and in spain, warning bells sounded as more and more people leave rural areas. this is ah or across the world tributes have been flowing for antea party hero. archbishop desmond tutu who has died at the age of 90. 2 to rose to prominence in the 1980s is a vocal opponent of racial segregation and white minority rule. he was appointed the 1st black archbishop of cape town, most senior clerical position in the country, noble peace laureate, continued to speak out against inequality and poverty in south africa and build joan hull expected, his life, his discipline, to, to hearing the news that nelson mandela would soon be released. he was sold and one to contain his feelings. it judged triggered me off this to twos responses, head of south africa's truth and reconciliation commission. on hearing details of atrocities committed by both sides. if update is not dismantled, then we'll go to the black button. desmond and pillow too too was born in a mining town outside. johanna's book, at a time of strict segregation, things would get much worse. as he grew up to 2 was 1

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in spain, it accounts for almost half of all infections. as a response, the prime minister has announced plans to reintroduce mandatory face covering outdoors. since, there is a hint of optimism. translation: is a hint of optimism. tuna/mom- is a hint of optimism. translation: , , ., . translation: this is not march 2020, this is — translation: this is not march 2020, this is not _ translation: this is not march 2020, this is not last _ 2020, this is not last christmas. fortunately, we're living in another time. 90% of people aged 12 older have been vaccinated. people aged 12 older have been vaccinated-— people aged 12 older have been vaccinated. from sunday indoor activities in _ vaccinated. from sunday indoor activities in belgium _ vaccinated. from sunday indoor activities in belgium will- vaccinated. from sunday indoor activities in belgium will be - activities in belgium will be banned. there will be a 2—person limit set for shopping. the united states, where omicron is also the dominant strain, saw a jump in 25% in cases on the

many also complain about like of recognition nurses in spain, especially dissatisfied, hundreds of them were recruited to help out during the height of the pandemic, only to find themselves jobless again, when the infection numbers dropped, they were informed by text message and others. a asked that the boy, they call my fondest way of informing people about their dismissal, really inappropriate. i can find that and it shows 0 respect for those who gave their role during the pandemic, palo a could have a higher lapierre. grunfeld korea got his kelley with desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable. that when i'm on it, i ask them all, but shall i? they will tell you the data. but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and mosacco currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions of history. we hope the situation will continue to im

to hear from the people themselves, we travel to spain, india, and germany. working as a nurse has always been demanding even before covet, 19 struck. but the pandemic has success abated. the problem, katherine bag, i can feel the impact on her everyday life. the i see you nurse from berlin is one of many who take care of cove. it patients day in and day out. it's a back breaking job. as a physical strain is enormous, it's a huge strain working in this protective suit. and a psychological part also plays a big role. we take care of critically ill patients. that's our normal work. what we've been trained for, but now we have critically ill patients who can also put us at risk. this is really stressful and heartless. as to pandemic, hit nurses received a lot of praise for their efforts, but they're working conditions didn't change. all the beds were full and then there's constant stressful far to little money. many also complain about like of recognition nurses in spain, especially dissatisfied, hundreds of them were recruited to help out during the height of the pandemic, only to find them

t 0 pratt to compton spain. the superhero film, spider man, no way home has taken in more than $1000000000.00 at the global box office. it's a new record for the block buster. the 1st film to reach that milestone since the start of the pandemic. and is the 2nd movie in history to reach sat mark despite many feet as being closed or that capacity reduced because of crone of ice restrictions. jasmine simpkins is a house and film critic with hip hollywood dot com. she says the film industry knows people are excited about going back to the cinema. you know, i think how we would spend doing very, very well behind the scenes. you know there cobit protocols on sets and then even on screening, having journalists come and see the films they've really, really been doing a great job of keeping people from getting the virus and making sure that people that are coming to see the films and being on sat are vaccinated, so i think they knew that they had all their, you know everything, their checks and balances all and their duc

