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its been marked with events across the country. on this day, in 972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london. dairy, also known as dairy, and the consequences can still be felt today. these people are commemorating one of the darkest chapters of the north northern conflict, one that unfolded 5 decades ago. today. thousands of mostly catholic processes had gathered for a rally against a new law, allowing imprisonment without trial. british troops were deployed to block the marches of to you, started throwing bottles and stones. soldiers responded with tear gas rubber, bullets, and water cannon de paratroopers, also open fi with live rounds, shooting at the marches off. less than half an hour of shooting. 13 marches were dead with over it does more injured. the 14th which succumb to their wounds. months later the soldiers claimed their talk did gunman and bon throw us a government inquiry support to the armies account that was planned as a whitewash. only in 2010 would a 2nd inquire repo

also coming up solemn tribute during these parliament marks holocaust phone numbers stay with a special ceremony commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities to were murdered by the nazis during the 2nd world war. and germany's catholic church in crisis, the archbishop of munich demanding reckoning an before after report detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse, dating back decade ah, on layla. how thank you very much for your company. we begin our coverage with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato. and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops, honest border with ukraine. fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine, an army has been fighting rush and back separatists in the countries east for more than 7 years now. but

a scandal that reaches far beyond germany the german parliament has marked holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony including tributes of victims and witness testimony. remembrance day marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the auschwitz extermination camp. 11000000 men, women and children, including 6000000 jews were murdered in the holocaust. she survived the delays inch dot concentration camp, which she entered with her parents when she was just 7 years old. 20 members of english, alabama, as family were killed by the nazi regime. she endured horrible conditions and delays inch that for 3 years and was bedridden for, for more. such was the dire effect on her health. to day on holocaust memorial day, alabama warned the german buddhist tug that anti semitism is still alive. oh papa no. oh, and i still have very clear memories of that dark time mentioned o at time of terror and hate live the sadly this cancer has returned and hate of the jews has become commonplace again in many countries of the world, including germany. but neither this disease ha

but there's one big question mark, and that is p c r test capacities. because, you know, if the numbers are really going to spike as much as experts, fear they will in the coming weeks, then it is unsure whether that p c r testing capacity is sufficient. and so the bottom line is yes, authorities want to tackle the spread. but it's also kind of balanced balancing act to still keep critical infrastructure running, and also to still incentivize people to get their booster shot. right. and health experts are warning people that although kwan may be milder, it is not necessarily a mild disease. given that there could be lack of testing available, do you expect that we're going to see more measures restricting those who are unvaccinated? well, we do have to remember that the unvaccinated, you know, the life for the n vaccinated germany both publicly and privately, is almost as restrictive as a can be. and authorities are hoping that that will convince the remaining people who are not, who have not gotten their vaccine yet am to get vaccinated am. and if that

s. prepared to mark a fateful anniversary. one years since a mob storm the capital building in washington, the united states is divided. the what happens? we'll talk to an historian before coming up. russia says it's sending peacekeeping forces to catholics. dawn after deadly protests are demonstrated, sees public buildings and such fires in the largest city of massey. the unrest is triggered by a shocked increase in fuel prices. plus australia tells novak talk of it to leave. authorities revoke the visa of the world tennis number one following an uproar after he was given a medical exemption to play in the australian open without being vaccinated against coven 19. ah! i'm will. i was like, i will welcome to the program. the united states is preparing to mark the anniversary of the january 6th 2021 civil unrest in washington. one year ago, a mob stole the capital building as lawmakers within down the process of declaring joe biden, the winner of the presidential election. this came after fiery speech by president donald trump

the german parliament has marked holocaust. remember and stay with a special ceremony including tributes to victims and witness testimony. remembrance day marks the liberation, 77 years ago of the outfits extermination camp. 11000000 men, women and children were murdered. she survived the delays inch dot concentration camp, which she entered with her parents when she was just 7 years old. 20 members of english, our back has family, were killed by the nazi regime. she endured horrible conditions, antilles inch that for 3 years and was bedridden for, for more. such was the dire effect on her health. to day on holocaust memorial day, alabama warned the german boone, this tug that anti semitism is still alive. oh papa no. oh, and i still have very clear memories of that don't time mention o at time of terror and hate live the sadly this cancer has returned and hate of the jews has become commonplace again, in many countries of the world including germany, people this disease has to be cured as quickly as possible. emer, your high u

