with 1700 years of jewish history reveals some unique archaeological finds. but 1st thousands of plaques and sculptures known as the binning bronze as once filled the royal palace and the kingdom of binny in present day nigeria then europeans invaded africa the british military sacked of the palace and took the bronze with them for over a century now the binion bronzes have been displayed in

also on the pressure in europe a lot fear has blocked a russian website following last year's decision to ban 7 channels on to the r.t. media group we will be discussing it later in the program. germany's vaccination program has suffered another blow with berlin again suspending the use of the astra zeneca job this time for the under sixty's many in the age group who've already had their 1st shot in a state of limbo. it's a hit right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those under 60 who have already had the 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a formal position by the end of a trail. acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside angola merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this all of it is undoubtedly a sad back that one of the vaccines ava

hopeful we can get out of this crisis, but on the other hand there is a new strain of virus across europe. this variant, which was identified initially in the uk at the end of 2020, which brought to the end of 2020, which brought to the forefront and epidemic within the forefront and epidemic within the epidemic, which has spread further in the springtime, so that no large city is spared. and it is also more dangerous than the situation in the autumn, this virus is more contagious and it is also more dangerous, intensive care units have to take in people who are in good health. they are 50, 60 years old, sometimes younger. 44% of intensive care unit patients today are aged under 55. faced with this double threat, on the 18th of march, we decided to take new measures for about 20 regions, in addition to existing measures. two weeks after these measures were implemented, the figures are clear the strategy is bearing fruit. but clearly, those efforts are still too limited when the epidemic is still spreading and accelerating, and we seem to be subjected to the acceleration process where we a

located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experienced outstanding shopping and done all 1st and try our services. biala guest trends food airport city managed by from a bought. this is g.w. news a live from berlin astra zeneca is a vaccine benefits outweigh the risks says that he used drugs regulator the medical body confirms it hasn't identified any caught risk linked to age this follows a germany's move to halt the use of astra zeneca in younger people the head of germany's vaccination committee tells us the decision was necessary despite risking a further a loss of trust in the job also coming up on the show after a trial a lasting a decade ivory coast a former president is now a free man as the international criminal court upholds his acquittal for crimes against humanity for victims say now no one is being held responsible for the atrocities. oh i'm kyra traits and a very warm welcome to the show. europe's a drugs regulator has reiterated that the benefits of astra zeneca as corona virus vaccine outweigh any possible ris

not all countries are affected specifically southern europe eastern europe also taiwan south korea nordic countries and germany interestingly haven't seen that decline yet but of course the story is still unfolding. people are handling handling the worries differently or is there some saying a common thread that you see. that's a really good question and honestly we don't know yet as the story is still unfolding couples fertility behavior is affected by many factors 1st the needs of a couple so partnering is a is a big piece in that story and partnering is certainly right now. kind of disrupted it by the by the distancing measures i expect that partnering. effects will only be seen later on in declining birth right now it's probably economic insecurity that couples had during the 1st wave of the about health about what does it mean if i get sick if i have a baby now so i think couples during the 1st lockdowns have postponed not knowing if they will catch up later what would you say this is all in the mind are we talking about existential worries getting in the way or all those worries are

in clare richardson from wherever in the world are watching welcome to the show europe's of drugs regulator has reiterated that the benefits of astra zeneca is krone virus vaccine outweigh any possible risks the medical body said it had not yet identified any blood clot risk factors associated with age although investigations are ongoing and it comes after countries including germany halted the use of astra zeneca as krone virus vaccine for people under the age of 60 new concerns over unusual blood clots and a small number of patients led to the suspension are going to hear soon from the head of germany's vaccination committee but 1st we have this report. more bad news for germany's troubled vaccine rollout the government says it has made a tough but necessary decision. i believe that everything into account this is the path we need to follow in order to provide confidence in astra zeneca if. you. earlier berlin's shockey to hospital decided as a precaution to halt vaccination of its staff members with astra zeneca a decision is expected in april over how to proceed with those who have alre

taking this through the well parties also under pressure in europe, a lot russian website following last year's decision to ban 7 channels under the r.t. media group we will be discussing about a little later. germany's vaccination program suffered another blow with berlin. again suspending use of the astra zeneca job this time for the under sixty's. that's left many in the age group of already have their 1st in a state of limbo since it hits right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca. for those under 60 who have already had the 1st dose, the standing committee for vaccination will take a formal position by the end of a trail. acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute, the public health body here in germany, regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots. and those that had taken it and get merkel said these concerns could not be ignored. alongside uncle merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference. he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job. as a major blow is this all of it is undoubtedly a sad back that one of t

