take a luck to see here in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish and along loom guess i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day with traditional fishing. that was only 10 without their catch is then delivered to the largest jelly fish processing plant in thailand. there it gets clean. and once the tentacles have been cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up. and it's not just for the tie market backpack in all my time when at our main export markets or japan, south korea, china, and also the united states only. but there, it really only appeals to the asian american communities. while on is here. some scientists describe jelly fish as renewable based on the way they reproduce. no matter how many you catch, there'll be plenty more to take their place. so there's far less concern about over jelly fishing and health expe

take a luck to see here in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish and along loom guess i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day with traditional fishing. that was only 10 without their catch is then delivered to the largest jelly fish processing plant in thailand. there it gets clean. and once the tentacles have been cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up. and it's not just for the ty market backpack in all my pan at our main export markets, or japan, south korea, china, and also the united states only. but there, it really only appeals to the asian american communities. well, on his here, some scientists described jelly fish as renewable based on the way they reproduce. no matter how many you catch, there'll be plenty more to take their place. so there's far less concern about over jelly fishing and health experts

in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish on the lung loom. guess i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day with traditional fishing. that was only 10 without their catch is then delivered to the largest jelly fish processing plant in thailand. there it gets clean. and once the tentacles have been cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up. and it's not just for the tie market backpack in all my pan at our main export markets, or japan, south korea, china, and also the united states only. but there, it really only appeals to the asian american communities. well, on his here, some scientists described jelly fish as renewable based on the way they reproduce. no matter how many you catch, there'll be plenty more to take their place. so there's far less concern about over jelly fishing and health expe

we'll look at the impact is having for shoppers in thailand. i'm taking the wind out of the sales of big energy. hey house. sammy heard it have defeated one of norway's biggest renewable project. this is due to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. rising commodity prices, supply bottlenecks and power outages are slowing down china's economy. the latest g d. p figures show a nation who is pandemic. bounce back has been put on hold. just take a look at the courtly figures for 2021 in q one. china recorded the massive 18.3 percent g d p growth. but as the year went on, as you can see here, that short saw a dramatic drop off and ending with the latest figures that we've just had. and that.

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and the end of an era — a tribute to an historic travel hub in thailand as it prepares to close for good. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. china is showing its determination to continue with its zero—covid strategy. the authorities have put an entire city into lockdown after the discovery of just three asymptomatic cases. residents won't be allowed to leave their homes in yuzhou, which has a population of 1.2 million. the transport system has been shut down, as well as shops and entertainment venues. only food stores can stay open and only workers involved in epidemic prevention are allowed out. another city, xi'an, with a population of 13 million, has been under lockdown for two weeks. our correspondent robin brant sent this report. everyone is prohibited from leaving the city. 1 million plus people are now in lockdown in the latest proof that china is very committed to its zero covid of officials welding gates shut, has led to this. some people banned from leaving their to

and the end of an era, a tribute to an historic travel hub in thailand as it prepares to close for good. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. china is showing its determination to continue with its zero—covid strategy, the authorities have put an entire city into lockdown, after the discovery of just three asymptomatic cases. residents won't be allowed to leave their homes in yuzhou, which has a population of 1.2 million. the transport system has been shut down, as well as shops and entertainment venues. only food stores can stay open, and only workers involved in epidemic prevention are allowed out. another city, xi'an, with a population of 13 million, has been under lockdown for two weeks. our correspondent, robin brant, sent this report. this is extreme, even by china's standards. a city shut down because ofjust three new cases, with no symptoms. everyone is prohibited from leaving the city, the sign says. a million plus people are now in lockdown in yuzhou, the latest proof that china is very committed to its zero—covid strategy. translati

seeking a revival of sort thanks to dedicated efforts, by skilled practitioners where an indonesia and thailand for those stories. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. us president joe biden has defended the united states as chaotic pull out of afghanistan after 2 decades. speaking at a press conference to mark one yard an office, he said there was no easy way to leave the country. one which in his words, is not susceptible to unity. raise your hand if you think anyone was going to be able to unify afghanistan under one single government. it's been the graveyard of empires for solid reason. it is not susceptible to unity. there is no way to get out of afghanistan after 20 years, easily and it hasn't been easy for of guns either since they thought about takeover frozen assets and a cut in international aid have pushed the economy to the brink of collapse. plunging millions of people into poverty and despite thought about promises to the contrary, the rights of women and golden of got a son have been increasingly eroded. recently and cobbled religious

