there is a saying in poland, the generation connect on skype... in poland, the generation connect on skype. .. myself, with in poland, the generation connect on skype... myself, with my parents being in poland and me being in the uk permanently, said there will be a lot of pressure and a lot of stress around that and i know already from talking to members of the polish community that they are planning to go to poland in the coming weeks or they are in poland in the at the moment and they fear what is coming next and they fear what will happen at christmas and whether they will be able to travel back to their loved ones. it is not a surprise, as poland has lifted some of its restrictions over the summer, but you worry about the football fans, let's face it pulsed you love the football and all the best that goes with it, but all the things you mentioned as well with christmas, it is going to be a lot of concern. absolutely, there are going to be scrutiny about the polish government's plans over the last few months and whether these decisions we re months and whether these decisions wer

to legalize torture in poland, to go to the european court ofjustice against poland for that, and will support each and every individual case against a doctor that will try to lie that this type of abortion is banned in poland because it is not. attorney anna mazurczak joins me from warsaw. before we work out what is legal and isn't, just remind us the situation. because even before this band, the number of abortions in poland were very very few compared to other countries with thousands of women needing the country to get an abortion. are legislation was even before the decision, very, very strict. there are only three grounds of legal abortion. 98% of legal abortions in poland were performed on the grounds, so that is why we say that from today, we have a total abortion ban in poland,. out of the thousands of abortion that did —— thousands of abortion that did —— thousand abortion that did take place, 90% were furred foetal defects. when it comes to what happened in poland today, this was moved from the government to the courts. why was that? well, because it's not a court an

mission that is threatened by north through to poland so alone as i mentioned earlier as well as the competition aspect they think the prices will go up if there's too much supply from one source but also they have those energy security workers as well are they justified. well according to about such all economics textbook you can find if supply goes up and prices go go down on top so this ridiculous real threat to that is no longer have the potential lack mail western europe and russia russia and so they that the prices. which are there right now might go up poland already suggested to the bench as well earlier although there's an alternative to the old stream to pipeline is there a bit of lobbying going on here from an alternative rival souls and there's lobbying going on because the urgent of what of course will poland and this alternative is what poland that what the united states states want means that they can control west arabs and germany's any energy supply and they can threaten it at any time. i would even if this does go to court it could take years before a final decision

for good it's nothing on the usual and father in poland here in question the school in the foothills of the top from mountains roman cooper is the mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the u.s. 'd 'd. we like america a lot because we are the. most about housing as you can see here with money people what i have to make in the us. the ties go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left the region to escape poverty and seek a better life in america many followed up until today poland has always been able to rely on the u.s. says district administrator appeared bunk he's a fan of presidents trump and is rooting for his reelection bank believes trump will keep poland safe. the fact that the american troops are in poland and as our allies to deter potential enemies is important for us and one of the reasons why his reelection would be good for us to give an assessment that it's in line with paul unselfish all foreign policy and never trump victory would be good news for the conservative polish government the current you ass of ministr

legalize torture in poland, to go to the european court of justice against poland for that, and we'll support each and every individual case against a doctor that will try to lie that this kind of abortion is banned in poland because it's not. but poland's top court disagrees, and that means any legal challenges will have to come at european level. paul hawkins, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: ghislaine maxwell denies witnessing any inappropriate activities between herformer boyfriend — the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein — and underage girls. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited forfor decades. the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer and as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblical famine now in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in argentina today, it's actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies in the past with great britain. but as good friends, we have always found a good and lasting

just to touch on a point you made earlier about women traveling for abortions the women in poland. become travel as you say elsewhere in europe to have abortions fellows ans do every year but there are women in other countries i'm thinking of egypt philippines el salvador central america where abortions are criminalized the tend not to have that option so in effect polish women in this case do have a choice though. well i think what this highlights is rather ocracy by the people who make the laws because they're not preventing these abortions from what i'm what they're saying is we're ok with these abortions as long as they happen in a different legislated legislation you know they're not saying we disapprove of your abortions be just as true that men will hold their noses against you have the newness. you reject is a sentiment you travel to a different country and then your life back. once it happens it is completely ludicrous in countries like egypt and the philippines people do you have abortions they just have them safely on people and therefore die quite frequently from and se