vladimir putin has been in length, the telephone discussions with his cause, a counterpart causing your mark to chi of this comes after russia sent thousands of troops to help put down civil unrest in cossacks done. authority say they've regained control over the largest city following to kai of orders to shoot to kill protesters are mattie was at the central flash point during during days a violent protest in which dozens were killed, and many more were arrested. o mattie ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit kazakstan in 30 years. president to chi if told cassock security forces they could shoot to kill, opening the door for a dramatic escalation in the crackdown on protesters corner carries the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down the arms. they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever does not surrender will be eliminated. the kremlin has heated president psychiatry calls for assistance and sent more than 2000 troops to help protect the fire on russia's doorstep. but t

mark devices are embedded in our daily lives tracking our every move. oh, we headed to a futuristic utopia, poor but digitize nightmare. the internet of everything starts january 17th on d, w. ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin 1st wild, far than heavy snow. parts of the american state of colorado are devastated by eerily opposing conditions. hundreds of people have been left homeless to search for the missing is under way. also coming up. mysterious person crosses south korea's heavily fortified border into north korea. we'll look at how they did it and was behind this apparent defection. and france takes the reins of the european union for the next 6 months. the government in paris is under pressure, as coven, 19 cases, surge of elections spring. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. hundreds of people have been left homeless and the american state of colorado. after gale force winds, fueled wild fires that tore through to communities outside the city of boulder. fires destroyed a 1000 homes but were put out in large part by heavy snowfal

the german parliament has marked holocaust. remember and stay with a special ceremony including tributes to victims, witness testimony and music. ah . one of the guest speakers was 87 year old holocaust survivor in ga, alabama. she described her traumatic childhood into daisy and stud concentration camp and urge unity in the face of hatred. the speaker of the israeli parliament also address lawmakers, remembrance day marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the auschwitz concentration camp. millions of jews and other minorities were murdered in the holocaust. d. w met with a survivor held in germany's back in belgium camp. she endured unspeakable horrors, but remains determined to bear witness. i do want to warn you that our next report contains some graphic images. the 1st thing that hit us was the smog and the smell. there was a terrible smell. and then you through that smoke, you saw people and then people by the really skeletons and, and the shuffling along, lugs, zombies, and thou shuffle along and

ok w's mark meadows and we w sports. thanks so much. let's check the latest news on the pandemic now. germany has reported more than 12500 new corona virus cases in the last 24 hours. that's over 2400 more than a week ago. actual figures may in fact be higher as over the holidays, people get tested less frequently. england says new restrictions on socializing and events will only be introduced as a last resort. northern ireland, scotland and wales have all rolled out new rules limiting gatherings as the on a chronic, very fuels, a nationwide search. and here in europe where the epidemic is currently at its worst, we've passed the milestone of $100000000.00 cases identified since the virus emerged in december 2019 more than a 3rd of the total cases worldwide. in russia, the new year marks the beginning of a holiday season with christmas coming out a week later. and people have been celebrating without major corona virus restrictions. despite a surgeon case numbers, there are plenty of public attractions to keep the mood positive, includi

s. marks a faithful anniversary one year since a mob stormed the capital building in washington. the u. s. is divided over what actually happened? ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. police and cars extends largest city al mahdi tell state media that dozens of protesters have killed in what they call an attempt to storm administrative buildings and police stations. they now say that several police officers were also killed. kaz extends president, has reached out to neighboring russia for help. and russia is now leading an alliance of former soviet states in dispatching what they are calling peacekeeping forces. now the protests were sparked by soaring fuel prices and are now in their 5th day. ah, this eye witness footage gives some idea at the level of unrest continuing through the night in kazakhstan, looting, and an attempt to break into a local bank. after skirmishes with security forces, a rush of lead military alliance as now agreed to dispatch so called peacekeeping forces to catholic storm. after the countries president asked for help in controlling the protests.

welcome mark i. let's talk about buyer munich. first. lead leaders. how many cases to that? well, it says he 5 in total, it's manual lawyer, the captain and goalkeeper. he was coming back from the mold eaves. kinsey common was coming back from dubai. we have content to lee, so he was back in his native france for the holiday period with omar richards, the english defend, and also the assistant coach dino top middle. now the wonders eager has been on a 3 week break. it starts again on friday when by an adieu to face, mentioned glad back. we don't exactly know how many of these players will be out. we assume all of them, but we don't know what states are at with infection and quarantine, obviously by and do have a big squad. so at the moment the game isn't in doubt. but they've moved the start of training back to to morrow from today. and yet a little bit of chaos now in the book. these are, these aren't the 1st buyer cases, right? no, indeed. i mean, before we had the coach eulu now guzman, he missed 2 weeks of the season, had to do his coaching from home. obviously the most

a solemn tribute germany parliament marks holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities who were murdered by the nazis during the 2nd world war. and it's often called the world's largest annual human migration. but this year travel in china had a lunar new year is again impacted by covet restrictions. we'll have an update from beijing ah. 2 i'm soon he's almost gone to thank you for joining us. we start with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops on its border with ukraine, fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine and army has been fighting rush them back separatists in the countries east for more than 7 years now. but their story in