the program. ordinary people across asia dare to be different. beginning with the buddhist monks and thailand who are finding a new audience streaming on social media. but some don't like the approach and drawing lines in the sand. the hong kong office who uses the local beach as a giant canvas. ah irish remedy. welcome to the dublin news. a shared ledger could join us, the chinese capital b ging reported its fast case of the only kron variant over the weekend. or thought or to see the infected individual hadn't traveled out of the city. it's a significant development for b ging, which is set to force the winter olympics in less than 4 weeks. china has adopted a 0 corporate strategy to ensure the games fos, off without offend demik health care. the policy has seen millions of chinese citizens across the country, being tested daily and a mixture of rock towns and travel restrictions. the latest case in beijing has prompted authorities to tighten the rules yet further. so how confident is the city of keeping cove it'd be, here's correspondent, far beyond crit, my, i would say still relatively c

we'll look at the impact is having for shoppers in thailand. and taking the wind out of the sales of big energy here house, sammy heard it have defeated, one of norway's biggest renewable project. this is due to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. rising commodity prices, supply bottlenecks and power outages are slowing down china's economy. the latest g d. p figures show a nation whose pandemic bounce back has been put on hold. just take a look at the courtly figures for 2021 in q one. china recorded the massive 18.3 percent g d p growth. but as the year went on, as you can see here, that she saw a dramatic drop off and ending with the latest figures that we've just had. and that's 4 percent growth for q 4. and g d p for china. so what happened? we're, let's find out more from our resident china washer. clifford kiernan who joins me on the program at cliff. it just explained to us what did happen during the course of 2021 to d rail. the recovery in china. well, rob, to start off, maybe we should look at, you know, there

a british man has died in thailand. there are reports that he was attacked with a knife in kanchanaburi, west of bangkok. the foreign office said a second british man had been taken to hospital. matt graveling gave me an update. this is in a tourist area of thailand called kanchanaburi and both men had lived there for a number of years. during the fight, marcus evans, who's 49 from weston—super—mare, was tragically killed. and shaun dagnan, 55 years old from nuneaton, was taken to hospital. i have been speaking to shaun's partner, who is still out in thailand today, she said obviously she is very shaken up. shaun is still in hospital, he's recovering well but he has a big wound on his head. police, who are investigating the scene over the last few days, say they found a sickle which they believe was involved in the attack. a 22—year—old thai man with a history of mental illness was arrested on suspicion of murder at the scene. i have been speaking to the foreign office and they told us they are in contact with t

with a dose of humor, some consider unsuitable for months to have shot a theme in thailand. when i met him and you didn't, we have to make it fabulous. awesome, and amazing. so did you want to keep watching and listening and teaching every other religion or good things? it would be a shame of these teachings are ignored because people turn their backs on them because they're boring. that method by they see young people often find a teachings. also called tom ahl, outdated and necessity. although buddhism is a pillar of ty, decide he, the rule of the religion has lawfully become ceremonial than the pandemic stroke, sending people online for practically everything in life, including enlightenment, amongst phoebe with the success each of their shows. now attracts up to 2000000 views a time washing their lives. i will be adding some positive feeling, you know, at least a little bit of positivity in my day of the month. prominence on social media isn't very welcomed by more conservative buddhists. they want to tone down what they see as inappropriate behavior. what by the, by mon

thanks to dedicated efforts, by skilled practitioners where in indonesia and thailand, for those stories i'm british manager. welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. us president joe biden has defended the united states as chaotic pull out of afghanistan after 2 decades. speaking at a press conference tomorrow, one yet an office. he said there was no easy way to leave the country. one which in his words, is not susceptible to unity. raise your hand if you think anyone was going to be able to unify afghanistan under one single government. it's been the graveyard of empires for solid reason. it is not susceptible to unity. there is no way to get out of afghanistan after 20 years, easily and it hasn't been easy for off guns either since the thought of bon take over frozen assets and a cut in international aid have pushed the economy to the brink of collapse. plunging millions of people into poverty and despite thought about promises to the contrary, the rights of women and golden of god, his son have been increasingly eroded. recently and cobbled religious police put up pos