one of people in spain been saying about how they intend to celebrate christmas this year. well, looking at her, i figure of new infections. a lot of people would probably, unfortunately spend christmas in south isolation or even worse covet symptoms. so wherever you, you look at you, you're about people being tested, positive, even in my own family. there been some positive for cases recently the, the rest of the spaniards, sir, they will probably be quite confused because they got a lot of mixed messages from, from the government and from the authorities. he w xian philip charles reporting for us from seville and charles of chosen pill and london. thank you so much to both of you and stay healthy while many hospitals in europe are once again being stretched to their limits and staff are more burned down than ever. still they are trying to bring warmth, enjoy to patients who are spending christmas on the wards dw, christine went, want visited belgium's leanne at central university hospital and has if this report tis the season, but much of the jolly has gone. there are mor

it's the event that kicks off the christmas season in spain. a tradition going back more than 200 years which is now considered the biggest lottery draw in the world. the winning numbers are revealed in song by schoolchildren. these were the lucky five digits this year. the top prize, el gordo which means "the fat 0ne". the rules allow for the same number to be sold multiple times, so the prize fund gets split between several winners across the country. this year, the top prize landed in madrid and the canary islands. those who had a ticket like this one will get 400,000 euros and there were thousands of smaller prizes. translation: my wife did not believe it. - she turned the tv on and began to scream. she looked at the ticket and checked that the number was correct. we are not used to winning. there was joy amongst winners and also lottery shop owners who sold the lucky tickets. translation: you never expect this. _ you always have the idea of selling the first prize. it seems like sometimes it happens. translation: i can't believe it, i'm sh

people across spain have been popping champagne after winning big in the countries bumper christmas lottery. the lottery called l. gordo or the fat one is one of the world's oldest draws, having run annually since $1812.00. some 2400000000 euros and winnings were dissed out this year for many spaniards. this marks the beginning of the festive season. 6 this is dw news from berlin. you can find more on our website that's dw dotcom. ah, the only con corona bar is very, it means rich countries are now urging that populations to get vaccinated and to get boosted israel, which has had one of the fastest pandemic. rollouts is not considering 4th booster jobs for the over sixty's and for health care workers. but the director general of the world health organization says we can't vaccinate our way out of this crisis, especially while there is so much vaccine inequity. so who do you choose to believe? i'm fil gail in berlin, and this is the day ah, 2021 was a year in which we lost $3500000.00 people to copied $95.00 would assume that a so called 4th vaccine will be necessary. and yeah, it's frankly

and families in spain fight to keep their homes up. being threatened with addiction just before christmas more not say that ah ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle at ways. hello there. torrential rain has caused severe flooding across more than areas of iraq. this was a scene in boston devastation and damage from those flooding. there's more torrential rain to come. those waves of unsettled weather, pushing across the eastern mediterranean into the levant. if we take a closer look, we've got heavy snow for much of turkey and the really wet and windy weather, stretching all the way from northern israel, up into lebanon, syria, and pushing into iraq. we're also seeing a bit of a wintry mix up play for western areas of iran, some of that wet weather expected to trickle down into q weight over the days to come. no further south of this. however, it's a much finer and dryer picture. we have to head west to those coastal areas of the red sea that are seeing a little bit of that wets and windy weather from the

the majority are undocumented migrants in spain. the government should ensure the rights of migrants here and everywhere in the world, but prostitution can be understood only us, an issue of livelihood, which it is, but is also an institution of inequality and an institution of patriarchy, opponents, a prostitution also point to the intersection with sex trafficking last year, spanish police rescued, $160.00 victims, and $32.00 sex traffickers were convicted. however, those figures likely don't represent the full picture in a billions of dollars a year industry. the manager of club paradise says government regulation would combat exploitation and improve working conditions for women. who said it will ada, but if this was regulated, it could be controlled. the ladies who are working here would also have rights, and they should have the rights that any working person, the house of israel, that would be something feasible. i'm good for everyone really to have that security whilst working here. if the proposed law banning prostitution p

in spain to date, the cabinet is approving — there. in spain to date, the cabinet is approving a _ there. in spain to date, the cabinet is approving a government - there. in spain to date, the cabinetj is approving a government initiative to reintroduce the mandatory use of facemasks outdoors. this is a measure that was already in place until earlier this year, it was lifted injune and has been reintroduced as of tomorrow. the government is not however introducing tighter restrictions than that. it is trying to tackle the surge in cases here which we saw 60,000 new cases yesterday, that is a record, trying to handle this with the reintroduction of facemask wearing and also by broadening the vaccination campaign, both to younger age groups and also ensuring that younger people, for example those aged between a0 and a9, are receiving a third vaccine. in order to do that, it is mobilising the military and also it wants to mobilise healthcare professionals who have been retired. so that is how the spanish government is managing the situati