in sundays, final report by mark meadows mark is with me here on the set, he is unstoppable. he is, i mean he didn't actually start for him very well. the build up to this is showing open a title or attempt because he actually got cove it back in december. but he was vaccinated . own like no joke of it. you was sent home because he wasn't so he managed to recover in time. the natal and he's been superb during during the whole tournament . i mean, it probably said the young guys coming guys of probably got the games to match him now, but they haven't quite got his will to when they haven't got his knowledge of how to do. and the chips are down. and you know, is an incessant from the baseline, just keeps on hitting it. and you just know at some point, the other guy's going to make the mistake before him is not like he sit in so many amazing winners. he just like a metronome. it's incredible. now he faces daniel medford. yes, i mean, what is it his chances against the russian? i think of every one in the drawer given fetter is not their joke of it in their lives. probably got th

ah, mark devices are embedded in our daily lives tracking our every move. are we headed to a futuristic utopia, poor but digitize nightmare? the internet of every thing start january 17th on d, w. ah, ah. ah . this is a dw news live from berlin, south africa bids farewell to an anti apartheid hero. you're looking at live pictures from cape town where president seal roma poster is delivering the eulogy funeral. archbishop desmond tutu. 22 was awarded the nobel peace prize for combating white minority rule. it was called the moral conscience of his country. also coming up around the world concerts, light shows, and fireworks hick off the new year. new york welcomes 2022 with his annual ball drop on times square. and unlike the previous year, thousands of people joined in the fun. and he said they're hoping for a better state of affairs in the year ahead. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. south africa is saying good bye to the last great hero of the struggle against apartheid. as the funeral for archbishop desmond tutu is held. over the past week, s

s. marks of fateful anniversary . one year since a mob stormed the capital building in washington and america remains divided over what really happened. asked me issue, mr. joker, the rules are rules and there are no special cases tennis star novak joke of, it is sent to a detention hotel after his entry to australia is blocked. the world's top layer challenges moves to deport him over a visa and mix up ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. police in cars expands largest city armada . tell save media that dozens of protesters have been killed in what they call an attempt to storm administrative buildings and police stations. they say several police officers were also killed, cause extends president has reached out to neighboring russia for help. after describing the demonstrators as quote terrorists, russia is now leading in alliance of former soviet states in sending what they call peacekeeping forces. the 1st protests were sparked by soaring fuel prices and are now in their 5th day. ah, this eye witness foota

s. prepared to mark a faithful anniversary, one years as a mob storm the capital building in washington, the united states is divided over what actually happened. also coming up, russia says it's sending peacekeeping forces to cast x down off the deadly protests . armed demonstrators seized public buildings and set fires in the largest city, our marty, the unrest is triggered by a shop increase in fuel prices. class australia tells novak stroke of h to li authorities for both the visa of the world tennis number one, following an uproar after he was given a medical exemption to play in the australian open without being vaccinated against covert 19. ah, i'm will. i was like a warm welcome to the program. the united states is preparing to mark the anniversary of the january 6th 2021 civil unrest in washington, d. c. one year ago, a mob storm the capital building as lawmakers within began the process of declaring joe biden, the winner of the presidential election. this came after a fiery speech by president donald trump alleging electro fraud and urging people to march to the capital to in

the german parliament has marked holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony including tributes to victims and witness testimony. remembrance day marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the auschwitz, extermination camp. 11000000 men, women, and children, including 6000000 jews, were murdered in the holocaust. she survived the delays and stout concentration camp, which she entered with her parents when she was just 7 years old. 20 members of english, our back has family, were killed by the nazi regime. she endured horrible conditions, antilles inch that for 3 years and was bedridden for for more such was the dire effect on her health. to day on holocaust memorial day, i will buy her warned the german boon this tug that anti semitism is still alive. oh, no. oh, and i still have very clear memories of that don't time mention o at time of terror and hate like the sadly this cancer has returned and hate of the jews has become commonplace again, in many countries of the world including germany. this disease has to be cured as quickly as possible. you can hi

s. president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the u. s. little one. a violent mob of trump supporters attempted to stop the certification of the 2020 election results and biden's. when in his speech, the president sought to lay out the truth of what happened that day. a year on many trumps porters continued to spread a false narratives about the attack. and many republican lawmakers still refused to acknowledge that president by the one the election. he said that american democracy was under threats as long as that discord remained. he also had a scathing assessment of his predecessor, who he said, set the state for the attack by continuously sewing doubt about the 2020 election. the former president, united states of america, has created spread a web of lies. but the $21.00 election he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest is more important than his country's interest and america centers. and because his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution, he can accept he lost p. w. 's