just last week, thailand has acknowledged its 1st cases. on the many small pig farms have gone out of business. now we only have the big farms with more than $10000.00 pigs left. there will be a 3rd fewer pigs than usual being raised authorities estimate. and the export of peaks is banned until april. now for the sammy people of northern europe hurting and fishing if in a way of life at generations, the modern developments often put that key aspect of their culture risk. that's why representatives of the handful of hurting families who remain a been taking on one of noise. biggest energy projects. if john christian jama, had his way, reindeer would be raining supreme here. it used to be one of the best winter grazing spots around. but now there's no reindeer in sight. the animals are too scared to graze on the spot and jama says the area around it has also been developed to support the wind farm openings grocer, vejo, charging audio route. there's a lot of noise from the turbines parking spaces, roads, intersections, or the nature here is c

at b, as in international sanctions, were placed on thailand's fishing industry in 2015, as well as the legal fishing non governmental organizations, orange years, had exposed to polling working practices such as traffic, labor, and slavery on fishing boats. the government has initiated reforms, but similar exposes would be a legal under the draft law. the new legislation would also allow the thai government to scrutinize sensitive records and communications if organisations based and thailand but operating in authoritarian regimes in the region amongst the country. yeah, i ah, my can body, are we exam allow, they do not have a lot of the, the society and internet. so how can i say since us in bangkok that we are going to be next killed already? very soon. in the past 18 months there been freakin protests against the government and the monarchy, but attempts to arrest and jail. the leaders have in some cases, been frustrated by organization's representing their legal and constitutional rights. the former generals that lead the government have made no secret of their disdain for such org

just last week, thailand has acknowledged its 1st cases on how many small pig farms have gone out of business. now we only have the big farms with more than $10000.00 pigs left. there will be a 3rd fewer pigs than usual being raised authorities estimate. and the export of peaks is banned until april. now for the sammy people of northern europe hurting and fishing if in a way of life generations, the modern developments often put that key aspect of their culture risk. that's why representatives of the handful of hurting families who remain have been taking on one of noise. biggest energy projects, if john christian jama, had his way, reindeer would be raining supreme. here, it used to be one of the best winter grazing spots around. but now there is no reindeer in sight. the animals are too scared to graze on the spot and jama says the area around it has also been developed to support the wind farm cities crossover they yo chiding audio route. there's a lot of noise from the turbines parking spaces, roads, intersections. the nature here is completely destroyed. only gray stones and roc

but live here in thailand and they're doing it because no one else will. this is say, your name, your job. and i, we're, we are just like a small groups and i, we a grass route. we have not many capacity of like funding we're, you know, they're gathering this kind of aids. but operating in me, emma is complicated. first volunteers have to negotiate with tie, border guards, who are helpful, but whose 1st priority is security. then a call to a local contact on the other bank and men mom while they're coming across the river now to get the supplies, there are boxes of instant noodles, some water, and some sold to with more than 10000 people displaced inside mamma is only a very temporary fix. on the tie side, every one retreats behind a tape barrier, a nod to cope at 19 protocols. the swimmers then load the precious cargo on to make shift rafts. the water's shallow so faring it across the river isn't hard, but they can't afford to lose anything. looks of relief on the opposite bank and not just because of the food. fighting between government troops and the e

at b, as in international sanctions, were placed on thailand's fishing industry in 2015. as well as the legal fishing, non governmental organizations, orange years had exposed to polling working practices such as traffic, labor and slavery on fishing boats. the government has initiated reforms, but similar exposes would be illegal under the draft law. the new legislation would also allow the time government to scrutinize sensitive records and communications of organizations based in thailand, but operating in authoritarian regimes in the region amongst the country. and i, ah, yes, my can body are we have an allow they do not have a lot of c, the society and internet. so organizations has in bangkok that we are going to be next killed already very soon. in the past 18 months, there have been freakin protests against the government and the monarchy, but attempts to arrest and jail. the leaders have, in some cases, been frustrated by organization's representing their legal and constitutional rights. the former generals that lead the government, have made no secret of their d

and running out of time — a tribute to an historic travel hub in thailand as it prepares to close for good. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. china is showing its determination to continue with its zero—covid strategy. the authorities have put an entire city into lockdown after the discovery of just three asymptomatic cases. residents won't be allowed to leave their homes in yuzhou, which has a population of 1.2 million. the transport system has been shut down, as well as shops and entertainment venues. only food stores can stay open, and only workers involved in epidemic prevention are allowed out. another city, xi'an, with a population of 13 million, has been under lockdown for two weeks. our correspondent robin brant sent us this report. this is extreme, even by china's standards. the city shut down because ofjust three new cases, with no symptoms. everyone is prohibited from leaving the city, the sign says. a million plus people are now in lockdown in yuzhou. the lates