protests in poland for a second night. thousands gather to speak out against a high court ruling outlawing abortions in most cases. our correspondent is standing by with the latest. sudan becomes the third arab government to set aside hostilities with israel in recent months. u.s. president donald trump is taking credit with just 11 days until the u.s. election. ♪ monte: hello and thank you for joining us. one million, the number of confirmed coronavirus infections here in france as of tonight. the country has set another record with 42,000 cases reported in the last one he four hours. this comes as the -- in the last 24 hours. the majority of the population goes on curfew tonight. the country's prime minister announced the curfew in paris and other cities what ekstrand -- would expand to 38 regions covering tens of millions of people. europe's daily coronavirus numbers doubled over the last 10 days reaching 200,000 for the first time as italy, author asteria, croatia and slovenia reported their highest single day totals

where is there we re performed in poland. where is there were about 100,000 women travelling abroad to have them. of course in the current climate they won't be able to do. it really takes bodily autonomy from within. and made illegal in cases of foetal abnormality and that is the majority of abortions in poland that is happening at this point. there are women already once again protesting. thank you so much polly and claire as always and thanks to our viewers. we will be back shortly for the next edition of the papers. good evening, i'm katie sha na han with your latest sports news. and we'll start with the europa league as arsenal came from behind to beat rapid vienna in their opening group game. it was the first time mikel arteta's side had played in front of a crowd this season too with 3,000 home fans in vienna and they had a reason to cheer early in the second half after this poor defensive mistake from bernd leno and david luiz put rapid into the lead. luiz chalked that off soon after to make things level, before capta

yes indeed the health care system in poland is about to reach its limits yesterday for the 1st time poland had more than 10000 you called it 900 factions within a day or on my dolls and people are hospitalized this is a record high in poland according to the health ministry we still have around 6000 free bets in the country however there's rising reports of hospitals having problems earlier this week a company. patient and health care worker himself died after he was able to find a free bet. that the prime minister motto is more of yes he announced the property there's going to be a red zone for the whole country from saturday on meaning that there's going to be stricter restrictions that all of poland rise of poland struggling under the weight of the new infections there thank you and live in now from warsaw and across to london where we're joined by the charlottesville some pill shall it like germany britain's opted for a local response to the 2nd wave how's that working there. yeah rebecca just to give you some context a lawman news out of the u.k. yesterday we had the u.k. has now reco

court of justice against poland poland to go to the european court ofjustice against poland because of that. and we will support each and every individual case against a doctor that will try to lie that this kind of abortion is banned in poland, because it is not.|j this kind of abortion is banned in poland, because it is not. i am interested that you are turning to the european commission because they are already clashing with poland over issues. do you have faith in the european union is able to exert enough pressure on this issue?|j the european union is able to exert enough pressure on this issue? i am a european citizen and i want to win that. they have the duty to protect me. european institutions have the duty to protect me, and i demand them to do so. thank you very much indeed for speaking first from the streets of warsaw as people turn out to protest that decision. the mobile streaming service quibi has announced it will close, after operating forjust six months. quibi offered what it called snackable media, programmes of 10 minutes or less. and despite $1.8 billion of inv

the excluded free songs in poland which they call entity free. sones but those are the places in which the recessions of these message will simply be tremendous because it shows basically the very head of the church taking a much more slowly darrius disposition to a community that in many places under siege well they're just affairs correspondent martin gak thank you you're welcome. protesters have taken to the streets of lagos in nigeria a day after a demonstration was violently broken up by gunfire human rights groups are siding with they call credible reports that some demonstrators were killed or the army calls the reports fake news nigerians have been protesting for weeks against police brutality and corruption. they came out in defiance of a curfew and after dusk the trouble started the many green uniforms were seen setting up barriers surrounding the area and eyewitnesses saw c.c.t.v. cameras and street lighting being disabled god * then suddenly gunshots i think i'm still there i feel since huge people outside the toll gate started taking

poland for example that are dead against north stream. but of course but this is also perceived as the same reason because you see poland actually advocates or another by which it goes from norway to poland and recently the polish government suggested that germany joins this project and also that germany and other countries join the project of the new energy terminal and all and as well as the interests of the ukraine that are highly promoted by the us and of course poland and many of the european countries and eastern european members of the us union so in this case it just perceived as on the one side of it though he should be sure all these your racial relations between the united states and the european countries that are more likely to fold to washington's line against russia but also of the economic interests of these countries which are in fact interested in maintaining russia acts for of natural gas through their territories and thus all those payments that come with. just very quickly in his army thing today are more sanctions co

