this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the board as will, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration asylum policy unless we scrub the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what frances trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having. in this post breaks period, it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop but migrants from leaving . it shows on these terribly and ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers as th

k. it says the you case bar to attractive for migrant. that's why people are risking their lives to cross the english channel. it says cache. and it for hand jobs are which are on the black market, are much easier to get hold of. and while people make a solemn applications and waiting for the result that they are often given shelter, they given access to medical care and they given money such as around 40 pounds a week. this it says is part of the problem. now you case, it's part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment, which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally. that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and the called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the board as will, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration asylum policy unless we scru

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the board as will, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrub the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what frances trying to do is essentially mean who puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks period, it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop. but migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ad added treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at unfavorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders bill, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration asylum policy unless we scrubbed the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially mean who puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ag added treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers a

u. k. say below race is trying to destabilize its neighbors and calling for stronger international action. kristen salome reports from the un caribbean members of the security council called this closed door meeting, amid rising tensions at the border between poland and bella roosts. afterwards, the estonian master spoke to the media flanked by other european members of the council. in the united states, accusing the president, alexander lucas shanker of bella, roost of facilitating migrants crossing the european union has been at odds with bella luce ever since. the contested 2020 elections after which it imposed sanctions on the country. the bell russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. russia's deputy ambassador also spoke his president, vladimir putin has also been accused of being behind the crisis by poland. but the deputy ambassador denied his country or bella

the u. k. government says dozens of nations of agreed to end the use of coal. at the top $26.00 summit in glasgow, the signatures include poland. vietnam surely talks on wednesday. we're focused on finance and transition to green energy. that's going to the us when new jersey democratic governor phil murphy has narrowly won reelection. murphy is the site's 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term in 4 decades. but this republican challenger, one more votes, been expected. the victories been seen as the one bright spot in otherwise concerning night for the president's party, including a shock victory by republican good young can. in virginia's rights for governor joe biden, though, says he will be taking people's concerns seriously. his wife from alum fisher into the white house, joe biden was hoping you'd return from his foreign trip to a completely different political climate. but it's not good news. one year on since his presidential election went 1st of all the party last virginia. he thought the democratic candidate there would win comfortably, but he lost

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is our law. we're trying to pass at the moment, which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at unfavorably on your application. however, there are some that say that doesn't go far enough. and the called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders, but i see that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration and solemn policy unless whisker of the human rights act. now the u. k. says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, i mean, who puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having. in this post breaks period, it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving. it shows on these terribly ad edits treacherous conditions, and it says that it seen reco. it's high asylu

k says the end of coal is in sites as the cop 26 climate meet in glasgow begins, its energy de talks. u. k. government says it's secure, the coalition of dozens of countries, pledge and clear commitments to phase out coal power. but there are noticeable absences. the 3 biggest consumers of coal, india, china, the u. s. of not signed up. members of the european parliament of pledge support for taiwan telling it, see the quotes you are not alone. a delegation has held its 1st of a meeting with president sighing when in taipei, tensions are running high between beijing and taipei sparked by chinese air force incursions close to the island. taiwan controls its own affairs, but china considers it to be a breakaway province. is really media is reporting the c e o of the en, eh, so group her step down after the u. s. added the tack firm to its trading blacklist . the israeli company is behind the controversial pegasus spyware. reported to have been used by foreign governments to target journalists and rights activists. among others, the n a. so group says it's dismayed by the decision. those

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that say that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders bill, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration asylum policy unless we scrubbed the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially mean who puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ag added treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers a

k is believing, i'm not saying it's right, a roman saying the u. k says you are or how much is a threat to israel and to others? do you have that weaponry with saturday? if she's talking about it can be really thin to out of tag glitch and she is totally wrong and she is lying. but if she is talking about the ability of defending dollar centers against the ian i half lost here was a, she is a minister in the british government or communist father. and as i am coming, what do you think this will do? because the military wing of hamas had already been designated as a terrorist organization by the u. k. how does it change if the political side as well, will this affect if there's another war on garza? will it affect what the u. k can do for palestinian people, will it affect what charities you k charities can do for the people of garza? well, i have to say that if she wants to get warm up and it's for the best thing and i mean it is what i get. this is done by here, but i spent steam hands. we will continue defending our people and fighting against th