a british man has been killed in thailand. it's reported he was attacked in the town of kanchanaburi, in the west of the country. the foreign office says another briton was injured and is being treated in hospital. matt graveling has more details. hours earlier, this crime scene in the west of thailand saw two british men sharing a drink, but then thai police say at around 3am, a row with another man saw one friend killed and the other taken to hospital. local reports suggest the argument began over music apologies. we have a problem with that report but we might bring it to you later if we get it. heavy fighting is taking place in north—eastern syria, between islamic state militants, and kurdish forces backed by us war planes. the fighting began on thursday when the extremists attacked a prison in the city of hasaka, and attempted to free thousands of is prisoners, as mark lobel reports. scenes syrians never wanted to see again. jihadists attacking a prison containing thousands of militants on thursday. there was a swift an

b, as in international sanctions, were placed on thailand's fishing industry in 2015. as well as the legal fishing, non governmental organizations, orange years had exposed to polling working practices such as traffic, labor and slavery on fishing boats. the government has initiated reforms, but similar exposes would be a legal under the draft law. the new legislation would also allow the tie government to scrutinize sensitive records and communications of organizations based in thailand, but operating in authoritarian regimes in the region amongst the country. yeah, i ah mar, cambodia. we have nam, allow, they do not have a lot of the, the society and internet. so how can i say since has in bangkok that we are going to be next killed already? very soon. in the past 18 months, there have been freakin protests against the government and the monarchy, but attempts to arrest and jail. the leaders have in some cases, been frustrated by organisations representing their legal and constitutional rights . the former generals that lead the government have made no secret of thei

at b, as in international sanctions, were placed on thailand's fishing industry in 2015. as well as the legal fishing, non governmental organizations, orange years had exposed to polling working practices such as traffic, labor and slavery on fishing boats. the government has initiated reforms, but similar exposes would be a legal under the draft law. the new legislation would also allow the tie government to scrutinize sensitive records and communications of organizations based in thailand, but operating in authoritarian regimes in the region amongst the country. and i, ah, can body are we exam allow, they do not have a lot of see the society and internet. so how can i say since us in bangkok that we are going to be next killed already? very soon. in the past 18 months, there have been freakin protests against the government and the monarchy, but attempts to arrest and jail. the leaders have, in some cases, been frustrated by organization's representing their legal and constitutional rights. the former generals that lead the government, have made no secret of their disda

at b, as in international sanctions, were placed on thailand's fishing industry in 2015. as well as the legal fishing, non governmental organizations, orange years had exposed to polling working practices such as traffic, labor and slavery on fishing boats. the government has initiated reforms, but similar exposes would be a legal under the draft law. the new legislation would also allow the tie government to scrutinize sensitive records and communications of organizations based in thailand, but operating in authoritarian regimes in the region amongst the country. yeah, i ah, can body or we can allow, they do not have a lot of see the society and internet. so how can i say since us in bangkok that we are going to be next killed already? very soon. in the past 18 months, there have been freakin protests against the government and the monarchy, but attempts to arrest and jail. the leaders have in some cases, been frustrated by organization's representing their legal and constitutional rights. the former generals that lead the government have made no secret of their disdain

i want to go right to thailand. what can thailand teach us. i am protected from what is out there in thailand. the present news from thailand harkens to a further shutdown. what can china learn from the southeast asia treatment as they face the olympics? dr. beyrer: a very good example of where we have not seen a lot of measures where mask wearing was accepted early and has been widely accepted and used. when i was there in the 1990's, everyone what a cold or any symptom was always masked. there has been that social, cultural tolerance that made a difference. they did go through some stringent restrictions. they have lifted those restrictions in many places. they have again shortened now from a two-week quarantine on arrival to basically a much shorter timeframe. they have done a really good job of balancing science and the public policy aspects. tom: has china done that? dr. beyrer: china is the last holdout. they are trained to use the severe lockdowns and social restrictions to try to keep spread down in advance of the olympics. they have a

many of them attending to jelly fish the see here in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish and the long loom guess i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day with traditional fishing, that was only 10 with their catch is then delivered to the largest jelly fish processing plant in thailand. there it gets clean. and once the tentacles have been cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up and it's not just for the tie. market back tasking. yeah. palma tag, when at our main export markets, are japan, south korea, china, and also the united states governing but there, it really only appeals to the asian american communities in well on is here. some scientists described jelly fish as renewable based on the way they reproduce. no matter how many you catch there will be plenty more to take their place. so there's far less concern about over jelly fishing