the storm left its mark on mountain tops, major cities all the way to the coastal regions. the storm system known as nadia in germany hit the north sea coast with spectacular force wind gusts of more than a 100 kilometers an hour combined with a tidal surge to push hard. but it couldn't keep on lucas away bombs. and it's amazing that kind of power nature has while coastal areas were lifted, batted and water loved by the rising tide. further inland, the emergency service workers were left to deal with the downs trees. while services were halted in many places around berlin in need by brandenburg one man died after being hit by a falling election poster. as the storm moved east and towards the higher elevations on germany's border with the chick republic, the winds. power remained but wore an eerie white cloak of snow. warnings of hurricane force winds lived up to all expect haitians. only those with a job to do, we're brave enough to get out and make tracks as germans stayed battened down to get through the night with storm nadia. let's get a round up now of some other stori

and how about a quick tour of some other places around the world that have been marking the new year zealand was of course, one of the 1st it's traditional firework show was cancelled also because of the panoramic. but it illuminated auckland landmarks with thousands of light fireworks to be seen elsewhere, such as in thailand. capital bangkok lit up the skies with those fireworks. and they were made from traditional ty sticky, but also in hong kong fireworks display in victoria harbor, accompanied by music from the city philharmonic orchestra. and in moscow, red square got a little bit redder as fireworks exploded. overhead. dw correspondence around the world are also marking the new year by looking ahead to issues that we can expect to w africa correspondent, fred mooney, share some insight into where african countries will be placing their focus as 2020 to get underway. they night. the nation is predicting that nearly 300000000 people in the world will need your money in 2020, to more than half of that number, africans in your area. so. so don, nigeria, on this i have countries ph

a northern ireland is marking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre with events across the nation. on this day and 972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london dairy, also known as dairy. the british government issued a formal apology, but no one has faced trial over the killings. the east coast of the united states has plunged into a deep freeze as a major winter storm has left several states. snowden and their coastline flooded. plunging temperatures, threatened tens of thousands of people, still living without electricity and heat. severe weather alerts were issued across the region of around 70000000 people. it's a snowfall to remember. a ferocious winter storm dumped more than 80 centimeters of snow in parts of the northeastern united states. winds whipped up the white stuff at speed of 112 kilometers per hour. cocooning the region creating dangerous white out conditions. well, what are nasty out? and i guess we would want to be driving, so it's most to be able to walk. as through these huge snow tessa and pretty tough conditions

you could clearly see where he marked that he hadn't traveled. so this is more of a public exercise coming out today and trying to, trying to get on the front foot where again, he's found himself on the back. so he's, he's come clean if you like, all that, he did blame his agent for the mistake saying a member of his team and his agent is truly sorry for the human error. so in a sense, not really taking ownership of that. and you also alluded to the inconsistencies around, he's kind of 19 result, the positive result which, which he received when he was back in europe. and then there's these images of him attending a kids function and other things during that period when he supposedly infectious. and when exactly did he get that kind of 19 result, that doesn't a huge amount on his these replication, but it's not, doesn't look good. the joke of it, certainly the travel document era does. and of course, the original kind of 19 infection in the last 6 months, which the government still hasn't tested as to whether that would also be cancelling. it wil

mark, let's start with buying and the positive cases and that the club is, is dealing with. yes, i mean there's, there's 5 actually oversee manual lawyer, the captain and coach. he's picked it up, flying back from the mold eaves on holiday kings. he coma was in dubai. he's come back, positive count on to lisa was in his native france, you've got the english sher defender, omar richard's, and also assistant coach deal talk molar all positive. now the bonus has been in a 3 week break is due to resume on friday with by and facing. glad back. ah, we assume the game's going to go ahead at this stage of as he by and have a big squad. we don't actually know that these players are definitely out of the game because we don't know what situation are in terms of a quarantine or how long they've been infected. but it's fair to assume some of them are gonna miss the game, at least, and these aren't even the 1st cases. i another indeed, i mean we had mueller now guzman, the coach, he missed 2 weeks because of covey was basically coaching from home of the famous one as usual, kimmy who did

lives in prison with no chance of parole by all in parents commemoration events took place today to mark the 7th anniversary of the 2015 terrorist attacks. islam has gunman killed at 17 people over the course of 3 days, including journalists at the french satirical magazine, charlie abdel, the highest volcano in the galapagos islands had started spewing lava and clouds of ash ecuador. geo physical institute says there's no immediate danger to people there. the volcano last a rugged 6 years ago. the groundbreaking actor, sidney potty, yay! has died at the age of $94.00. he was the 1st black person to win an oscar for best actor. back in 1963 for the film lilies of the field. he inspired an entire generation in the 1960 s during the civil rights era with roles crossing the racial divide. after decades in the public guy quasi a received the u. s. presidential, middle of freedom from president brock, obama, back in 2000. and now my colleague david levitt is here now from our culture desk to talk about this. i mean there's so much to talk about when we're talking about sydney plot. what will