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for it's part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights. fact, the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders bill, but i fear that we won't be able to give back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrub the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having. in this post breaks it, period, it says france is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving. it shows on these terribly and ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seeker

now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the buddha's bill, but i fear that we won't be able to give back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrubbed the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly and ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers as they haven't been at this level for around 20 years. and in the last 11 months

now france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these license under the withdrawal agreement for the brag seat a cord or the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so, neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land, they catch that french fisher men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. so normally between now here in billings soon there, which is frances largest fishing port fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters this also about the vendors and the knock on the effect that that

now, france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it chord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing, but the fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land their catch. that's french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. now, here in billings to mayor, which is frances largest fishing port fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters is also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a por

now, france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it chord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land, they catch that french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays . and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters near jersey in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. las cruces hard for us. the fishermen did not ask for briggs. it before it happened. they had the right to fish everywhere, and then they were suddenly told no, you cannot turn to the area on the british side. this leads to a decrease in turnover and makes both less profita

now, france wants more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it chord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land their catch, that's french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. now here in billings to mayor, which is francis largest fishing port, fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters is also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a po

and the u. k. say palo versus trying to destabilize its neighbors. i calling for stronger international action. the bell. russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. you and 60 general has urged delegates at the cop 26 climate summit to pick up the pace and agree on the way forward. and tony guitarists as the effort to keep global warming to one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels is online support. discussions and commitments so far have failed to make the un skulls we remain on a catastrophic temperature rise trek well above 2 degrees celsius. so net pseudo pledge is required. rapid suspend, the emissions cuts these vectors. and i welcome great good mission of this vector in yesterday's us, china cooperation agreement that i can see that an important step in the right direction. but to promise you, serene colo, when the fossil fuels industry seal receives the losing subsidies, as measured by the i m m. or when compani

k says the quote, end of coal is in sight as the cop 26 climate beat and glasgow begins, its energy de talks. britons government says it secure a coalition of dozens of countries, pledge and clear commitments to face out coal power. but there are noticeable absences, the 3 largest consumers of coal, india, china, and the u. s. of not signed up. at least one person has died in iraq after a mass outbreak of food poisoning that made more than 500 people. sick is not yet clear what caused the outbreak in the province of my son. so far, tap water and sanitation services have been found to be clean. members of the european parliament to pledge support for taiwan setting its lead, you are not alone. a delegation has held its 1st of a meeting with president sighing when in taipei, tensions are running high between beijing. anti pe, sparked by chinese air force incursions near the island. taiwan controls its own affairs, but china considers it as a breakaway province. you are right up to speed with all the top stories. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness a notice ark, more news

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough. and the called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders will, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrub the human rights act. now the u. k. says, look, what frances trying to do is essentially mean who puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period, it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ag added treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for it's part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is our law. we're trying to pass at the moment, which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders bill, but i fear that we won't be able to give back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrubbed the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ad added treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seeker

now france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it chord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land, they catch that french rich men here they are just fed up with all of these delays . and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters near jersey in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. las cruces hard for us. the fishermen did not ask for briggs. it before it happened. they had the right to fish everywhere, and then they were suddenly told no, you cannot turn to the area on the british side. this leads to a decrease in turnover and makes boats less profita

this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders bill, but i fear that we won't be able to gain back full control of our immigration asylum policy unless we scrubbed the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially a new person, a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ag ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers and

now, france wants more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it cord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing, but the fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land. they catch that's french fitch men here. they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters near jersey in guernsey for 11 months now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. las cruces hard for us. the fishermen did not ask for briggs, it before it happened. they had the right to fish everywhere, and then they were suddenly told, no, you cannot enter the area on the british side. this leads to a decrease in turnover and makes boats less profit

u. k. say barriers is trying to destabilize its neighbors. i'm calling for stronger international action. the bell russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way, through a cynical instrumental a zation of migrants will not succeed. you uncertainty general has urged delegates at the cop 26 climate summit to pick up the pace and agree and away forward. and tony ga, tara says, efforts to keep global warming to one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels, ease on life support. while discussions and commitment so far have failed to meet the u. n's goals, he told attendees he remains hopeful. germany has recorded more than 50000 coven 19 infections. it's highest number since the pandemic began. the outbreaks been blamed on germany's relatively low vaccination rates. are 2 thirds of the population has received a jap as he headlines. nice continues hair out there after democracy, maybe. ah, life is never scripted. never full told. it's never. no matter what happiness. never still open you read be

now, france wants more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs chord. the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land their catch. that's french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. now here it belongs to mer, which is frances largest fishing port. fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters. there's also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a port tow

now the u. k. for it's part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the boarders will, but i fear that we won't be able to give back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrubbed the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly ag ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers as they haven't been at this level for around 20 years. and in the last 11 months,

now france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs chord. the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land. they catch that french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. now here it belongs to mer, which is frances largest fishing port. fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters is also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a poor town like this.