s alexander phenomena visited poland which has seen many of its people migrate to the u.s. she wanted to find out who's the favorite there. sophia corrodes grandfather was the 1st to go hoping to make his american dream come true since then her family's relationship with the u.s. has been an enduring love story sophia corot spent 15 years there. no i liked it there i just got to like america a lot but i was going back and forth for a while. but i couldn't settle back in poland to finish building her house but her 4 children and their children stayed in america for good it's nothing unusual and father in poland here in question the school in the foothills of the touch from mountains roman krupa is the mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the us. 'd 'd we like america a lot because we are. most of the houses you can see here with soup with money our peoples what i will to make in the us. the ties go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left their region to escape poverty and seek a better life in america many followed

for the 7th day in a row people across poland have taken to the streets to demonstrate against a court ruling that further limits the country's already highly restrictive abortion laws and a nationwide women strike thousands walked out of their jobs in rage by what amounts to a near total abortion ban the campaign to limit women's rights to choose has left support for the ruling law and justice party at a 5 year low. a silent protest against a decision many see as a scandal polish workers across the country went on strike to protest the toughening of the country's abortion laws. we're here to fight for our right to choose we're not advocating abortions we just want to be able to decide for ourselves we want to have control over our own bodies. we don't have a choice now we are showing how we feel that they shouldn't have taken our rights from us this is the 21st century where in europe it can't be we have to fight it that last week poland's constitutional court toughened the country's already strict abortion rules even further the panel of judges declared abortions due to irreversible

alexander phenomena visited poland which has seen many of its people migrate to the u.s. she wanted to find out who's the favorite there but. sophia corrodes grandfather was the 1st to go hoping to make his american dream come true since then her family's relationship with the u.s. has been an enduring love story sophia corot spent 15 years there what about me. i'd like to be or i just got to like america a lot but i was going back and forth for a while. but i couldn't settle back in poland to finish building her house but her 4 children and their children stayed in america for good it's nothing unusual and father in poland here in question is caught in the foothills of the top from mountains roman krupa is the mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the us. 'd 'd we like america a lot because we are with. most of the houses you can see here with money our peoples what i have to make in the us. the ties go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left the region to escape poverty and seek a better life in america many fo

report has slammed hungry in poland for violating rule of law could affect the fact that access to block funding be to all of his more. the e.u. commission has let rip a scathing condemnation of what it sees as poland and hungary scaling democratically it accuses warsaw a 3rd of pest among other things of applying political pressure to media and the courts poland's justice reform since 2015 had been a major source of controversy both domestically in at e.u. level and have are a serious concerns. the shrinking possibilities of civic oversight in the context of restrictions to media freedom ho style environment for civil society organizations and constant challenges in the application of the transparency and access to public information rules further weaken the anti corruption framework this latest swipe from brussels comes just a few days after poland and hungary joined forces to implement a new organization of their own its purpose to monitor violations of the law in the european union. the aim of this institute of comparative law would be that we should not be taken for fools we have ha

for good it's nothing unusual in southern poland here in question the school in the foothills of the top from mountains roman krupa is the mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the us 'd 'd. we like america a lot because we are with them most of the houses you can see here were built with money peoples the able to make in the us. the to. i would go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left the region to escape poverty and seek a better life in america many followed up until today poland has always been able to rely on the u.s.s. district administrator appeared bunk he's a fan of presidents and is rooting for his reelection bank believes trump will keep poland safe. the fact that the american troops are in poland as our allies to deter potential enemies is important for us and one of the reasons why his reelection would be good for us to do. an assessment that it's in line with paul unselfish and foreign policy and never try victor we would be good news for the conservative polish government the current you asked administration

poland was the 1st european country to host black sites. atom bomb now the polish ombudsman worked for an injury you know that was one of the 1st to try to discover the truth. a friend of the 1st time we heard about it was this famous report by the washington post when they informed about the potential existence of that site but to be harnessed not many people believed in this at that time and i think what was important is that after both 1st publications there were some investigative activities undertaken in specially by dick marty who was at that time to set out or collaborate kink within the council of europe are all meant to reassemble. basically 2 important places where one is from on a report that was a report. it was not working. see her board at that time right now it is just used for commercial purposes. the 2nd person is public equal to 0 and he is the working cook and we have that school of pollution total. the school there is here and it is in the forest lol inhibitor the original. and allegedly are according to the tell we know