many of them attending to jelly fish the see here in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish under lang moon? yes, i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day. with traditional fishing, that was only 10 with their catch is then delivered to the largest jellyfish processing plant in thailand. there it gets clean. and once the tentacles have been cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up. and it's not just for the tie market that tathina paula had when, at our main export markets or japan, south korea, china, and also the united states going. but there, it really only appeals to the asian american communities. while on is here. some scientists described jelly fish as renewable based on the way they reproduce. no matter how many you catch, there will be plenty more to take their place. so there's far less concern about over jelly fishing and health ex

the see here in southern thailand is almost devoid of fish. the only species that can still provide an income for these fishermen is jelly fish under langley. i'm guessing i don't know what's going on under water, but there are no more squid. no more shrimp, no more shellfish. there's nothing left. but with jelly fish i can earn between 25 and 50 euros a day with traditional fishing, that was only 10 with their catch is then delivered to the largest jelly fish processing plant in thailand. there it gets clean. and once the tentacles have been cut off, the rest of the animal is sliced up. and it's not just for the time market. fantastic in all my mean export markets or japan, south korea, china, and also the united states only. but there, it really only appeals to the asian american community. well, on. some scientists describe jellyfish is renewable based on the way they reproduce . no matter how many you catch, there will be plenty more to take their place. so there's far less concerned about over jelly fishing and health experts say they're

. >> reporter: on the river that creates the border between thailand and myanmar, also known as burma, a nightly ritual plays out. monks and local volunteers on the thailand side, watched by the thai army, deliver food, water and medicine to the river bank. it is then fetched by the displaced people who are sheltering on the myanmar side of the border. their villages inside myanmar were attacked by their own government in mid-december. thousands are now uprooted. it is just the latest development in a year of turmoil and violence for myanmar following a coup by its military that has now become a civil war between the junta and its citizens taking up arms. to show us the humanitarian crisis firsthand, volunteers took us to the border. >> the fighting started in the lay kay kaw area. >> reporter: 15th of december. >> 15th december, yeah. and then, after a few days, the military used airstrikes. so, they burned all the villages around this area, so they had to flee. and the battle won't stop 'till today. >> reporter: i think we are hearing some gunshots. it's still really close, what's g

slick off the coast. workers use hum to remove oil from shore line in right young on the east coast of thailand . the leak from the pipeline started late on tuesday and was brought under control a day later. germany's green party has elected new leaders to cap off. it's 2 day conference in berlin. delegates selected the 28 year old to the condo lung until to day deputy co leader of the greens and omit normally a member of the committee on foreign affairs is the 1st time in 2 decades. the greens have been in power, but they've already been embroiled in a scandal overcoat with 19 payouts, as well as electing new leaders. the conference is meant to reassure members of the party as capable of steering germany in the right direction. in soil term, the fog, our political corresponded julius, our deli, was at the green party conference today. earlier, we asked her who the new leaders are. because our long who has been one of the to new, the elected leaders, was not present here today because she tested positive for cova. so she had to be live streams for her acceptance speech via the web. but she is 2

tina efforts are underway on thailand's beaches after an oil spill off the coast. workers used pumps to remove oil from shore line from the shoreline in dry on, on the east coast of the gulf of thailand. the leak from the pipeline salted on tuesday and was brought under control a day later. a u. s. president joe biden says he will send american troops to nato's eastern flank in europe. u. s. defense officials warned that russia has deployed enough forces on ukraine's border to invade the entire country. grants president vladimir zalinski is urging the west to remain firm in its talks with the kremlin, but to avoid creating a panic. while. meanwhile, here in germany, the country's industry association says the german economy is not dependent on the north stream to pipeline once opened, it will send gas from russia directly to germany. the project is seen as a potential target for sanctions undress. rats is the next bird on russian security and defense policy at the german council on foreign relations. he explains how important the nord stream to pipeline will be when it comes to negot

a british man has died in thailand. there are reports that he was attacked with a knife in kanchanaburi, west of bangkok. the foreign office said a second british man had been taken to hospital. 0ur reporter matt graveling has been following this story and joins me now. what more do we know about this? two friend's, what more do we know about this? twr friend's, two british men were having a drink on friday night from about 9pm by police have told us, and they were drinking all through the evening. it was in the early hours of the morning that a fight broke out because the music was being played too loud. this was in a tourist area of thailand called kanchanaburi, and both men had lived there for a number of years. during there for a number of years. during the fight, marcus evans from weston—super—mare was tragically killed, and sean duggan, 59 years old from nuneaton, was taken to hospital. i have been speaking to sean's partner who says she is very shaken up. he is in hospital and recovering well but he has a big

