say the french, after summit, they excluded the u. k. from final hours voting in honduras. it after years mind in corruption, their fears, a foul play and it's been 4 years of a 247 had it. is it an illness or are you as embassies around the world under attack? we speak to one of the 1st victims of havana syndrome. ah, hello, the new and potentially more transmissible variant of corona virus has continued to spread with cases now found in more than 10 countries. health officials around the world. se omicron, which has been called a variant of concern, is likely to be far more prevalent than that. and in the past hour, the president of south africa, where the variant was 1st identified says it could be linked to a start rise in infections and criticize the imposition of travel bands. we are deeper, disappointed by the decision of several countries to prohibit travel from a number of southern african countries, including our own following the identification of the army con variant. this is a clear and completely unjustified departure from the commitment that many of these cou

k. from all 10 of these southern african nations need to corn tina as of sunday. that's the same for people from 6 of these countries entering japan. and for monday, the u. s. is banning travelers from 8 of them except for american citizens. but some nations are going farther morocco halting all incoming at travel from around the world for the next 2 weeks from monday. and that follows a similar decision by israel, which from midnight shots in just one hour, his band all foreigners, very fortunate reports from occupied east jerusalem. getting in while the getting was good. sunday was the final day of relatively unrestricted arrivals at israel's main effort. you rules me no foreigners save those with special exemptions will be allowed into the country in the world's harshest response to the army. crown variant is res. returning home will have to quarantine for 3 days effects unaided, 7 days if not, and be diverted to quarantine hotels if they been to restless countries in africa. at the weekly cabinet donuts for the hammock, a holiday, while ministers voted on meas

k from france should be sent back. i propose that we put in place of bi lateral re admissions agreement to allow all illegal migrants who cross the channel to be returned. you know, the situation between the 2 countries has been pretty poor now for some time. they have been arguing over at several issues, but this really marks a serious decline in the relations france for its part is made lots of accusations against the u. k. it says the you case for to attractive for migrant. that's why people are risking their lives to cross the english channel. it says cache. and it for hand jobs are which are on the black market, are much easier to get hold of. and while people make asylum applications and waiting for the results that they often at given shelter, they given access to medical care and they given money such as around 40 pounds a week. this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is our law. we're trying to pass at the moment, w

well, that letter from boris johnson, the u. k. says okay, doesn't regret publishing it on a social media site and it says that it was published in the spirit of cooperation . so what did the latter say that really irked france? well, one of the things that boris joseph suggested is that british police could patrol with french police here, own french soil in a bid to eliminate this problem. and even worse, which really has put people's backs up, is partials, and suggested that any migrants that reached the u. k from france should be sent back. i propose that we put in place of bilateral re admissions agreement to allow all illegal migrants who crossed the channel to be returned in the situation between the 2 countries as being pretty. for now, for some time, they have been arguing over several issues. but this really mocks, a serious decline in the relations france for its part is made lots of accusations against the u. k. it says the you case bar to attractive for migrant. that's why people are risking their lives to cross the eng

one of the u. k. his lead by restricting travel from 6 southern african countries with the emerging all member states to follow suit. cases of a new variant have been confirmed in a growing list of countries including hong kong, israel and belgium. it is now important that all of us in europe act very swiftly. the european commission has today proposed to member states to activate the emergency brake on travel from countries in southern african and other countries affected. of course travel restrictions are designed not to hold the spread of the variance. it's too late for that. but instead to buy time this new variance is, has got the most mutations that we've ever seen on credit are so 30 more compared to the original strain in the back. twice, many delta, it will take weeks to know all of that information. and we know that from previous studies on alpha delta, that it takes time to understand transmission infectiousness. it takes time to understand the severity in the weeks ahead, the world will ho