4 people across scandinavia. northern germany, brutal winds were a feature of a storm that left its mark on mountain tops, major cities and all the way to coastal regions to the storm system known as nadia in germany. hit the north sea coast with spectacular force wind gusts of more than a 100 kilometers an hour combined with a tidal surge to push hard. but it couldn't keep on look is away bombs. and it's amazing that kind of power nature has while coastal areas were lifted, batted and water loved by the rising tide. further inland, the emergency service workers were left to deal with the downs trees. while services were halted in many places around berlin in knee by brandenburg, one man died after being hit by a falling election poster. as the storm moved east and towards the higher elevations on germany's border with the chick republic, the winds power remained but wore an eerie white cloak of snow. mornings of hurricane force winds lived up to all expectations. only those with a job to do, we're brave enough to get out and make tracks as germans stayed batten's down to get through the

after his victory the us open in september, this year's competition was marked by the deportation of the unvaccinated tennis star novak and geography. and deed of you sports. chris harrington is with me now to talk about this men's final. so is raw, found the dal about to make history? you know, i think potentially he can, he's trying to separate himself from the big 3. roger federer, novak joke of it. it's really the come back story. nick, you know, he's 35 years old. he's been dealing with foot issues. he had cove it in december. he's as happy to be there. it's only a 2nd australia, an open file. last one was 2009. so, you know, i think everything's in alignment for this historical achievement to take place. it's all within his grasp, and he's facing auto against dale mid that of who has a tradition of stopping people, right. who are about to establish grand slam records? is he going to do it again? what he's known as the giant slayer? you know, interesting robin of what nador acknowledges. he's the most toughest opponent in this tournament. obviously at the pinnacle. so it makes i

the storm left its mark on mountain tops, major cities all the way to the coastal regions. the storm system known as nadia in germany hit the north sea coast with spectacular force wind gusts of more than a 100 kilometers an hour combined with a tidal surge to push hard but it couldn't keep on look is away bombs. and it's amazing that kind of power nature has while coastal areas were lifted, batted and water loved by the rising tide. further inland emergency service workers were left to deal with the down trees. while services were halted in many places around berlin in nearby brandenburg, one man died after being hit by a falling election poster. as the storm moved east and towards the higher elevations on germany's border with the chick republic, the winds. power remained but wore an eerie white cloak of snow. warnings of hurricane force winds lived up to all expect haitians. only those with a job to do, we're brave enough to get out and make tracks as germans stayed battened down to get through the night with storm nadia. that's going to round up now. some of the other s

let's get more from mark scott rocks brought from a d. w culture. welcome scott's, or what do you make of this decision to hold this event in person? yeah, ah hi. so i'm it's, it's a complicated thing. i mean i'm, i'm glad to be able to go to the film festival in person. again, the chairman, anything that gets me out of my house in the these days is great. but as you said, it is a bit unusual. i mean, most the big film events of because of this new wave of, of omni cron cromwell corona, virus infections have been, have been cancelled or put online. the golden globes was held behind closed doors. the upcoming sundance film festival will be online only, but berlin have decided to take the risk and do an in person a festival. the timing has to be said isn't the best. um, we just seen a record number of cobra infections in germany. and the german health minister is actually said that he expects the, the peak of this new omnicom wave to be in germany in mid february, which put a right in the middle of the berlin, a film festival. i'm so we'll have to see

also coming up on the anniversary of the liberation of germany, prevalent marks, holocaust remember and stay with a solemn tribute commemorating millions of jews and other minorities murdered and no more masks no more restrictions. the spying record infection rates and the rapid spread of an arm across some variant denmark is getting ready to drop. all call with cur. ah, i'm to call for at least you walk on to the show. the united states has asked about the one security council made publicly on monday to discuss rush us military build up along the ukrainian border. in a written statement, he went ambassador linda thomas greenfield, called russia's behavior, quote, a clear threat to international peace and security. in recent weeks, russia has mass, some 100000 troops near as border were here, green russian military drills on the border with ukraine. these are the scenes keeping the west on its toes. yet russia has repeatedly said it has no intention of invading ukraine. and that even the thought of war between the 2 nations was unacceptable. a position also echoed by residence in the st