and we are going to a story about to buddhist monks and thailand who have become social media stars with facebook, live streams that combine traditional teachings with non traditional jokes and giggles, and some of the countries religious conservatives. so tips are not amused. all home era of social media, even months of finding themselves, adjusting to the new digital landscape in every friday trauma hall, pie one brother, one know and prom has some point color put to deliver their mix of buddhist and modern life teachings. my a life stream with a dose of humor, some consider unsuitable for months to have shot a theme in thailand. when i met with him and me, what do we have to make it fabulous, awesome, and amazing. so did you want to keep watching and listening and teaching every other religion or good things? it would be a shame of these teachings are ignored because people turn their backs on them because they're boring, bad, mastered by the young people often find a teachings, also called darma, outdated and necessity. although buddhism is a pillar of ty, decide he, the rule of the

the thing about coming to a station like this is that you immediately feel like you're in thailand. it's notjust some modern building. it has a cultural legacy. the new station, just glass and steel, square box — it could be anywhere. not much of a thai experience, really. the staff at london zoo are back at work. they are counting up how many species and animals they have. keepers were out in force yesterday, clutching clipboards and cameras, as they completed a labour of love also known as the annual stock take. they worked together to tally up more than 400 species that call the zoo home. it'll take them about a week to complete the count. we just tell you that so we can show you gorgeous pictures of animals. it's a bit of an anti—climax after those lovely pictures of animals. good morning. it's been a cold and frosty start, still a risk of ice across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, north west midlands and wales. a lot of dry weather and sunshine with high—pressure building today, so many of the showers will fade. some wintry ones coming in from the north

a british man has been killed in thailand. it�*s reported he was attacked in the town of kan—chanaburi, in the west of the country. the foreign office says another briton was injured and is being treated in hospital. matt graveling has more details. hours earlier, this crime scene in the west of thailand saw two british men sharing a drink. but then, thai police say at around 3am, a row with another man saw one friend killed and the other taken to hospital. local reports suggest the argument began over music being played too loudly and ended in a deadly attack. police recovered a sickle at the scene. police have named the victim as 49—year—old marcus evans from weston—super—mare, who officers say had lived in thailand for three years. his friend, shaun dagnan, suffered a serious injury. his partner says he has a wound to his head, but is doing well in hospital, where he gave a statement. today, police held a press conference expressing their condolences for the region�*s tourists and promising to bring justice. a

the navy is helping with the clean up businesses in thailand are heavily reliant on tourism that have been severely impacted by covey 19 restrictions for 2 years. now. apple has come up with a personal safety guide for its latest gadget. this is it's, it's an air tag device. it can be used to locate lost items, but several women have now come forward to say they are being misused by stalkers, one woman discovered her movements were being tracked after finding the device in her cars, gas tank. it's paired with the telephone and the user of that telephone can get real time data on the air tax movements. i phones have a feature that can alert a user if an unknown air tag is detected. moving with them overtime. julie westby is chief executive at global cyber risk. she says apple should have released a detail, safety guide much sooner. they didn't want to come out with something that would scare people about the product. number 2 there, there were cases of misuse and that raised awareness. and the 3rd i think is that there's just been a huge leap in awareness about surveillance with a all

a british man has been killed in thailand. it's reported he was attacked in the town of kan—chanaburi, in the west of the country. the foreign office says another briton was injured and is being treated in hospital. matt graveling has more details. hours earlier, this crime scene in the west of thailand saw two british men sharing a drink. but then, thai police say at around 3am, a row with another man saw one friend killed and the other taken to hospital. local reports suggest the argument began over music being played too loudly and ended in a deadly attack. police recovered a sickle at the scene. police have named the victim as 49—year—old marcus evans from weston—super—mare, who officers say had lived in thailand for three years. his friend, shaun dagnan, suffered a serious injury. his partner says he has a wound to his head, but is doing well in hospital, where he gave a statement. today, police held a press conference expressing their condolences for the region's tourists and promising to bring justice. a thai