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it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs chord. the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land, they catch that french rich men here they are just fed up with all of these delays . and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. now here in berlin soon there, which is frances largest fishing port. fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters. there's also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a por

now, france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it chord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land their catch, that's french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters, new jersey, in guernsey for 11 months. now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money. now here in billings to mayor, which is frances largest fishing port fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters is also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a por

now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean that if you're an asylum seeker and you put in a claim, but you entered the u. k. illegally that will be looked at on favorably on your application. however, there are some that said that doesn't go far enough and they called for a repeal of the human rights act. the reader of the house has already mentioned the buddha's bill, but i fear that we won't be able to give back full control of our immigration of solemn policy unless we scrub the human rights act. now the u. k says, look, what france is trying to do is essentially, it puts in a bad situation as a result of all of these arguments that the 2 countries are having in this post breaks it, period it says prompt is going slow and not doing enough to stop migrants from leaving it shows on these terribly and ended treacherous conditions. it says that it seen record high asylum seekers. they haven't been at this level for around 20 years. and in the last 11 months, mor

in the u. k. say valerie was trying to destabilize its neighbors and it's calling a stronger international sh. now as the united nations climb at summit enters its final day, the un sexy general has urged delegates to pick up pace and agree on a way for it. and tenure. good terrorist says efforts to keep global warming to one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels is on life support. while discussions and commitment so far have failed to meet the un skulls, he told attendees he remains hopeful. we remain on a catastrophic temperature rise trek well above 2 degrees celsius. so net 0 pledge is required. rabbit sustained, the missions cuts these vectors. and i welcome to recognition of these facts in yesterday's us, china cooperation agreement that i can see that an important step in the right direction. but promises serene colo when the fossil fuels industry seal receives steal using subsidies, as measured by the i m m. or when companies are still building gold plans, or when carbon is seen

k says it's considering legal action if the measures go ahead. all sudden cry bianco sees the announcement of rex it. we knew that be a lot of problems for the fishing industry. what's happening now is not a surprise. and the biggest losers will be the british retirement, and the french fishermen and not just them. there is concern here that thousands of jobs could be affected, including those who process their fish that's brought ashore from british boats. overcoat, motors, hover. yeah. what we want is for everyone to be able to work for everyone to be able to go anywhere respecting each other's jobs for is all to have equal rights and work hand in hand like before. this is home to a statute that pays tribute to the close relations between the u. k and france, but that relationships being solely tasted and as politicians argue over their futures, some in the fishing community feel their being left out at sea, alexia bryan, elders. era, bologna assume air, northern france, the right to an abortion in the u. s. is in the balance of supreme court j

and the u. k. say belarus is trying to destabilize his neighbors and calling for stronger international action. the bell russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. the former south african president, f. w to clerk has died, aged 85. he was the last apartheid leader handing over to nelson mandela to south africa's 1st democratic elections. they shed the nobel peace prize in 1993. i made mila looks, act on declare life. this was the moment when south africa's last white lead a signal to the end of the party. i wish to put it plainly, that the government i stake on a firm decision to release mister mandela unconditionally. i am serious, i am sure, in a speech to parliament, frederick velander clerk o f. w. as he was known, stunned the world, he freed nelson mandela and promised equal rights that would lead to south africa the 1st 40 democratic elections. ah, if we did not take the

now, france wants more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these licenses under the withdrawal agreement for the briggs. it chord, the u. k says look, we're abiding by everything that we committed to. so neither side wanting to particularly stand down in this situation. those talks ongoing. but for fishermen who rely on being able to go to british waters to land, they catch that's french fitch men here they are just fed up with all of these delays. and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters near jersey in guernsey for 11 months now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone immediately beginning to flex their muscles. fishermen, however, do not want to live on benefits. they want to earn their own money, less crew. this is hard for us. the fishermen did not ask for briggs. it before it happened. they had the right to fish everywhere, and then they were suddenly told, no, you cannot enter the area on the british side. this leads to a decrease in turnover and makes both less