and hopefully i will make it to the u. k. sarah, the british government is frustrated over what it describes as a lack of cooperation from the french government to basically trying to say that the french intentionally, i was just allowing people to cross into the. okay, inc. and it's very interesting. certainly this is an a, a new issue that is facing the u. k. and france. i think there have been reports that the individuals migrants who are coming to the u. k are not only coming from france that they're coming from other countries such as belgium and the netherlands . and so i think it's very difficult to draw immediate conclusions and on here is responsible. i think it's true that this is an issue which is as historical, has been around for many years. and the u. k. and france have had close corporations since 2003 with the le tiki agreement and an series of bilateral agreements since then. and there has also been as, as you will be aware, an increased corporation this year already and in july, so you can, france agreed to

k. from france on wednesday. britton's been disinvited from the talks. falling a spot between u. k prime minister barak johnson. i'm french by going to mind your macro. the french leader accuse johnson of not being serious about the problem. with those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after how to 0 correspondence statement cancellation by fidel. ah, a ah. ah, my name is gotham singh. i work at a da 0. making documentary fence there was since i was a little boy in my small village in india, my dream was to make for the wood terms. so 5 years ago i decided i was finally going to do it. the story i chose, that was one which was closer to my heart of my one village and its john's commission every day after work, bekins holidays were spend working on the script. now if the chance i get a travel from door to bobby, to get my cos, glue and products in the face, all, only lightings last is not in that village. so it has to be out of in this new to the now or do you started working in the costume odd team building getting that i can go right after it. all, all those a

the french have also disinvited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting on wednesday, at least 27 refugees, migrants drowned off northern france while trying to reach the u. k. and russia has denied allegations by ukraine's president. the kremlin has been plotting to overthrow the government vladimir lensky toll. journalistic qu was planned for next week, and one of ukraine's wealthiest men was involved. well, that was where the headlines news continues here now to 0 after witnessed face you events are watching black enough. ah ah any any ha, ha, ha. my name you that'll now. hi nicole. hi there. i need an an image. i colin, colin, door companion on a new home hyatt man. i newman, purelife. co pay deposit. hi wendy, my da alone, my loan. thank okay. why the, the care? the lincoln? i, anthony, i live here at heights. hi to landon. i been 9. now will, i mean live will armina will my you, william, i will me out. you though it will mark wagner. i k m a t. all right, hold on. a new mac and being home. wilma boone by you cobb, i mo

any country that you return back to the u. k from you will need to do a p c r test after day 2. and the crucial point as well, you will have to remain at home, stay isolated until the result of that test comes back. previously, you were able to move around. second of all, the contacts of anybody who test positive will have to suffice late. now for 10 days now that's also an relation on the previous relax ation of the rules. and previously the rules were relaxed in order to allow contacts to continue their lives normally, even if they were contacts of positive cases. so long as they themselves did not start to show symptoms or test positive. now as if you're a contact of somebody who's tested positive you yourself are now going to have to isolate for 10 days. and i think finally it was the fact that the booster campaign here in the u. k. he says he's going to change the rules over that. at the moment. you have to wait 6 months between your 2nd job and becoming eligible for your booster jap. now he's going to reduce that, and the other thing is he's urging the science scientists a

k. from france on wednesday, britain has been disinvited from the talks falling a spot between u. k prime minister barak johnson, and the french president emanuel macro. frankly, that he was johnson not being serious about the problem. hundreds of demonstrate as a blocked major roads and serbia's capital to protest against mining projects. they say plans to adopt new laws will hurt local families and fav of foreign investors. catching up as what a young has more traffic brought to a stand still on several roads. and serbia's capital demonstrators are protesting new laws. they say favor the interests of foreign mining companies and damage the environment. the outrage comes as mining company realty. so plans to extract lithium in serbia, which is widely used in electric car batteries. critics say the project will lead to pollution and drain the countries natural resources. i'll take one thus sir. model, i hope people will wake up and join the movement. that's the only way that we'll have a chance of getting some reaction from the government was o. honor is also fueled by a recent re