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artie's also under pressure in europe has blocked the r t russian website following last year's decision to ban 7 channels under the party's media will be discussing not and a few minutes. germany's a vaccination program has suffered another a blow with berlin again suspending the use of the astra zeneca shot this time for those under 60 that's left many and that age group have already had their 1st dose in limbo. it's right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those under 16 who have already had their 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a few minutes position by the end of a trail up nieman acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside angola merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this all of it is undoubtedly a sad back that one of the vaccine

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news before we go here's a reminder of our top stories at this hour europe's drugs regulator has reiterated it has been benefits of astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine outweigh any possible risks to medical body said it had not yet identified any blood clot risk factors associated with age though investigations are ongoing. and italy has expelled it to russian diplomats after an italian navy captain was allegedly caught red handed selling secret documents to a russian official the kremlin says it hopes by lateral tykes will not be damaged over the affair. and don't forget you can always get new news on the go just download are out from google play or from the app store it will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story yourself you can also use to send us photos and videos of what's been happening. that's news update at this hour coming up next made in germany looks at the boom in a global mega-cities don't forget there's always more news and analysis on our website dot com and you can also

europe's a drugs regulator has reiterated that the benefits of astra zeneca as krone virus vaccine outweigh any possible risks the medical body said it had not yet identified any blood clot risk factors associated with age though investigations are still on . going by comes after countries including germany halted the use of astra zeneca as corona virus vaccine for people under the age of 60 you concerns over unusual blood clots in a small number of patients let the suspension will be speaking to the head of germany's vaccination committee in just a moment but 1st this report more bad news for germany's troubled vaccine rollout the government says it has made a tough but necessary decision. i believe that everything into account this is the path we need to follow in order to provide confidence in astra zeneca. earlier berlin's shockey take a hospital decided as a precaution to halt vaccination of its staff members with astra zeneca this is and is expected in april over how to proceed with those who have already received their 1st dose. citizens can rely on the fact that substances permitted

is also under pressure in europe mafia has blocked the r.t. russian website following last year's decision to ban 7 channels under the r.t. media group on that later in the program. there is a vaccination program has suffered another blow with berlin again suspending the use of the astra zeneca shot this time for those under 60 plus many and that age group has already had their 1st dose in limbo. in sick for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those under 16 who have already had their 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a formal position by the end of a trail. acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside angola merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this one of fargo and looks like it is undoubtedly a s

not all countries are affected specifically southern europe eastern europe also taiwan south korea nordic countries and germany interestingly haven't seen that decline yet but of course the story is still unfolding so people are handling handling the worries differently or is there some saying a common thread that you see. that's a really good question and honestly we don't know yet as the story is still unfolding couples fertility behavior is affected by many factors 1st the need to be a couple so partnering is a is a big piece in that story and partnering is certainly right now. kind of disrupted by the by the distancing measures i expect that partnering. effects will only be seen later on and declining birth right now it's probably economic insecurity that couples during the 1st wave anxiety about health about what does it mean if i get sick if i have a baby now so i think couples during the 1st looked ons have postponed not knowing if they will catch up later which would you say that this is all in the mind are we talking about existential worries getting in the way or all those worri

and our team is also under pressure in europe has blocked the r.t.e. russian website following last year's decision to ban the 7 channels under the r.t. media group of one that played on the program. and other news germany's vaccination program has suffered another blow with berlin again suspending the use of the astra zeneca job this time for those under 60 that's left many in that age group who've already had their 1st dose in limbo. it's right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those on the 60 who have already had the 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a formal position by the end of a trail. acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside angle of merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this all of it is u

