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england move on to cape town for the second test on friday. over half of england's touring party have come down with this flu—like lurgy — as they've described it — since they've been in south africa. whilst head coach chris silverwood didn't blame the defeat on it, he conceded it didn't exactly help. now i have never been involved in the build—up to a game like this before when you are told on the morning that your players are falling over. yesterday joined josh showed a lot of courage and there are players showed a lot of courage and there a re players left showed a lot of courage and there are players left back at the hotel. what can you do to try and believe that your? is that possible? you don't want to take this blog on to cape town. i would like to leave it year. obviously the two guys i hear, they will come down to cape town with us just in case, because as you seem it has been very unpredictable with what is happening, but he medical staff are working very hard to make sure that those who are infected are quarantined and kept

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england move on to cape town for the second test on friday. so just how bad is this bug that's plagued their squad for the last week or so? players, coaches and support staff have all been affected — some needing to be quarantined at their hotel. head coach chris silverwood spoke with our correspondent jonathan agnew. now i have never been involved in the build—up to a game like this before when you are told on the morning that your players are falling over. yesterdayjoe and josh showed a lot of courage and there are players left back at the hotel. what can you do to try and leave that here? is that possible? you don't want to take this bug on to cape town. i would like to leave it year. i would like to leave it here. obviously the two guys i hear, they will come down to cape town with us just in case, because as you seem it has been very unpredictable with what is happening, but he medical staff are working very hard to make sure that those who are infected are quarantined and kept away from the healthy ones, which is a very difficult thi

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and for more on this i'm joined now by correspondent ellis fund gayle's in cape town it's good to see you has anything raised the urgency in particular in recent weeks with this crisis we know the world food program has issued a warning weeks ago i believe is this just getting worse or is there a particular thing that's happened. and it's getting worse and it comes out of the end of february through the program called peak hour hunger season so that's when they expect the need to be the most severe and by. now because we're funding to materialize food and somebody slates they basically need about 3 months so they also see that they seen one more shortages they've been monitoring markets in zimbabwe and say that top of the market only have me left which is the staple in in zimbabwe and then as you mentioned it's also on a report on top of that the deprived so are getting higher and higher which means by the end of the day food is there just for the privilege that still have money to pay it ok we're having a little bit of a problem with the line but let's keep going. you mentioned both

correspondent ellis fund gayle's in cape town it's good to see you has anything raise the urgency in particular in recent weeks with this crisis we know the world food program has issued a warning weeks ago i believe this is just getting worse or is there a particular thing that's happened. and i'm getting worse and it comes out at the end of february who to program that peak hour from her season so that's when do you expect the need to be the most severe and. that will because it's got funding to materialize who don't come but it's late they basically need about 3 months so they also see that they seen one more shortages they've been monitoring markets in zimbabwe and say that top of the market only have maize left which is the staple in zimbabwe and you mentioned it's also on the reports on top of that the deprived there are getting higher and higher which means by the end of the day food is there just for the privilege that still have money to pay it ok we're having a little bit of a problem with the line but let's keep going. you mentioned both the prices and the scarcity how muc

the england squad fly to cape town tomorrow with the second test starting on friday. after becoming the first woman to win a match at the pdc darts world championship, fallon sherrock has been given a place in all world series of darts events next year. sherrock made it through to the third round at the alexandra palace before eventually being beaten by chris dobey last friday. her historic first—round win there meant she secured a place at the 2020 us darts masters event in new york, but she's also now been included in the other five international world series events. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. police in spain have concluded their initial investigation into the deaths of a british father and his two children. gabriel diya, his 9 —year—old daughter comfort and his 16—year—old son praise—emmanuel died at a swimming pool in fuengirola on christmas eve. a police spokesman told the bbc that there was no need for further investigation, because it was a freak accident and the case can now be closed. 0ur correspondernt gavin lee is outside the

the england squad fly to cape town tomorrow with the second test starting on friday. after becoming the first woman to win a match at the pdc darts world championship, fallon sherrock has been given a place in all world series of darts events next year. sherrock made it through to the third round at the alexandra palace before eventually being beaten by chris dobey last friday. her historic first—round win there meant she secured a place at the 2020 us darts masters event in new york, but she's also now been included in the other five international world series events. that's all the sport for now. we will be back with another update in an hour. police in spain have concluded their initial investigation into the deaths of a british father and his two children. gabriel diya, his 9 year old daughter comfort and his son 16 year old son praise—emmanuel died at a swimming pool in fuengirola on christmas eve. a police spokesman told the bbc that there was no need for further investigation, because it was a freak accident and the case can now be closed. 0ur correspondern