my time to die hasn't come yet and says, ah, and in spain, the prize money is flowing in the countries, the traditional christmas water. ah, i am ami and isa welcome. germany is infectious diseases agency has one that i'm a crohn will become the countries dominant variant within just weeks. the robot cor institute says germany is health system and it's critical infrastructure could be compromised. if the latest wave is not stopped, the german government has responded by stepping up vaccination efforts and tightening restrictions on gatherings. they'll also be limits on social contacts, but not until after christmas. the festive preparations might be continuing across germany. but the country's top public health body has won people not to let christmas be the spock, the lights, the army on fire. there are no official restrictions on festive celebrations, but small gatherings are being encouraged and which dicks the most important thing apart from vaccinations is reducing contacts, but less people come together, the smaller we keep our social contacts, the less the virus will spread. eve

in spain, concern is growing over people moving away from small towns. it's led to a movement aimed at pressuring the government to offer better services in such areas. to attract families, natasha good name visited pratt to come to us in that catalonia region. oh, wanted people to relocate to the picturesque town of pratt da compton population, 183 traffic and pollution for mountain fresh air crowded classrooms for a school of 9 students. there is no hospital police or fire department and forget about a 5 g network. when virginia benham move responded to an advertisement to move here, she was lured by the job of managing this 9 room, hostile she had her 7 year old daughter. love arrived in january. i. rec, among lever. thank neil. as i lived in big city and foam is the 1st time but her. i'm very happy i may be because it was my to him. may i'm feeling good. hey, i don't know, but i hope it will be film and he asked, love can rome and play in the village without the safety concerns of a city, but she also has fewer playmates and a 30 minute drive to go s

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there are 10015000 or 20000 truck drivers missing in spain. that's nothing. now. in 10 or 12 years there will be more missing because if the average age of a truck driver in spain today is 50 or 52 years in 10 years, there will be none because there is no generational replacement. they are not making it easier for new people to enter the workforce. many people are invested in getting out ahead of this problem and making the often lonely and difficult job more attractive. a drivers union recently one a battle with the government and drivers will no longer be required to load or unload their trucks. the government is also looking at ways to attract not only more women, but more young people. both groups are under represented in the industry, but as more drivers retire every year, this fast moving problem has no speed bumps in sight. or the pandemic has brought tough times for the global fashion industry. consumers confined to their home spend less money on clothes, on, shuttered shops couldn't sell them anyway. fashion designers have also been struggling with lucrat

the town of a robin noosa still has all else to sierra spain's wetland. so on to threads made worse, one performance tapping into water supplies legally keep their likelihood going and years after it's lost as world cup host, so struggles to use for the stadiums built to the events. ah hello there, let's look to southeast asia and all eyes on a tropical depression swirling to the east of the philippines. now it is expected to strengthen into a typhoon as it works its way west. it could make landfall across the central areas on thursday, bringing really wet and windy weather with it. we could see wind gusts reach, 160 kilometers per hour, rough seas as well. and we are expecting some flooding rains. so we'll keep an eye on that system now ahead of it. we've also got enhanced wet and windy weather pulling into malaysia and singapore. we could see some flood issues from that. now as we head down under, we're also watching a tropical fi clone called ruby. it's moving south towards new caledonia taking the wet and windy weather there. we could see some strong

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and in spain, where the wearing of facemasks outdoors is compulsory again — the 73,000 cases recorded on thursday represented the third consecutive high, in as many days. so a curfew is in force in catalonia in northeastern spain, where residents are banned from leaving their homes between one o'clock and 6 in the morning. dr quique bassat is a research professor at the barcelona institute for global health and has with more on what the situation is like there. we are very concerned about the situation. we are witnessing an unprecedented increase in the number of cases, with 25,000 more cases today than we had two days ago, with more than 100 points in the incidence increased between two days ago and today. with increasing pressure to the health system, we are getting warnings from the emergency departments, the intensive care units, that we are seeing many more cases being admitted. even if this new variant is predominantly less severe, because we also have a predominately very well vaccinated population, with over 80% of the population having received two or more shots, we are seein