we are going to poland now. thousands of people — most of them women — have been protesting in cities across poland against a court ruling that bans almost all abortions. the demonstrations are taking place despite tight coronavirus restrictions which ban gatherings of more than ten people. adam easton reports from warsaw. despite coronavirus restrictions, large protests took place in cities across the country. in warsaw, there was a heavy police presence once again outside the home of the deputy prime minister, who heads the governing law and justice party. it was mostly mps from his party who brought the six successful legal challenge that has made poland's strict abortion law even more restrictive. translation: i am worried that we will achieve nothing and that nothing is going to change because the government does not care about people and they don't care about people who protest here today. but staying around the home is not something we should do. that is what we have civil rights for. that is why we a

a sad day for women's rights that's what activists are calling a ban on poland by poland's top court on abortions on the grounds of fetal defects the ruling have incensed many. thank you. on thursday thousands across the country took to the streets in the capital riot police were out in force using crowd control measures protesters denounced the governing law and justice party a long time proponent of tougher abortion laws it's also been accused of packing the constituent the constitutional court with loyalists. well the ruling bans almost all abortions in poland only last year 98 percent of terminations in the country were done because of severe fetal abnormalities but that will now be outlawed however abortions due to rape incest or threat to the mother's life are still legal earlier we put the issue up for debate. well i think the thing with human rights in general especially the right to life is that they shouldn't be dependent on what other people think slavery back in the day used to be a democratic option that didn't make it morally justified in the same goes for abortion ever

and it defending reproductive rights demonstrations in poland against the restrictions on abortion. welcome to the program our top story exactly a week to go of course before the u.s. election donald trump and joe biden are spending choose a crisscrossing the united states in an intense day of campaigning national polls are giving democratic contender biden a solid lead but it's a lot tighter in some of the battleground states that could decide the election the coronavirus pandemic of course continues to overshadow the campaign infections are surging with some states concerned about the lack of hospital beds nearly half a 1000000 cases of been confirmed in the past week alone with more than 225000 deaths since the pandemic began the progress of a rescue package through congress is also halted with democrats and republicans deadlocked over the details before heading to campaign in michigan trying to criticize former president braca bomb his response to the swine flu outbreak in 2009. is the worst but there is no idea we're. there yet so what is your. also a white house course when it

poland already has some of the eu's strictest abortion laws. several countries in europe have reported coronavirus infection rates higher than during the first wave of the pandemic in the spring. in france, the government has imposed an overnight curfew on two—thirds of the country which will operate for the next six weeks. the test and trace system in england came underfire this

an assessment that it's in line with poland so fishel foreign policy and never try victor we would be good news for the conservative polish government the current you ask of ministration sees war so as an essential l. . in the deeply trump critical europe and in return america supports poland in the number of important areas such as defense and energy security that might all change is joe biden gets elected. joe biden doesn't have many friends in the region says mayor krupa most people here are conservative and prefer trump's agenda and you know. you go like this rational business oriented approach when the stores are not cut they support his efforts to secure the border to make it more difficult for migrants to get. sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia court says and though though she reckons it's easier these days to find work in nearby germany or austria america

s brought protests to the floor of poland's parliament on choose day chanting this is war. thousands of joint daily marches across the country in defiance of coded 19 restrictions in the capital warsaw streets were blocked bringing traffic to a standstill. i am so sorry i need to fight for my daughter's future i cannot imagine not being. if follows last week's ruling by poland's constitutional court that abortions in all but a few cases are legal the move paves the way for the governing rightwing law and justice party to approve a fireable terminations even in cases of fetal defects and when there is no chance of survival outside the womb abortion will only be allowed in cases of rape incest or where there's a threat to the mother's life poland's prime minister promised to defend what conservatives see as an unborn child's right to life. some of the price for the roads of pollicie depose the freedom of choice truly is a fundamental thing that we should all agree that in order to have this freedom of choice one needs to be a life the one who is dead cannot implement one's ri