now, as the 2 countries marked 50 years of time, germany's new coalition government has a different player and groundbreaking actor, sidney potty, yay! has done. he was the 1st black person to win an oscar for best actor. he went on to inspire an entire generation. ah, ah, i'm brent golf. it's good to have you with us on this friday to night orders to shoot 1st ask questions later. how's exxon's president has authorized security forces there to open fire on protesters without warning? president cassim jo mart talk, are you saying that the state will fight to the end against what he calls bandits, terrorists and militants? days of violent protests in the central asian nation have seen dozens killed and thousands arrested. at the president's request, russia is leading a force of peacekeepers from former soviet republics. to help put down the unrest observer, say, authorities now appear to have regained control of the big city in the country. almighty ah, the streets of a mud guard from the worst violence to hit the country in 30 years. cossack stones, largest city has become graham cyril in

also coming up with germany, marks holocaust remembered. stay with the ceremony in millions of jews and other minorities were murdered during world war 2. in nazi run, did caps, accountability of the catholic clergy, sex abuse scandal in the city. a recent report for former post vanity for filing to take action against pitfall, priest. while he was the archbishop and the 7 time champions of the africa cup of nations. no, just to, to turn to when it's all on the line. my salad, the liverpool star helped agent move through the quarter finals of africa's biggest football awe. i'm anthony, how this could have you with us? russia says it will consider an offer from the us for more dialogue over the ukraine crisis, but insists its views have been disregarded. the u. s. a. nato had formerly rejected moscow. sweeping security demands refusing, among other things to rule out future night membership. if you crime in recent wakes, russia has masked some 100000 troops near its border with ukraine stirring fees of an attack. a military exercise on the u

s. marks of fateful anniversary one year since a mob stormed the capital building in washington. thank u. s. is divided over what actually happened. plus from warriors to police officers, the young recruits of the taliban discover it is not easy to transition from waging war to secure a i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. police in catholic sands, largest city almighty tell state media that dozens of protesters have been killed in what they call an attempt to storm administrative buildings and police stations . they say that several police officers were also killed. cassock stands president has reached out to neighboring russia for help. after describing the demonstrators as terrorist, russia is now leading an alliance, a former soviet states in sending what they call peacekeeping forces. the 1st protests were sparked by soaring full fuel prices and are now in their 5th day. ah, this eye witness footage gives some idea at the level of unrest continuing through the night in kazakhstan, looting, and an attempt to break into a local bank. after skirmishes with security forces,

yes, president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the u. s. capital, when a violent mob of trump support is attempted to stop the certification of the 2020 inaction results and bivens. when in his speech the president saw to loud the truth of what happened that day. i hear many trump supporters continue to spread a false narratives about the attack and many republican lawmakers refused to acknowledge that president by one the election. he said that american democracy is under threat as long as this discord remains. you also had a very frank assessment of his predecessor, who he said, set the stage for the attack by continuously sewing doubt about the 2020 election. he's not just a former president. he's a defeated former president. defeated by a margin over 7000000 of your votes and bringing the w is a brute washington bureau chief, an innocent pole, and reporter william blue cross the both of whom were with me here in the studio as the events of a year ago unfolded. let's start with the u. s. so we had president biden s speaking to the nat

s. marks fateful anniversary one year since a mob storms. the capital building in washington, the u. s. is divided over what actually happened. ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. lease in cars extends the largest city al mahdi tell state media that dozens of protesters have been killed in what they call an attempt to storm administrative buildings and police stations. they say several police officers were also killed and cassock. sounds president has described the demonstrators has terrorists and has reached out to neighboring russia for help. russia is now leading in alliance of former soviet states, in dispatching what they call peacekeeping forces, including paratroopers. and the 1st protesters protests were sparked by storing soaring fuel prices. and are now in their 5th day, ah, this eye witness footage gives some idea at the level of unrest continuing through the night in kazakhstan, looting, and an attempt to break into a local bank. after skirmishes with security forces, a rush lead military alliance has now agreed to disp

yes, president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the u. s. capital. the violent mob of trump support is attempted to stop the certification of the 2020 election results and biden's. when in his speech the president sought to land, the truth of what happened that day. a year on many trumps supports us continue to spread false narratives about the attack. many republican lawmakers still refused to acknowledge that president biden won the 2020 election. president said that american democracy was under threats as long as that discord remained. he also had a scathing assessment of his predecessor, who he said, had set the stage for the attack by continuously sewing doubt about the 2020 election. the former president, united states of america, has created spread a web of wise. but the $21.00 election he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest is more important than his country's interest than america's interest. and because his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution, he can't accept.