hundreds of demonstrators gathered in barcelona and bilbao in spain to protest against covid—19 passes that are now required to enter bars, restaurants, gyms and care homes. with a nationwide vaccination rate of nearly 80%, spain has been largely spared the latest wave sweeping across europe. elsewhere in europe, hundreds gathered in the italian city of turin against the extension of a covid—19 state of emergency which runs to the end of march next year, and the so—called green pass certificates. in other news, the acclaimed british architect richard rogers has died at his home in london. he was 88. born in the italian city of florence, his family fled fascist italy on the eve of the second world war. he gained international attention in the 1970s for his part in designing the modernist pompidou centre in paris. you are watching bbc world news. borisjohnson has come under huge political pressure for his handling of coronavirus in the uk. now lord frost, the chief brexit negotiator, has resigned from the cabinet. in a letter to the british prime minister, he has cited concerns over

well, the province spain. but of embarrassment for you away for the draw, for the champions league. round of 16 european footballs, governing body was forced to conduct the drawer again, after a technical mistake in the software which advises officials, which teams are eligible to be drawn together. as a result, the original drill was declared void and read on a few hours later you a for says that the software provided by an external service provider. there was a mistake that disc, anything sometimes happened and especially into football players in the managers. so sometimes a with a too old old. what is her dad for people she nod is that is open is better than the other one, whole of them in that the stages is difficult and the okay. bad westbank palestinians are turning to renewable energy sources to get around tight is where the restrictions on the land. some are trying to install solar panels on rooftops will become a power crisis. they abraham reports. this is the largest power plant in the occupied west

well, the province spain and natalie bennett has become the 1st is really prime. and as soon to make an official visit to the united arab emirates, he's missing crown prince. mohammed's been science to discuss deepening ties and economic and regional issues. the you a ye established for how magic ties with israel last year? people in the northern ethiopian tone of lowly belo say to grind rebels, we captured the region just 2 weeks after government forces to control the t gray people's liberation front says it's launched several canter offenses. it's targeting the road, linking sheena and loudly, bella in the m horror, region communications have been cut in the conflict. so, and that's made it hard to verify reports from natalie bella, which is home to a u. n. world heritage sites. there are no reports of fighting palestinians returning to renewable energy sources and a bit to get around tight is really restrictions. palestinians don't have access or control over the majority of lands in the occupied west bank. some are trying to install solar panels on rooftops to

president calls for the suspension of the prime minister in a growing dispute about elections and in spain, warning bells, those sounded as more and more people leave rural areas for the city. ah, thank you very much for joining as south africa is beginning 7 days of mourning for nobel peace prize, laurie a desmond tutu who's died at the age of 90. he rose to prominence in the 1980s as an opponent of apartheid during white minority roll, a series of events, her being planned to mark his passing, including a state funeral on january the 1st julian war for reports from cape town. as news broke of the death of their beloved bishop desmond tutu tributes poured in from across south africa and around the world. his legacy will be his love for all people. oh, i don't know whether have you come across his writings. he has always said that god is not god of christians, god is god off or people. so his main legacy is his love for all gods people. and he believed that every one is created in the image and he used to it, it would. beautiful image of god, and i've carried it myself personally in my own

the 1st in spain, the conservative popular party is now challenging it in court. the city is in the process of building $8000.00 affordable rental homes and forging public private partnerships to build more. i come in full and that we have to bear in mind that 40 percent of people in barcelona renting. let's think about young people who have normal jobs and can't afford to pay market price housing that so it's a structural problem and doesn't affect only a specific sector of the population. the tenants union of catalonia says, decades of feeling to provide affordable housing has altered spanish society. i think it is mostly breaking relationships in neighborhoods, m, and c dears, and towns. because we, we argued that the right to housing is not only to have a shelter, but also to have a neighborhood to have a community to be barred up instead of christmas decorations at the barrack. how's home moving boxes or at the ready? but after contacting the un commission for human rights, carlos is feeling hope for the u. n. is asking the government to suspend eviction or o