poland's conservative government remains defiant as protests well i guess a court ruling that severely restricts abortions. calls for peaceful elections in tanzania to violence and the rest of the opposition leader in zanzibar . 7 days to the u.s. presidential election and both candidates are making their final pitches to swing voters democratic candidate joe biden has gone on the offensive over coronavirus during his 1st campaign visit to the former republican stronghold of georgia where polling now shows a tight race this administration has yet to offer a single plan yes one of the reasons why the most one of the most prestigious medical journals in the world the new england journal of medicine the president quote dangerously incompetent went on to say the president turned a crisis into a tragedy i'm ready to act i know what to do. starting on day one of my presidency we will do it meanwhile donald trump is maintaining a hectic schedule he's held rallies in michigan and wisconsin and he's going to be in nebraska in the next hour where one electoral college vote is closely contested h

legalise tortures in poland, to go to the european court ofjustice against poland for that. and we support each and every individual case against a doctor that would try to lie that this kind of abortion is banned in poland, because it is not. but poland's top court disagrees and that means any legal challenges will have to come at a european level. paul hawkins, bbc news. subscription streaming services have come to dominate the way many people around the world now listen to their music. but the bbc‘s found some of the world's largest platforms — including spotify and apple music — have been hosting songs with explicitly racist, homophobic and anti—semitic lyrics. that's despite a crackdown on this type of content three years ago. following our investigation, lots of the music has now been removed. this report includes offensive references. steve holden reports. the sheer amount of music and streaming services is mind blowing, but like the internet there is dark corners. we have found songs on a number of platforms that include lyrics that are explicitly racist, hom

s alexander phenomena visited poland which has seen many of its people migrate to the u.s. she wore the find out who's the favorite there. sophia corrodes grandfather was the 1st to go hoping to make he's american dream come true since then her family's relationship with the u.s. has been an enduring love story sophia corot spent 15 years there. is no practical issue i'd like to be or i just got to like america a lot but i was going back and forth for a while. but i had bag could settle back in poland to finish building her house but her 4 children and their children stayed in america for good it's nothing unusual in southern poland here in question the school in the foothills of detached from mountains roman krupa is their mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the us. 'd 'd we like america a lot because we are with them most of the houses you can see here were filled with money out people's what i want to make in the us. the ties go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left their region to escape poverty and seek a

contracted the virus in the spring fortunately without severe symptoms he praises poland's quick response to the pandemic but is worried about its hospitals the health system power and is basically enormously lacking in funding. so if if the country becomes overwhelmed then i think it's going to be a problem because of the number of hospital beds the number of respirators the medical staff. it's also why. for it in addition to his regular job he organizes weddings here in the mountains they have to be big but it's almost impossible to plan a wedding he and his business partner say if the authorities make ad hoc decisions all the time. that should have set limits from the beginning what difference does it make if we have 50 or $100.00 wedding guests in a group of 10 people we're in a small circle we know each other and we can react quickly if anything happens. what we need is a clear strategy to combat that pandemic. otherwise it will be increasingly difficult to convince people to comply with that restrictions. you're watching the news still to come all the way it looks set to get back on

he without severe symptoms he praises poland's quick response to the pandemic but is worried about its hospitals the health system power is basically enormously lacking in funding. so if if the country becomes overwhelmed then i think it's going to be a problem because of the number of hospital beds the number of respirators the medical staff. it's also wore it in addition to his regular job he organizes weddings here in the mountains they have to live big but it's almost impossible to plan a wedding he and his business partner say if the authorities make adhoc decisions all the time. should have set limits from the beginning what difference does it make if we have 50 or $100.00 wedding guests in a group of 10 people we're in a small circle we know each other and we can react quickly if anything happens. what we need is a clear strategy to combat their pandemic problem says otherwise it will be increasingly difficult to convince people to comply with their restrictions. look at some of the other coronavirus developments elsewhere in the world the world health organization warns an addi

city after the fatal shooting of a black man and defending reproductive rights demonstrations in poland against further restrictions on abortion. hello the stones around brisbane and more typically in queensland the new south has been pretty poky recently and you might think they've gone away but i am not convinced although much of the clouds seem to be going offshore you've got the wall to spring to build showers again and they could be pretty big ones in new south wales still around brisbane and then back into eastern victoria that to the west of that most of the constant is much drier now including darwin having had a record breaking wet october person joined $25.00 degrees in the sunshine it will warm up more for you significantly whereas although brisbane might be probably still in free on thursday that is not true is this a new south wales victoria parts of south australian clytie adelaide will still be wet so that's really all the action is and in complete contrast whilst we wait for winter to come in to china and he hasn't yet it's fairly quiet whether there is cloud or runs but