k says this will make europe even more reliant on russia for energy. pfizer is seeking emergency use authorization in the u. s. for its experimental cove in 1900 pill. a study by the company found that reduces death and hospitalization in unvaccinated adults by 809 percent. it's also seeking approval from other countries . those are the headlines were back off the one on one east. frank assessment is or kiss likely to change baking behavior. it'll, it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the days, global headlights. inside story on out jesse era, chinese president changing ping is made the nation's goals clear to become more prosperous and powerful than really not with taiwan. warmer yoke ending though you told me a call, an anomaly. sure by now harsh english is are kind of fun at mall tensions arising between the island and the mainland and people are divided on where they stand. yeah. are you open some way to lock it? she said, yeah, so it isn't a tie. one. good wilkens. i'm worried and once you don't mail, so

ah, the u. k says the end of call is in size. as the cop 26 climate meeting in glasgow begins its energy day talks. britain's government says insecure to coalition of dozens of countries, pledging clear commitments to phase out cold our. but there are noticeable absentees are the 3 largest consumers of coal, india, china, and the u. s. have not signed up. and today, i think we can say that the end of coal is in site. the progress we've seen over the past 2 years. what it seemed like a lofty ambition when we took on the court presidency back in 2019 good, a thought back then that to day we're able to say that we're choking off international co financing. all that we would see a shift away from domestic co power. andrew simmons is there for us in glasgow. hello there, angie. so we're hearing the end of call is inside it. is it really and what's been a great on to actually make this happen? when it may be in sight, the question is when will it be out of the way altogether? it is the biggest single pollutant or causing a global warmi

k says, it's time to change cause, following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom has seen nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind she, breach of international law and arguably in breach of the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i'm not sure if this is how the new global britain wants to be remembered as a country that goes out into the world slouching, international roar and treaties. we sign as well as showing. busy contempt to human rights and just think me from a practical financial

k says, it's time to change cause, following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom, her fear, nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe. this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent. but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind she in breach of international law and all to blame breach of the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i'm not sure if this is how the new global britain wants to be remembered as a country that goes out into the world slouching, international roar and treaties. we sign as well as showing. busy contempt to human rights and just thinks me from a practical fi

k says it's time to change cause following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom, her see nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe. this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind, shame, breach of international law and all to blame breach of the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i'm not sure if this is how the new global britain wants to be remembered as a country that goes. busy out into the world slouching, international roar and treaties we sign as well as showing. busy contempt to human rights and just thinks me from a practical

and the u. k. say this will make europe even more reliant on russia for energy. but germany says russian gas is needed to transition away from coal and nuclear energy. dominic cane has more from berlin. then hugh has been very simply that they don't believe that the organisation behind the old stream pipeline cold old stream to agee, which is based in switzerland. they don't believe that it has enshrined german law into its operations at least based here in germany. white technical ruling, but the basic deal being that the company needs to fully set itself up in germany and accept german jurisdiction as it were before any green lighting can be given in terms of the effect this ruling will have. well, it's a temporary stay in one perspective. we know that the company concerned nordstrom to a g in switzerland has gotten till a point in january. sure. reply. but obviously there is the geopolitical significance in this, this pipeline. really polarizes opinion, not just in ukraine or germany, but around europe. there are some in germany who say, this is a good idea th

k says, it's time to change cause, following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom, her see nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe. this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind she in breach of international law and arguably in breach of the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i'm not sure if this is how the new global britain wants to be remembered as a country that goes out into the world slouching, international roar and treaties. we sign as well as showing. busy contempt to human rights and just think that from a practical finan

the u. k. regulate his of approved marks, antiviral pill to traits cove at 19. it's the 1st old rule, drunk to pass scientific checks, and it's being hailed as a major breakthrough in the fights against the pandemic. the pill will be used to treat patients with mild to moderate symptoms. it's been shown to half the rates of hospital admissions. and that's which i think is now for march. 3rd is doctor p central back here, infectious disease and global health analysts. i have important, would you say this pale is when it comes to fighting korean of ours was really exciting news. i think that this new drug has the potential to make a real impact. we have a wonderful and very effective vaccines. up until now we haven't had great treatment options. the existing improved treatments that we do have require intravenous administration are really, are only given very late in the course of illness when people are already very sick . this drug malia here, as you mentioned, is given early in the disease and when done so can prevent people from getting very sick and prevent p