as president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the west capital, when a violent mob of trump support has tried to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election a year to the day since those shocking events bought and launched. an outspoken attack on the writers and on his predecessor, donald trump, who he said, set the stage for the attack by continuously selling doubt about the result of the 2020 election tied to security. for a dark anniversary, american leaders monkey day of remembrance at capitol hill, exactly one year after riotous storm, the building supporters of former president donald trump had sought to overturn the election result. after the former president made false claims of election fraud. we fight like hell. one year on president biden condemned the riotous and their attempts to undermine american democracy. in a more is prison. they fail on this day. remember, insurance, make sure that such attack never never happens again for the 1st, but he focused his strongest words on one target. in particular, not form a president, mcdonald trum

and resolving the price is also coming up on the anniversary and go liberation of germany. parliament marks holocaust remembrance day with a solemn tribute commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities ordered by the nazis and china. as biggest holiday is often called the world's largest annual human migration, but for the 3rd time now go with fears are promising to put a damper on the celebrations of the lunar new here. ah, i'm nichol from welcome to the show. the united states has asked un security council meet publicly on monday to discuss rushes, military buildup along the ukrainian border, and a written statement to un ambassador linda thomas green field called russia's behavior, a clear threat to international peace and security. in recent weeks, russia has mass, some 100000 troops near its border with ukraine. oh gosh, and military drills on the border with ukraine. these are the scenes keeping the west on its toes. yet, russia has repeatedly said it has no intention of invading ukraine. and that even the thought of war between the 2 nations was unacceptable. a position als

but he also defended his achievements so far. morrow will mark one year since i took office. it's been year of challenges, but it's also been a year of enormous progress. we wiped from 2000000 people being vaccinated at them moment. i was sworn in to 210000000 americans being fully vaccinated. today. we created 6000000 new jobs, more jobs in one year than any time before. for more now, i'm joined by w. washington bureau chief in his poll in us. it's got good. have you with us, so biden just wrapped up his address, reflecting on the 1st year in office. so what stood out to you it was actually our sending that the press conference took of one and one hour and 45 minutes. that's a long time. so he probably really wanted to prove that he has the stamina to take questions for that a big amount of time. so one of the main goals of this whole conference was, in my opinion, the shift to shift the blame for his failure. i to the republicans, he repeated the rhetorical question over and over again. what are they, the republican lawmakers for? they are only against my agenda, but what d

the german parliament has marked holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony including tributes to victims and witness testimony. remembrance day marks the day more than 75 years ago and soviet troops liberated the our switch, extermination camp. 11000000 men, women and children, including 6000000 jews, were murdered in the holocaust. she survived the delay, the inch that concentration camp, which she entered with her parents when she was just 7 years old. 20 members of india, our back has family, were killed by the nazi regime. she endured horrible conditions and delays. inch that for 3 years. it was bedridden for for more, such was the dire effect on her health. to day on holocaust memorial day, alabama worn, the german buddhist tug that anti semitism is still alive while we are having no, i still have very clear memories of that dark time at time of terror and hate. sadly this cancer has returned and hate of the jews has become commonplace again, in many countries of the world including germany. this disease has to be eradicated, these like as swiftly as possible. the workmen

you could clearly see where he'd mark that he hadn't travel . so this is more of a public exercise coming out today and trying to, trying to get on the front foot where again, he's found himself on the back. so he's, he's come clean if you like. although he did blame, he's agent for the mistake saying a member of his team and his agent is truly sorry for the human error. so in a sense, not really taking ownership of that. and you also alluded to the inconsistencies around his kind of 19 result. the positive result which, which he received when he was back in europe, and then there's these images of him attending a kid's function and other things during that period when he supposedly infectious . and when exactly did he get that kind of 19 result. that doesn't a huge amount on his, these replication, but it's not, doesn't look good. the joke of it, certainly the travel document era does. and of course, the original kind of 19 infection in the last 6 months, which the government still hasn't tested as to whether that would also be cancelling. it w

to tell us more about how the current virus is pummeling european football mark, let's start with by and the positive cases that the club is dealing with. yes, i mean is this far that the oversee manual noise, the captain and coach. he picked it up, flying back from the mold eaves on holiday kings. the coma was in dubai. he's come back. positive con, con to lisa was an he's native friends. you've got the english, defend omar richards and also assistant coves dino talk molar all positive. now, the one thing has been in a 3 week break is due to resume on friday with by and facing. glad back up. we assume the game's going to go ahead at this stage of as he by and have a big squad. we don't actually know that these play the definitely out of the game because we don't know what situation they're in, in terms of a quarantine or how long they've been infected. but it's fair to assume some of them are going to mr. game, at least. and these aren't even the 1st cases by and indeed, i mean we have union now, guzman, the coach, he missed 2 weeks because of kobe. he was basically coaching from ho