hard poland is our great story it is expected to announce new restrictions after registering a record of nearly 9000 new cases in the last 24 hours the country managed to keep the number of infections low at the start of the pandemic but as a used alexander phenomena reports the government is now facing criticism for failing to prepare the country for a 2nd wave. and the foothills of the top from mountains at a popular tourist destination this winter however a pub ocean league has little hope of much business normally his family's guest house would welcome school classes and all their organized tour groups but most of them have already cancelled youngish there's a she it's about all of them but if we didn't on this place and just rented it would have already given up. no matter what. 100 percent of. the guest house practically generates no income but still costs money an issue of the ducky with tourist numbers slowly rising again over the summer pablo she legal was hoping for the situation to improve but now the region has been declared a red zone due to a surge in covering $1000.00 c

and to poland now where abortion rights activists are holding with they say will be their largest march so far capping off a week of mass demonstrations and as you can see in these live images from warsaw police are on hand as protesters gather. over last week's court decision banning abortions in cases where the fetus has congenital defects while that ruling has left poland with a near total ban on abortion women there can now only legally terminate a pregnancy in cases of rape or incest or if their lives are in danger. and i want to take you now to war so to our correspondent a live courtis who is standing by to give us the latest live in a massive street protests have been and now still what are demonstrators hoping to achieve and if that materialise. well that's a very good question actually they mostly want to see and show their their anger so for 8 days now we see purchases going to the streets using very strong language to basically tell the ruling party law and justice to leave the protesters face has announced a couple of things he wants to reach earlier this week they were ver

guy: why are you sticking with poland? i would've thought there was a huge opportunity in central and eastern europe. when do we see you there? francois: there is. as you know, poland is a high growth economy and has been such for the last 13 years. e-commerce is at the beginning. e-commerce is 8% of the total. in the u.s. it is twice as much, if not three times. everything we do in poland gets multiplied by the current customer base. it is not we will not go international, it is something we have to see the tech to do. it goes with the first priority of pleasing polish shoppers, and there are so much to do. i am reasonably convinced over a medium period of time i will find ways to please customers outside poland. kailey: obviously you hold a dominant market position in poland, and the competition regulators are taking a look at that. what kind of threat does that review pose to you? francois: i would not say we have a dominant position, we are something like 3% of total retail. we have a strong lead. the eatare a lot of t

and poland's top court issues a ruling on abortion that makes the procedure illegal in nearly all cases. and i'm sad how must not have all this all it. was has a disastrous start to the zozo championship the 15 time major winner and so round one near the bottom of the leaderboard. well it's been pretty praised as historic but has been received by many with caution libya's warring sides of agreed to what the united nations is calling a permanent ceasefire it was signed in geneva after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of libya's longtime leader moammar gadhafi today it's a good day for the libyan people. at 11 15 am this morning here in the u.n. headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect so let's take you through some of the terms of the agreement military and armed groups must leave the front lines all mercenaries and foreign fighters are going to be out of libya in 3 months as well the 2 sides will work with the u.n. to start id

for the 7th day in a row people across poland have taken to the streets to demonstrate against a court ruling that further limits the country's already highly restrictive abortion laws and a nation wide women strikes thousands walked off their jobs in rage by what amounts to a near total abortion ban the campaign to limit women's right to choose has left support for the ruling law and justice party at a 5 year low. a silent protest against a decision many see as a scam to. polish workers across the country when told strong to tip. protest the toughening of the country's abortion laws. we're here to fight for our right to choose we're not advocating abortions we just want to be able to decide for ourselves we want to have control over our own bodies. we don't have a choice now we are showing how we feel that they shouldn't have taken our rights from us this is the 21st century where in europe it can't be we have to fight it. last week poland's constitutional court toughened the country's already strict abortion rolls even further the panel of judges declared abortions due to irreversibl