there are 10015000 or 20000 truck drivers missing in spain. that's nothing. now, in 10 or 12 years there will be more missing because if the average age of a truck driver in spain today is 50 or 52 years in 10 years, there will be none because there is no generational replacement. they are not making it easier for new people to enter the workforce. many people are invested in getting out ahead of this problem and making the often lonely and difficult job more attractive. a driver's union recently won a battle with the government and drivers will no longer be required to load or unload their trucks. the government is also looking at ways to attract not only more women, but more young people. both groups are under represented in the industry, but as more drivers retire every year, this fast moving problem has no speed bumps in sight. or the pandemic has brought tough times for the global fashion industry. consumers confined to their home spend less money on clothes, on, shuttered shops couldn't sell them anyway. fashion designers have also been struggling with

well, the province spain, the friends president emanuel. my call is in for the past today where he's hoping to find some common ground with the hungarian prime minister victor or ban is attending a summit between hungary, poland, the czech republic, and slovakia. it's all happening in the lead up to the french to hang over the rotating e u. cancel presidency next year. not in barbara jonas live now from but a past, so nadeem or what is a monsieur macro hoping to get here? while he certainly got a warm welcome, peter at the year prime minister's office sir, which you can see behind me at a brief her breasts press statement rather than a conference or both men admitted openly that they were political adversaries. but, but there were some areas where they did c i to i e. so there's hope of progress in the next few hours between the 2. but also at this meeting of the visit grad for m . a leaders of central european countries where they are probably going to be talking about things like a joint defense approach. things like energy, president, ma

but also because of efforts to hide spain's muslim pastor. if this is indeed the case, it means that islam was present and a barium peninsula for far longer than we saw. ah, we fall must come full circle to the mountains of granada in the south of spain. ah, i guess said i've done this more discussing why weeks when the templates to get an idea of course of awesome. you've got the all, i'm not a they said and they rather what aches, genie you don't wanna say they, this one, i'm on the nasa legacy echo echo. i mean, they want to say that way about what about the antibiotic that up on a movie called the white apple dot say it on the leveling? i think another, but i did that with darby at law is, was to play it safe way. the i'm all i did my band though over for my little might out when we be in that i read while they don't morning got yes at whatever. i said most all america and i think another more to that up while avoiding me. i so what i thought he think she'd be, it'll come all and what i hope we'll talk about a full field. i be di. lassi l

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in spain, concern is growing over people moving away from small towns. it's led to a movement aimed at pressuring the government to offer better services in areas such areas. to attract families, natasha g. a name visited pratt dakota in the catalonia region, wanted people to relocate to the picturesque town of price to comp done population $183.00 traffic and pollution for mountain fresh air crowded classrooms for a school of 9 students. there is no hospital police or fire department, and forget about a 5 g network. when virginia benham move responded to an advertisement to move here, she was lured by the job of managing this 9 room, hostile she and her 7 year old daughter love arrived in january. i recall among lever thing male was i lived in big city and foam is the 1st time that her i'm very happy may be because it was my to him. may i'm feeling good. hey, i don't know, but i hope it will be so many. yes. love can rome and play in the village without the safety concerns of a city. but she also has fewer playmates and a 30 minute drive to go swimming

scientists it on an erupting volcano in spain's canary island give new meaning to active research. and later, returning to pearl harbor, 80 years after the attacks. >> duncan: this weekend the united states along with dozens of other countries condemned the taliban, it killed at least 47 former police and security officers. cbs's imtiaz tyab spoke with some evac uees who were able to get out of the country and start new lives. >> it is the first big step in a new life. these afghans mostly families consider themselves the lucky ones as they check in for an evac uation flight to qatar. just getting to this point for so many afghans has been extraordinarily difficult. and now they have to take the next big step in their journey. it is a journey nabi roshan is taking with his young family. he hosted a political sattire show in afghanistan where no one, not on the taliban was off limits. but after the group seized power in august, roshan said there is little left to laugh about. >> do the taliban like jokes? >> i don't think so. >> did you receive any threats. >> yeah. i. >> kill snu.