mark matters from d. w. school. one of the biggest voices in rock music has fallen silent. marvin lee at a better known as meat loaf has died at the age of 74. he sold more than 100000000 records in korea that spans 6 decades. so he is a look back at his life and vacancy. oh us sing a meat loaf died on thursday at the age of 74. i was finger whose real name was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st affected wider attention. as eddie in the rocky horror show it to be a music baby. oh no. now album back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hits followed, but his career suffered at times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. jim steinman, he was happiest on stage performing for his loyal and devoted fans. that's easy. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows. and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present then you can ever get. ah, now the big man of the rock ballad has gone. but the music lead

inconsistencies that were prevalent on his travel beforehand as to why he marked his trouble. pike is coming in, so it's complicated. med is a bit. we're expecting a decision now to morrow, but exactly what that looks like. it's really unclear just quickly. you know what happens if his visa is revoked again? was it's revoked again, then they will have to put him back in to detention and aim to deport him. but of course he has indicated through his legal team not publicly but his legal team has indicated that they would then challenge that decision. now, how it would play out over the weekend with the start of the strategy in living on monday would be extremely messy, but it would leave out to exactly what this last week or so it's been which has been a complete circus. so it looks like if, if the federal government does look, move to counselors, be that there would be then a legal challenge in court. and that would be very hard to judge exactly which way that we got the story continued. sorry, steve pier speaking to us. there from melbourne. thank you very much for sharing that update

tomorrow will mark one year since i took office. it's been year challenges, but it's also been a year, but norma's progress. we went from 2000000 people being vaccinated at the moment i was born in to 210000000 americans been fully vaccinated today. we created 6000000 new jobs war jobs in one year than any time before the year of challenges, but also progress. i asked our washington bureau chief in his pole. what biden's big plans are for the rest of his time in office. he really wants to ring through his bill bank better plan even so in this press conference today, he kind of insinuated that he would be willing to split some parts of it that he might be allowing that like some social spending topics are loaded on separately. also the vote on like protecting voting rights, but this is probably, this will be the 2 topics he will neck besides, obviously fighting co, 19 and the pandemic. he will focus on before the midterms because this is crucial for him if he loses the senate and maybe even the house that makes him a lame doc for the

s. brokered accord in 2020 of northern ireland is marking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre with events across the nation. on this day, in 972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london dairy, also known as dairy. the british government issued a formal apology, but no one has faced trial over the killings. to portugal now were poles have closed as snap parliamentary election. the early elections were called after a political stalemate over spending brought down the minority socialist government . initial projections show incumbent prime minister, antonio costa and his socialist party, slightly ahead of the centre, right. p as d, for many people in western european poorest country, the fight against the cove at 19 pandemic remains the most important issue. and for more, let's bring in our correspondent yon phillip shots who is covering the selection for us from lisbon. young philip prime minister antonio costa had high hopes going into this election. now, looking at the projections, where would this preliminary result and these election

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pandemic, plus a rapturous birthday celebration in hamburg, whom the cities l philharmonic concert hall marks 5 years since it 1st opened its doors to the public . ah, i'm lylark. thank you so much for your company and we begin. we're breaking developments. the nato. russia talks. i have come to an end in brussels. tensions rise still on the ukrainian border. the meeting at nato's brussels headquarters is the 2nd stop in a diplomatic road show focused on the kremlin initial talks between us and russian officials on monday, ended in deadlock. both sides remain wedded to their starting positions. russia, pushing for written guarantees that there will be no more nato expansion towards the east nato. defending it's open door policy, which is defined sounds going into the talks with nato has a long and fraught history as did abuse. and we, sherwin reports a handshake that helped end the cold war, but left lingering resentment. back in the 19 ninety's soviet leader mikhail gorbachev allegedly got verbal guarantees from u. s. officials that nato would not expand towards the east, but they were never

the way he marked his job is coming in. so it's complicated. med is a bit. we're expecting a decision now tomorrow, but exactly what that looks like. it's really unclear. before we let you go, one of the biggest voices of the 19 sixty's has fallen silent. american singer ronnie spector has died of cancer. at the age of $78.00, she started in the sixty's as leader of the wellness. a group was perhaps best known for the classic be my baby. ah. one's better died at the age of 78. up next focus on europe, looking at turkey's economic crash on the effects on people like garbage workers on layla, iraq on behalf of all of us here. thank you very much for joining us with ah, ah, the only crisis in turkey is hitting them especially hard and raw, one of his temples, garbage collectors. every day he hunts for recyclables to receive a mere pittance in return. and now the recycling operation has an outsourced to large corporations at the worst possible time with disastrous consequences for emma focus on europe. next, on d, w o. and we'll get to the dark side where intell