true a pipeline in the gulf of thailand on tuesday. 20 kilometers off the coast of rayon . province, ladies helping with the clear up businesses in thailand are heavily reliant on tourism that have been severely affected by covet 19 restrictions for the last 2 years. thousands of truck drivers are stranded on the border between chilly and argentina as they wait to be tested for coven 19. some have been waiting for weeks now. we're fabric, straight on the goods that they're carrying and on themselves, i'll just seriously a haughty reports. ah, going nowhere fast. thousands of trucks are stranded in argentina, as the driver's weight to be tested for coven 19 to enter chile. and the weight is taking its toll. yes, it will say my like go you'll. i've been here for 2 weeks and when i've got a refrigeration unit, but not enough guests to run the fridge. many of these trucks are carrying refrigerated goods, with the engine having to stay running to keep the products from spoiling. thus guy got killed, gum diesel is running out. they have equipment that cannot handle being on for a long time

a british man has been killed in thailand. it's reported he was attacked in the town of kanchanaburi, in the west of the country. the foreign office says another briton was injured and is being treated in hospital. matt graveling has more details. hours earlier, this crime scene in the west of thailand saw two british men sharing a drink. but then, thai police say at around 3am, a row with another man saw one friend killed and the other taken to hospital. local reports suggest the argument began over music being played too loudly and ended in a deadly attack. police recovered a sickle at the scene. police have named the victim as 49—year—old marcus evans from weston—super—mare, who officers say had lived in thailand for three years. his friend, shaun dagnan, suffered a serious injury. his partner says he has a wound to his head, but is doing well in hospital, where he gave a statement. today, police held a press conference expressing their condolences for the region's tourists and promising to bring justice. a thai man

the king at thailand, about 40 billion bought -- bhat. in singapore, workers refuse to be vaccinated risk losing their jobs with new restrictions taking effect. you will know all about that, i am sure. haslinda: that's right. no vaccine, no job. last week, -- which allows entry without quarantine. based on the current situation, government expects 5 million foreign visitors in 2022, driven by tourists from europe and the u.s.. it could reach 9 million if visitors return. before the pandemic, the nation sawe 48 million foreign tourists. our next guest is a founder and executive chairman of hospitality group. this is an exclusive interview. good to have you with us. i am wondering how optimistic are you that numbers will be met for the year for thailand? >> i have never really kept track of numbers, i don't think it is a numbers game. we are in it for the long haul. i think the point is whether thailand and the world is back for a rebound. we sell the rebounds in the past with omicron replacing delta. my sense is that the optimism, occupanc

. >> reporter: the project along the border of myanmar, thailand and laos is part of china's belt and road initiative. a trade policy which claims to support neighboring countries, but here at least it has backfired. and china has listened for the second time the plan is on hold. >> you have to stand up and fight it again. >> reporter: delegations from beijing have even visited local activists. perhaps a sign of china's government recognizing it must persuade, not just impose the most important thing, he says, is that china has people, too. and we have to make them aware what they do doesn't just impact me, it impacts the world. it impacts themselves. the battle over this river's future may hold lessons for the world. keir simmons, nbc news, the mekong, thailand. >>> up next for us here tonight, the hot dog stand at the center of a community for almost a century >>> finally, the hot dog stand that has come to symbolize a community and has been inspiring america for nearly 100 years here's kevin tibbles >> peppers and onions, right? >> reporter: there is nothing like a chicago dog. >>

a british man has died in thailand. there are reports he was attacked with a knife in kanchanaburi, west of bangkok. the foreign office said a second british man had been taken to hospital. a major uk investment fund is increasing pressure on companies to clean up their acts and make good on environmental pledges. aviva investors said it would vote to try to get directors kicked out of firms that are not becoming more sustainable fast enough. it also wants bosses' pay to be linked to detailed green goals. our business correspondent ramzan karmali joins me now. this is not the first time we have heard this sort of stuff. aha, this is not the first time we have heard this sort of stuff.— heard this sort of stuff. a lot of financial institutions _ heard this sort of stuff. a lot of financial institutions have - heard this sort of stuff. a lot of financial institutions have got l financial institutions have got these ethical investments on their minds and in fact they have these departments called environmental social and

to finish things off this week, we're off to thailand, where travel was slowly beginning to open up again, which was mainly thanks to tourists being granted quarantine—free access via the newly launched thailand pass. but the spread of 0micron meant that got suspended, crushing the hopes of many of the people working there in tourism, amongst them bangkok taxi drivers. but one company has found another way to support its staff. this is how bangkok used to be, bustling with tourists and taxis taking them to where they need to go. the year before covid hit, the thai capital welcomed 22.8 million tourists, making it the most visited city in 2019. now, there are taxi graveyards like this all over the city. though this one is being put to good use. 0n the days chan goes out, he struggles to find any customers. back at base, chan's boss inspects neighbouring land to expand the taxi farm. currently, everything grown is consumed by the drivers. though it is open to passers—by to take a look. they want to open a coffee shop and a place to sell the extra produce. now the other drivers have beco