there are 10015000 or 20000 truck drivers missing in spain. that's nothing. now, in 10 or 12 years there will be more missing because if the average age of a truck driver in spain today is 50 or 52 years in 10 years, there will be none because there is no generational replacement. they are not making it easier for new people to enter the workforce. many people are invested in getting out ahead of this problem and making the often lonely and difficult job more attractive. a driver's union recently won a battle with the government and drivers will no longer be required to load or unload their trucks. the government is also looking at ways to attract not only more women, but more young people. both groups are under represented in the industry, but as more drivers retire every year, this fast moving problem has no speed bumps in sight. while the pandemic has brought tough times for the global fashion industry, consumers confined to their home spend less money on clothes, on, sheltered shops, couldn't sell them. anyway. fashion designers have also been struggling

they are going to stun southern pakistan. concern is growing and spain over the number of people moving away from small towns. it's let to a movement aimed at pressuring the government to offer better services. and sir, in such areas to attract families in touch of a name visited prompt to contact in the catalonia region. oh, wanted people to relocate to the picture of the town of pratt the comp done population 183 traffic and pollution for mountain fresh air crowded classrooms for a school of 9 students. there is no hospital police or fire department and forget about a 5 g network when virginia benham, who responded to an advertisement to move here, she was lured by the job of managing this 9 room, hostile she and her 7 year old daughter love arrived in january i recall on liver thing male was i lived in big city and foam is the 1st time that her i'm very happy i may be because it was my to him. may i'm feeling good. hey, i don't know, but i hope it will be so many else. love can roam and play in the village without the safety concerns of a city. but she also has fewer playmates and a

i'm pretty sure people from all over spain of florida. yeah, i think it's everywhere about the lucito into you from the region of kentoria on the north coast and on the lucy and the south. all the way to the canary islands, off the african coast, and order those spark celebrations by the lucky winners. and what does it feel like to win one of the many they prizes. i don't know where the my haven't processed it yet. oh, i was in the mountains with the dogs and i came here because i received a call. my wife didn't believe it. she began to scream, turned the t v on look for the number and checked that it was correct. we're just not used to winning anything with that one on a sheraton. and i'm really happy and how many people have won a prize? well, that's almost impossible to know because if the complexity of the dural but a total of 2400000000 euros was given away in prizes both big and small, in the centuries old and world's richest christmas lottery drop is here. oh, i mean with me about surprise christmas is a, let's had to be a spanish

in spain is just 2 and a half percent according to government data. in the last 20 years, the rental market has only grown because of a lack of jobs and low wages. the brookings institution estimates the government needs to provide at least one and a half 1000000 rental homes to low income earners. the kind of lunar region which includes barcelona, implemented a rent control policy last year. the 1st in spain, the conservative popular party is now challenging it in court. the city is in the process of building $8000.00 affordable rental homes and forging public private partnerships to build more. i think i'm in good and that we have to bear in mind that 40 percent of people in barcelona renting, let's think about young people who have normal jobs and can't afford to pay market price housing that so it's a structural problem and doesn't affect only a specific sector of the population, the tenants union of catalonia says, decades of feeling to provide affordable housing has altered spanish society. i think it is mostly breaking relationships in neighbor

kasia: that is france, let's turn to spain. the country is requiring everyone to wear outdoors again today. >> the government tomorrow is expected to approve the reintroduction of the mandatory use of face masks when you are outside in the streets. that is a measure that was previously in place until june of this yr. that it was lifted from the summer onwards. it is a measure that was previously put in place, reintroduced. if you walk around most towns and cities in spain at the moment including madrid, most wear masks anyways on the streets, so that is not seen as a major intervention by the government. at the moment, we are told about half of the ok's being reported are omicron. that is a number which has risen extremely sharply over the last few days. just a week ago, that percentage was down below 5% or so. it has been an extremely sharp rise. kasia: israel has become the first country to offer a fourth covid vaccine as it prepares for a rise in infection rates driven by omicron. it will be offered first to people over the

in spain they have paved the way for a nighttime curfew. buaria, where vaccination rates are low, the government introduced financial incentives for people to get the jab. omicron is already causing cases to rise and there are concerns that for much of europe many of the measures might be too little, too late. our european correspondent has more. >> a festive message to spaniards this year, wear our mask, even outside. governments are issuing health warnings rather than glad tidings across europe. at a time when families come together, the advice is to keep your distance. belgium is inviting children as young as five to get vaccinated. covid cases have been falling for 10 days but cinemas and theaters are set to close, pubs will stay open. >> it's really a political choice. it is not really supported by the scientific. >> i feel like there are rules, but no one really cares. >> it sad that all the nightclubs are closing. >> exhausted doctors and nurses pleading with the public to follow the rules. >> the measures have their effect and commi