the england squad flight to cape town tomorrow with the second test starting on friday. in cricket's big bash, the melbourne stars beat the hobart hurricanes by 4 runs with bad weather meaning the result was settled using the duckworth lewis method. chasing down the hurricanes total of 69 from their limited 11 overs, the stars were on course to win. the weather then intervened again prompting an early end to the match. the stars were 55 for 3 at the close and were awarded the win. to darts, peter wright is just one match away from winning his first pdc world championship title. he's through to the final at alexandra palace — after beating gerwyn price 6—3. wright has reached the final once before, in 2014, where he lost to michael van gerwen, who is currently beating nathan aspinall 11—2 in tonight's other semi final. after becoming the first woman to win a match at the pdc world championship, fallon sherrock has been given a place in all of the world series of darts events next year. sherrock made it through to the third round at the alexandra palace before eventu

country and say they no longer feel welcome in south africa reports from cape town. reverend only in stories church does a full congregation of refugees. invited them in now he wants them to leave it for a brief moment during mass they do stepping outside but not shaman he met a muslim refugee who stays to pray she fled violence and grew into thinking she would find peace in south africa instead she found hate muslims africa's months yeah when i show up. i am so disappointed in south africa people are playing to my shop to the ground because i am a foreigner we are not safe here we don't trust the state to protect us we want to leave this country to find a place a place to live and it will stay here until a solution is found him eyes of on hundreds of refugees occupying the church they want asylum to another country some hope to get to europe or north america others simply want to go home. shame out and her husband have a son yusuf and their daughter aisha both were taken away by the city's child welfare agency although they were born in south africa like their paren

amy: we will get respoponse from asad rehman from war on w want n london andnd from cape town, s h africa, , tasneem essopp, execue director of the climate action network international. back at home, the house judiciary committee is poised to vote to imimpeach president trup this week. next step, a senate trial. >> everything i do -- i'm correlating with white house counsel. there will be no difference between the president's position and our position as to how to handle this. amy: we will get response from consumer activist ralph nader. he is calling for impeaching trump for delibererately abettig the climatete crisis, among othr issues. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in madrid, spain, the cop25 united nations climate summit ended in failure sunday after negotiators failed to agree to a deal that would limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels, a key goal of the paris agreement. scores of civil society groups condemned governments in the european union, australia, canada,

amy: we will get responsnse from asad rehman from war on wanant n london and f from cape town, soh africa, tatasneem essop, execute director of the climate action network international. back at home, the house judiciary committee is poised to vote to impepeach president trup this week. next step, a senate trial. >> everything i do -- i'm correlating with white house counsel. there will be no difference between the president's position and our position as to how to handle this. amy: we will get response from consumer activist ralph nader. he is calling for impeaching trump for deliberatately abettig the climate c crisis, among othr issues. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in madrid, spain, the cop25 united nations climate summit ended in failure sunday after negotiators failed to agree to a deal that would limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels, a key goal of the paris agreement. scores of civil society groups condemned governments in the european union, australia, canada,

reporter: ernest darkoh lives in cape town, south africa. he has an md and a master's in public health from harvard, and an mba from oxford. but he always knew he wanted to work in africa. ernest: we are literally one of the most richest and vibrant continents you can imagine, right? and alththough i technically dot have what i callll a home couny in africa, because i have moved around my whole life, i really do feel africa as a whole is my home, and i am a product of africa. and this is really a place where i feel like i am in my element and i can make the biggest difference. reporter: darkoh is visiting a new clinic for transgender patients. he's an expert in public health-care management. his company, broadreach, is helping the clinic optimize its operations. many of the patients are or hahe been sex workers. many are hiv positive. there is still a lot of stigma attached to transgender in south africa, and healthcare has been sparse. but here, both patients and staff are accepted for who they are. gigita: i choose to loveve ane truly to m