we are seeing concerns in europe with the vaccine rollout. that may affect demand in the short term. but 18 months from now, the assumption is that demand comes back, opec releases somewhere around 5.5 million to 6 million barrels a day, and everything gets back into balance at the $55 a barrel range. guy: so that is the base case right now. i guess the logic to that is that if we do see a pickup in demand, there's still plenty of oil around. this talk of a super cycle, what do you make of it? brian: i don't buy a super cycle right now. you need to see demand come back . you mentioned the opec estimate. anywhere from 5.5 to 6.5 million barrels a day demand growth has been predicted this year, albeit at the lower end of that range. as that demand comes back in, i think opec has got about 7.5 million barrels a day off-line. that comes back into meet the demand piece, and you could see potentially 18 months from now a short-term underpinned, depending on what has happened with the various projects that have been curtailed certainly over the 2015

suspicions of spying we'll go live to rome for the latest also coming up on the show a new setback for europe's a struggling vaccination rollout in germany holds astra zeneca has coronavirus vaccine for people under 60 after new cases of blood clots are march. a quiet suburb at the heart of america's toughest labor relations battle in decades what is it the union organizers taking on the internet retail giant amazon. times the woman who became in the german army as a 1st a transgender commander tell anastasio defun kinds made it her mission to promote diversity and tolerance in germany's military. oh i'm claire richardson welcome to the show italy has expelled 2 russian diplomats after an italian navy captain was allegedly caught red handed selling secret documents to a russian official according to the republican newspaper the navy captain who worked at the defense ministry and had access to documents concerning italian defense and nato activities the navy captain has been arrested and russia's ambassador summoned to italy's foreign ministry the kremlin says it hopes bilateral ties will not be

not all countries are affected specifically southern europe eastern europe also taiwan south korea nordic countries and germany interestingly haven't seen that decline yet but of course the story is still unfolding so people are handling handling the worries differently or is there something a common thread that you see. that's a really good question and honestly we don't know yet as the story is still unfolding couples fertility behavior is affected by many factors 1st the need to be a couple so partnering is a is a big piece in that story and partnering is certainly right now. kind of disrupted by the by the distancing measures i expect that partnering. effects will only be seen later on and declining birth right now it's probably economic insecurity that couples had during the 1st wave anxiety about health about what does it mean if i get sick if i have a baby now so i think couples during the 1st looked ons have postponed not knowing if they will catch up later which would you say that this is all in the mind are we talking about existential worries getting in the way or all those wor

more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses of worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eager to display their power so churches become cullison. the race begins who can create the tallest biggest most. obscure masons builders and architects compete with each other to listen to carjack subsists is how massive churches with towers that pierced the close like skyscrapers are created the be. calm. most of the coffee drinkers. people 12 d w. you're watching t w news coming up today the global transgender community comes together in solidarity and support on this international transgender date of the civility we started pakistan and in special school for muslim transgender worshippers unlike anything else in the country. plus we need a transgender news anchor in bangladesh who has helped to redefine.

but our team has also been targeted in europe our russian language website has been taken offline by a number of internet service providers and a lot fia if i was last year's decision by the law and broadcast regulator to ban 7 channels and the r t media group earlier i got details from r.t. senior correspondent. as you said the communications agency decided to buy. a using dubious justification but there it was so it was taken off air by the various broadcasters what has happened now is that the russian so far has been very good all through lives has been blocked by the internet service providers and the interesting thing is what view is see when they try to axis. your internet browser is trying to connect to websites which in the territory of the latvian republic is unlawfully distributing television programs without some retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council i mean the excuse itself speaks of desperation because there is every single channel in the world on the internet and none of them have a retransmission permit from from the latvian government mor

it comes as europe faces a third wave of coronavirus. france's president macron is to give a speech later, as pressure grows on him to bring in tougher measures to halt the spread. nick beake reports. germany, like the rest of europe, is desperate to boost production of covid vaccines so the opening of this brand—new biontech factory is welcome news. there is another blow for the astrazeneca shot. after resuming its use a fortnight ago, germany says it will stop giving it to the under 60s because of the risk of rare blood clots, even though astrazeneca and regulators say it is safe. translation: the vaccination is the most important tool - against the coronavirus. having several vaccines available is good and it is a great scientific achievement. we do not face the question astrazeneca or nothing, we have several vaccines available. daily vaccination rates in france are picking up, but not quickly enough to curb the third wave. intensive care doctors in paris are working flat out and some are calling for tougher covid restrictions. tra