s alexander phenomena visited poland which has seen many of its people migrate to the u.s. she wanted to find out who's the favorite there. sophia corrodes grandfather was the 1st to go hoping to make his american dream come true since then her family's relationship with the u.s. has been an enduring love story sophia corot spent 15 years there. i'd like to be here i just got to like america a lot but i was going back and forth for a while. could settle back in poland to finish building her house but her 4 children and their children stayed in america for good it's nothing unusual in southern poland here in question the school in the foothills of the top from mountains roman krupa is the mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the us. 'd 'd we like america a lot because we are with. most of the houses you can see here with group with money our people what i have to make in the us. the ties go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left their region to escape poverty and seek a better life in america many followed up unti

contracted the virus in the spring fortunately without symptoms he praises poland's quick response to the pandemic but is worried about its hospitals the health system . is basically enormously lacking in funding. so if if the country becomes overwhelmed then i think it's going to be a problem because of the number of hospital beds and respirators the medical staff . also wore it in addition to his regular job he organizes weddings here in the mountains they have to be big but it's almost impossible to plan a wedding he and his business partner say if the authorities make abducted citizens all the time. that should have set limits from the beginning what difference does it make if we have 50 or $100.00 wedding guests in a group of 10 people who are in a small circle we know each other and we can react quickly if anything happens. what we need is a clear strategy to combat that pandemic says otherwise it will be increasingly difficult to convince people to comply with their restrictions. you know from the pandemic to climate change last month was the hottest september since records beg

poland's second wave is far bigger than its first. their number of new cases is 22 times higher than the highest number of cases in the spring, and deaths there over the past 2a hours have been the highest since the pandemic began. with the president admitting to testing positive, poland has moved to impose the highest level of restrictions across the whole country. work is under way to set up temporary hospitals. 500 beds are being installed in the conference rooms of the country's biggest arena, warsaw's national stadium. translation: we have an exceptional situation this year. i call for visits to the cemetery and family reunions, especially with the elderly, to be as limited as much as possible. in spain, the government will consider on sunday whether to bring in a new state of emergency. just days after registering more than i million confirmed virus cases, their regions responsible for managing public health care have been heaping pressure on the government to give them the legal right to impose tighter restrictions. as in the f

al-jazeera philadelphia and poland demonstrations continue. on abortions a ruling by the country's constitutional court means a procedure may soon be legal only in extreme cases including rape or incest or i i defended what demonstrators say a reproductive rights opposition m.p.'s brought protests to the floor of poland's parliament on cheese day chanting this is war. thousands of joint daily marches across the country in defiance of kovac 19 restrictions in the capital warsaw streets were blocked bringing traffic to a standstill. i am so sorry i need to fight for my daughter's future i cannot imagine not being everything is. ok if follows last week's ruling by poland's constitutional court that abortions in all but a few cases are legal the move paves the way for the governing rightwing lauren justice party to approve a final determinations even in cases of fetal defects and when there is no chance of survival outside the womb abortion will only be allowed in cases of rape incest a where there's a threat to the mother's life. poland's prime m

contracted the virus in the spring fortunately without severe symptoms he praises poland's quick response to the pandemic but is worried about its hospitals the health system power and is basically enormously lacking in funding. so if it's the country becomes overwhelmed then i think it's going to be a problem because of the number of hospital beds and respirators the medical staff public legalize all. the war it in addition to his regular job here organizes weddings here in the mountains they have to be big but it's almost impossible to plan a wedding he and his business partners say if the authorities make ad hoc decisions all the time. they should have set limits from the beginning what difference does it make if we have 50 or 100 wedding guests in a group of 10 people who are in a small circle we know each other and we can react quickly if anything happens. what we need is a clear strategy to combat their pandemic problem says otherwise it will be increasingly difficult to convince people to comply with their restrictions. their watching t w news still to come and bollywood looks set

well weapons and there were similar scenes in cities across poland as well the constitutional tribunal ruling effectively bans almost all abortions in poland which already had some of the toughest laws in europe until now 98 percent of terminations were due to severe fetal abnormalities and the only remaining grounds for abortions will be in cases of rape incest or a threat to the pregnant woman's life the rules will take effect after being passed by parliament which is seen as certain to happen given the ruling party's majority the council of europe has called the move a sad day for women's rights removing the basis for almost all legal abortion simple amounts to a ban and violates human rights today's ruling of the constitutional court means on the ground abroad abortions for those who can a food and even agree to would you for all of this earlier my colleague you know neal debated both sides of this issue with a panel of guests have you have you ever met a parent who regret having a child or a child indeed with a severe disability whose health has improved later in life and at times

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