s. denmark, spain. so i think um army con will become the predominant variant and lesser or until another variant comes along or that leads me beautifully to my next question is how long will cove it go on developing more new variance? it's hard to say, viruses seek to evade immunity. they are to seek to, to survive. so while there's a lot of virus around, you know, in countries in the community, they'll be mutations and then one variant may emerge and the factors are right, it can start to spread and start to spread extensively. so that's why i think that the precautions to control measures that are being put in place now during the winter holiday in western europe just before new years, really needed to be put in a bit earlier. when the warning signs were there already in november that there was a new variant or simply that we new cases would go up because people are inside more because there's poor ventilation. so the abuto has called for 70 percent of the world to be vaccinated by july. i hope we ca

there are 10015000 or 20000 truck drivers missing in spain. that's nothing. now. in 10 or 12 years there will be more missing because if the average age of a truck driver in spain today is 50 or 52 years in 10 years, there will be none because there is no generational replacement. they are not making it easier for new people to enter the workforce. many people are invested in getting out ahead of this problem and making the often lonely and difficult job more attractive. a driver's union recently won a battle with the government and drivers will no longer be required to load or unload their trucks. the government is also looking at ways to attract not only more women, but more young people. both groups are under represented in the industry, but as more drivers retire every year, this fast moving problem has no speed bumps in sight. while the pandemic has brought tough times for the global fashion industry, consumers confined to their home spend less money on clothes, on, shuttered, shops couldn't sell them anyway. fashion designers have also been struggling with l

so here are the views from spain, poland, france, and china. well, looking at her, i figure of new infections, a lot of people that probably unfortunately spend christmas instead of isolation or even with a covert symptoms or wherever you look at you, you're about people being tested, positive, even in my own family, there have been some positive for cases recently the, the rest of the spaniards. so they will probably be quite confused because they got a lot of mixed messages from, from the government and from the authorities to there have been some restrictions for example, concerning the number of people in restaurants. but to be honest to this, have been really soft in comparison to other countries. and even experts who give advice to the government as said they are not being taken seriously by the government and the government doesn't hear what they say. so and to be honest, they, there has not been much being made ah, to make the situation better. and remember there are a little bit more than the house of the people in poland to lee lexi n

many also complain about like of recognition nurses in spain, especially dissatisfied, hundreds of them were recruited to help out during the height of the pandemic, only to find themselves jobless again, when the infection numbers dropped. they were informed by text message until that a, if that the boy they come, i found this way of informing people about their dismissal, really inappropriate. they can find that and it shows 0 respect for those who gave their role. during the pandemic bellow a could have a higher lapierre grunfeld what we've got is locally, we're desperately needed to keep the system working. and now it seems like they're just staff who are disposable. that when i'm on it, i ask them all, but shall i lose? how did the data but the importance of having enough health care professionals is now clear to many countries, especially as the pandemic continues. spain has also changed and must go currently putting in a lot of effort to create more permanent positions and ensure that fewer staff have to work in unsafe conditions as history. we hope the situation will continue to

in spain, you don't have to be traveling far to face disruptions to everyday life. just stepping outside your front door now means having to wear a mask. the prime minister announced the decision after 2 consecutive records in daily cases. it's come as an unwelcome surprise to many wears when the more when we got off the train and i saw everyone wearing their mask, i remembered that it was the 1st day of the mandates and i thought what a drag again with the mask. it's a bit suffocating, a bit claustrophobic. i'm not very happy where we go? no, nothing. we're gonna linda gala. though it may not be the coven free christmas that so many had hoped for people a doing their best to make sure some of the festive spirit remains. and earlier we talked to dr. eric fargo ding in washington dc. he was one of the 1st us medical professionals to raise the alarm about the corona virus way back in january 2020. and we asked him whether he agrees with the epidemiologists who are saying that our micron is more transmissible, but less deadly than alpha betia. and the delta variance, t