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around cape town many green spaces have already been lost an organization called community tree is trying to restore at least some of the natural habitats and their biodiversity. what are you doing here i'll be busy planting the ground cabbage and the pioneers that helped prepare the soil for the most intuitive. erika's in recent years that are no longer here. the thought been polluted it's lost all of it period and microorganisms so we are bringing those back and making space. true to come back. another example this way sis in the cape flats area of the city used to be a rubbish dump over a 4 year period kevin cochrane and a group of community volunteers planted about $50000.00 indigenous plants and more than $300.00 trees on the site. was about as good in people and their relationship with spray sold species as one and that throws the whole ideology. when it comes to endangered species charismatic animals such as elephants rhinos in lions often succeed in capturing the public's attention but the endangered plants of the south african fine boast are no less important. raising awareness t

ten quys starts in cape town on friday. ten guys i was glad, when out with them, matters with little things but first it up especially the last two days and the —— would come out and that's all i've got to take matt. they will start 2020 on the top of the rugby union. three of the last four premiership finals. the points deduction forfinancial misdemeanours, they wanted today bottom of the table can better tries either side of exeter, heater towards end of the game, finishing with 1a men after a mass brawl. defending his title of the dance chapter of —— darts championship. and he will play next. peter wright will face him and the next match. a picture and has that right because husband and children drowned so she may pursue an independent investigation. a spanish police report has said that have found nothing wrong. they suggested, is known daughter and six enrolled son met their death. we've had very different conflicting accounts on the weekend of what happened of what happened. three members of the family who cam

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reporter: ernest darkoh lives in cape town, south africa. he has an md and a master's in public health from harvard, and an mba from oxford. but he always knew he wanted to work in africa. ernest: we are literally one of the most richest and vibrant continents you can imagine, right? and althouough i technically dot have what i call a a home couny in africa, because i have moved around my whole life, i really do feel africa as a whole is my home, and i am a product of africa. and this is really a place where i feel like i am in my element and i can make the biggest difference. reporter: darkoh is visiting a new clinic for transgender patients. he's an expert in public health-care management. his company, broadreach, is helping the clinic optimize its operations. many of the patients are or have been sex workers. many are hiv positive. there is still a lot of stigma attached to transgender in south africa, and healthcare has been sparse. but here, both patients and staff are accepted for who they are. gitata: i choose to love a ane truly to m

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it is worrying new cases continue to develop with the cape town test only four days away. chris stokes and jack reacher are out of quarantine whereas other players are said to be improving. route is reported to have no injury issues, he looked to be in pain yesterday. the second test sta rts pain yesterday. the second test starts on friday. michael van gerwen is a step closer to successfully defending his title at the world darts championship. he's through to the semi finals at alexandra palace after beating darius labanauskas 5 sets to 2. van gerwen now faces england's nathan aspinall. peter wright plays gerwyn price in today's other semi. and after her success at the world championships, fallon sherrock will be the first women play in the world series of darts next year including the us darts masters in new york, that's all the sport for now. there's more on all those stories over on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport plenty of reaction to come with the david moyes press conference to come. police in sussex are into the tenth day of searching for a father of f

england move on to cape town for the second test on to cape town for the second test on friday. 2010 was the last time rangers won an old firm derby at celtic park — before today, that is. their 2—1 victory has breathed fresh life into the scottish premiership title race, with steven gerrard's side heading into the winter break just two points behind their glasgow rivals with a game in hand, after a predictably lively encounter. it was watched by lydia campbell. it's been nearly a decade of domination for celtic but their eight titles in a row mean nothing on derby day. rangers are here to keep a hold on their own title bid, but instead make a copy took a hold of christopherjullien, penalty to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor to make celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to make the save. minutes later, ryan kent made celtic play, guiding his shot in. celtic play, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after

town tempter though for cape town it is going to be quite warm but we do expect by the time we get towards monday a break in the rain more sun in the forecast in durban a $28.00. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder of the top stories a huge bomb blast has killed at least 79 people in somalia and one of the worst attacks he is giving 150 others were injured in the explosion which happened near a security checkpoint in mogadishu. more than a 1000 people have been arrested across india over the past 24 hours during protests over a controversial citizenship goal but that hasn't deterred demonstrate just all rallies and cities across the country. police a vial of the feed hundreds of protesters who stormed the hong kong shopping mall they were chanting against tried to stop by china accusing them of other crowding and pushing up prices for months now protesters in turkey have been calling for the return of the children and relatives from the kurdistan workers party or p.t.a. they claim the group has been forcibly recruiting them to fight reports from. security is tight outside the pro kurdi

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