k says it's time to change cause following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom, her see nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe. this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent. but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind, she, breach of international law and all to blame rachel, the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i'm not sure if this is how the new global. busy britain wants to be remembered as a country that goes out into the world, slouching, international roar, entreaties we sign as well as showing. busy contempt to human rights and just thinks that from a practical

the u. k. is slammed for its plans to ship asylum seekers offshore. including to former african colonies with question of all human rights records. ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international my shawntice certainly glad to have you with us. right now, our breaking news, this, our a 2nd today of anti code protests hits the netherlands, where crowds furious at news of the latest restrictions start fires and clash with police in the heck, oh oh, i said that was the chaotic scene earlier. this is what you're looking at live. now pictures from the hag in the netherlands. you can see officers and people just trying to make sure that the system is calm. this is a situation that is playing out all over the world. but in this case, at least one person has been arrested. following similar scenes in rotterdam on friday, protesters can be seen tearing through the city streets, holding flares and setting fires in their wake. on friday nights, another dutch city, rotterdam saw riding over the a partial lockdown, and they propo

k says it's time to change calls following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery, or new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom has seen nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the power this journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind. the changes which are being proposed more political than practical. if you've got a vote and if you are determined to come to the u. k, you'll get the com day right night. you'll just get to the u. k. i think that many of the changes, more about voters, about migrants and what i think the u. k. needs to do is to recognize that at this point, we have to be a little bit

k says it's time to change cause following years of what it claims to be a bro, consistent the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom, her theory, nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe. this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind she, breach of international law and arguably in breach of the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i'm not sure if this is how the new global britain wants to be remembered as a country that goes out into the world slouching, international roar and treaties. we sign as well as showing. busy contempt to human rights and just think that from a practical financial point

the u. s. and the u. k. says this will make europe even more reliant on russia for energy. domini kane has more from barley. thank you. has been very simply that they don't believe that the organization behind the old stream pipeline cold nor stream to ag, which is based in switzerland. they don't believe that it has enshrined german law into its operations at these base here in germany. quite technical ruling, but the basic deal being that the company needs to fully set itself up in germany and accept german jurisdiction as it were before any green lighting can be given in terms of the effect. this ruling will have well as a temporary stay in one perspective, we know that the company concerned no trim to a g in switzerland has got until a point in january to reply. but obviously there is the geopolitical significance in this, this pipeline. really polarizes opinion, not just in ukraine or germany, but around europe. there are some in germany who say, this is a good idea that this is helpful to the german ec

it's no, no senses. buckingham palace in the u. k. says britain's queen elizabeth was absent from a world war one ceremony in london because she had a sprained back, sundays, remember, and stay service would have been the 95 year old monex 1st in person, public engagement to sustain hospital last month. doctors had asked her to rest for 2 weeks. policy officials said the spain was an incredibly unfortunate coincidence and was unrelated to last month's unspecified element. the remains of thousands of people dumped in mass graves and burgundy are being examined. the truth and reconciliation commission is also taking testimonies to document more than 3 decades of ethnic unrest. and let me give you a warning. some of you may find the images and catherine saw his report disturbing . these other remains of brune dns, who are killed during the country's ethnic was they have been excused by truth and reconciliation commission from some of the 4000 mos greeves scattered across broody . the commission began its work with a master called mostly

and that in the british government for the u. k. says it's time to change cause following years of what it claims to be a broken system. the british public have had enough of seen people die in the channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery. our new plan for immigration provides the only long term solution to fix the broken system. and it's right, we keep all options on the table. it comes as the united kingdom, her see nearly $24000.00 asylum seekers make the perilous journey in small boats across the english channel just this year alone. and only 5 of those refugees have been sent back to europe. this year. the u. k. government hopes its plans will also act as a deterrent, but to some it's more of a case of out of sight, out of mind, she, breach of international law and all to blame rachel, the 1951 convention on the status of refugees. and i am not sure if this is how the new global. busy written wants to be remembered as a country that goes out into the world, slouching, international roar, entreaties we sign