well, to finish things off this week, we are off to thailand, where travel was slowly beginning to open up again, which was mainly thanks to tourists being granted quarantine—free access via the newly launched thailand pass. but the spread of omicron meant that got suspended, crushing the hopes of many of the people working there in tourism — amongst them, bangkok taxi drivers. but one company has found another way to support its staff. this is how bangkok used to be — bustling with tourists and taxis taking them to where they need to go. the year before covid hit, the thai capital welcomed 22.8 million tourists, making it the most visited city in 2019. now, there are taxi graveyards like this all over the city. though this one has been put to good use. on the days chan goes out, he struggles to find any customers. back at base, chan's boss inspects neighbouring land to expand the taxi farm. currently, everything grown is consumed by the drivers, though it is open to passers—by to take a look. they want to open a coffee shop and a place to sell the extra produce. now the other d

well, to finish things off this week, we are off to thailand, where travel was slowly beginning to open up again, which was mainly thanks to tourists being granted quarantine—free access via the newly launched thailand pass. but the spread of 0micron meant that got suspended, crushing the hopes of many of the people working there in tourism— amongst them, bangkok taxidrivers. but one company has found another way to support its staff. this is how bangkok used to be — bustling with tourists and taxis taking them to where they need to go. the year before covid hit, the thai capital welcomed 22.8 million tourists, making it the most visited city in 2019. now, there are taxi graveyards like this all over the city. though this one is being put to good use. —— though this one has been put to good use. 0n the days chan goes out, he struggles to find any customers. back at base, chan's boss inspects neighbouring land to expand the taxi farm. currently, everything grown is consumed by the drivers, though it is open to passers—by to take a look. they want to open a coffee shop and a p

a pipeline in the gulf of thailand leaks 20 kilometers off the coast of round province of the 50 tons of crude is spilled into the sea after the pipeline leak. current of ice case is being recorded among athletes and staff just days out from the beijing winter olympics. $34.00 people tested positive on sunday, bringing the total to $139.00 confirmed cases. the games of being held on the type restrictions with all participants, completely separated from the chinese population. but i found the dollars made tennis history. he beat daniel my bed of in an epic australian open final to claim a record breaking 21st grand slam title. and that lasted more than 5 hours. the finally said something come back after losing the 2 opening steps to beat the russian opponent. this is not our 2nd title in melbourne, victory in 2009. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just are now. in northern ireland, people are mocking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 unarmed protesters were shot dead by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest moments of what became

tony chang is following the visit from bangkok in neighbouring thailand, all across melma or over the last couple of days. people have been posting images on social media of them stamping on pictures of anson burning pictures of him. but people have bombarded his facebook page as official facebook page with so many negative comments. his actually had turned them off or his staff had to turn them off. so i think there's very little expectation that he will engage with the so called opposition. the people who oppose the crew in the military government and the military itself is said at this stage, there's very little chance that he'll meet any of those leaders particularly uncensored she. and when meant the former president who had been locked up since eric, who in february of last year, what he does in to achieve it is really quite hard to determine. his foreign minister said in statements a couple of days ago that myanmar currently has all the ingredients for a country which is heading toward civil war. i think perhaps the best way to view this is through the lens of hans and himself.

and if that thailand spell what wasn't enough, there's been a fresh oil leak at a refinery off the coast of peru. authority say it happened during work on an underwater pipeline at the la pompey, a refinery, owned by the spanish energy giant rep. so it comes as a country grapples with a massive oil spill earlier this month, triggered by the volcanic eruption in the south pacific ocean residence in the capitol. lima are now taking part in a unique campaign to tackle the mass cleanup crews in peru racing to contain the oil spill. a painstaking task inland. a call to action has residents lining up to donate their locks. it turns out hair of all kinds is an excellent oil absorber. a method discovered by a hair stylist in the 1990 s. the strands are collected and stuffed into sausage like buoy off the coast. the spills have contaminated more than 20 beaches in peru, and people are willing to sacrifice more than vanity for the greater good. is there thing own and that i have a small breed that belongs to my sister who died 2 years ago from leukemia. the original idea was to donate it to an org