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available vaccine astra zeneca all while a 3rd way of the pandemic crashes over a europe now multiple countries are currently either completely halting or putting an age restriction on the use of astra zeneca as colvin 1000 vaccine after germany recorded 31 it cases over a rare blood clot in the brain 9 of which resulted in deaths now 18 countries mostly from the e.u. but there are some outside of the e.u. like thailand indonesia democratic republic of congo they have partially suspended the astra zeneca equipment 19 vaccine while possible side effects are investigated and what i mean by partially is that this vaccine is now no longer given to anyone on the age of 55 since younger patients are mostly at risk for blood clots and while countries like norway have extended a complete pause on the vaccine others like canada france germany sweden finland and other countries have imposed age restrictions meanwhile a few countries love kossovo iraq and india are accepting their risk and will continue distributing it to all age groups but then of course this is not the 1st time that astra zene

germany, europe, is counting on this. biontech produces millions of doses of vaccine a week here. they invited the bbc in to have a look. this is one of two bio reactors at the plant. they produce the crucial ingredient, mrna, the genetic code which tells the body how to fight the virus. on the one hand of course, we all sense this sort of pressure. i mean, we live in this environment as well as everybody else. there is of course this sense of purpose that everybody has, that we say, ok, what are we doing? it is very important. it was always important but now at this point in time it is amazing. it is painstaking work. the mixture must be purified, other ingredients added, then bottled and checked. they've only just started but they hope to produce a billion doses a year. who would have thought a year ago that this corner of germany would be churning out what's become one of the world's most valuable commodities. the speed at which scientists developed these vaccines has astounded us all. and it's an achievement undiminished by the subsequent political scramble to secure supplies.

scandal involving astra zeneca and links to blood clots that saw suspensions of the vaccine across europe as well as in central america or in africa and asia as well it prompted an investigation by the european medicines agency and ultimately a big press conference by the director m.r. cook in which he said that the astra zeneca of oxy was fine for use a lot of countries where that prompted a lot of countries to repeal that suspension including germany longer merkel has said that the country is going back on the reversal of the suspension and the astra zeneca vaccine will now no longer be used for anyone under the age of 60 across germany. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we're trusting so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused surplused of us i feel that they're now really rushing ahead to fost if you look at the side effects they'

it comes as europe faces a third wave of coronavirus. france's president macron is to give a speech later, as pressure grows on him to bring in tougher measures to halt the spread. nick beake reports. germany, like the rest of europe, is desperate to boost production of covid vaccines so the opening of this brand—new biontech factory is welcome news. there is no another blow for the astrazeneca shot. after resuming that use a fortnight ago chairman it says it will stop giving it to the under 60s because of the risk of rear blood clots even though astrazeneca and regular say it is safe. translation: the vaccination is the most important tool against the coronavirus. having several vaccines available is a good and it has a great scientific achievement. we do not face the question astrazeneca or nothing, we have several vaccines available. daily vaccination rates in france are picking up but not quickly enough to curb the third wave. intensive care doctors in paris are working flat out and some are calling for tougher covid restrictions.

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and elise have investment from other players including europe. and i think that would be a key strategy. i think, you know, linking their cart only to the chinese horse would be great, but detrimental to i mean, iran says that it is the united states that pulled out of the j. c. p. o a. but how mad most of it i'll bring you in here. because there is some reporting out of the u.s. that seems to suggest that the biden administration is planning to put forward a new proposal to jumpstart those talks, perhaps even this weekend. and that may include a request that iran hold some of its nuclear activities in exchange for some relief from u.s. sanctions at this stage. and after signing this deal with china, is that something that iran would accept promise? i think iran still wants the way to work. nevertheless, this agreement will make our iran less pressure to come back to the deal. but here's the issue regarding the j.c. p.r. way on the book. i don't, administration has made it clear that they want to renegotiate the deal. they want a so called. busy

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scandal involving astra zeneca and links to blood clots that saw suspensions of the vaccine across europe as well as in central america or in africa and did asia as well. it prompted an investigation by the european medicines agency and ultimately a big press conference by the director m.r. cook, in which he said that the astra zeneca of axiom was fine for use. a lot of countries where that prompted a lot of countries to repeal that suspension, including germany. longer merkel, has said that the country is going back on the reversal of the suspension. and the astra zeneca vaccine will now no longer be used for anyone under the age of 60. across germany. i completely understand being cautious, but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world. and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we're trusting . so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused. i feel that they're now really rushing ahead to fost. if you look at the side effects,

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