u. k. the latest nation to confirm cases. the developers need be preparing to test the russian songs again for your patience will also hear from the hungarian foreign minister about his own country's seem policy on the need to put lives above politics. there are few, many countries considering the issue, go back to the nation as if it had a political diligence. it's about the lives of the people to protest isn't killed and almost 20 injured by the french military in asia, according to the country's government. a thought to a french military calling boy runs into a violent log scale demonstration on ruth tamale. ah, very welcome. you're watching all the international with mean top story. the israel will close his board if you all foreigners starting from monday as well, for the discovery of what's being described as a highly infectious new covey strain which was 1st detected in southern africa. this comes as the u. k. the u. s. canada joins the e. u in whole thing, fly from the 6 southern af

the french have also disinvited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting. it is the latest deterioration in relations between the 2 neighbours, days after at least $27.00 refugees and migraines drowns of northern france for brennan is in dover, where many refugees and migrants arrive after crossing the channel. seeing these migrant boats up close here endeavor, honda? it is easy to see just how inevitable wednesday's loss of life was. the $6.00 to $8.00 meet the inflatable simply on designs to cross the treacherous waters of the english channel. but what was left foreseeable was how the initial political consensus that there needs to be closer cooperation between france and england to prevent these crossings happening has fallen apart in the space of just 3 days. britain's proposals included, for example, putting british police and potentially army on french beaches to help the french patrol that stretch of coastline. but the french had been resisting that for the previous 2 days. so when bonus johnson formerly requested joint patrols, the reaction from the

mandatory testing of people arriving from abroad. travelers coming here to the u. k will have to quarantine for 10 days of their own expense moves. some scientists believe won't be effective in stopping the spread. it's complicated that you to imagine that you're going to be able to prevent the discretion of to be agent as resorting to the case. guess an example in belgium, re added to traveling belgium i ended up with a gate and should absolute demote at a contact with anyone from southern africa. scientists in italy have produced the 1st image of the variant that has more mutations in spite proteins, the parts that interact with human cells compared with the highly infectious delta variance. in the absence of any hard data on how widespread or virulent the macro variant is, or indeed any information on whether or not existing vaccines confer a degree of immunity against it. scientists are urging caution due to much by way of new restrictions, and it could have a negative impact on europe's economy due to little. and it could take the pandemic in a dangerous new d

i'm come all santa maria, this is the world news from al jazeera. france is excluded the u. k. from talks about migration rights organizations say politics is putting lives at risk. in other news, sudan says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during fighting at the border.

u. k. the latest nation to confirm cases and develop as a footnote via preparing to test the russian shots again for the mutation. we also hear from the hungarian foreign minister about his own country is vaccine policy and the need to put lives a above politics. there are too many countries i posted during the issues with political ability. you know, it's about lives a little bit to protest as i killed in almost 20 injured by the french military in asia, according to the countries governments off to a french military convoy runs into a violent launch account demonstration on route to molly. ah, very well welcome. you're watching r t international with me, nicky. erin, how he's where i will close is borders to all foreign a starting from monday after the discovery of what's being described as a highly infectious new cove. it's drain, which was 1st detected in south africa. this comes of the u. k. the us and canada joined the e. u, and halting flights from 6 southern african nations and joha

and in the past few hours the u. k. from where pull brendan reports. oh, it's fast becoming the nightmare before christmas with much of the planet still battling a resurgence is a delta variance of cov. 19. the new army chrome variant is spreading. countries a scrambling to close their borders to travelers from the south of africa, where on the chrome was 1st identified family gatherings in winter. holidays are in jeopardy. not to mention the potential global economic impact. my main concern, i'm not going to get back to england for full full i am tomorrow morning, which is looking more and more likely. and i feel very sad for the people here as well. going back on the list again, and who knows for how long not being able to see family in europe after one confirmed case in belgium. cases have been found in germany and the czech republic, the netherlands is still conducting tests for army kron. among the 61 covey positive passengers who arrived at amsterdam ship all at port on friday. and there an hour confirmed cases in the u. k. all of them connected

k. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the winter sponsored my cattle airways. how i was starting dryer and brighter across so spain and portugal over the next couple of days. that's the good news elsewhere it's looking pretty cool. well, when the am wintry for much of europe, we got a nasty area of low pressure now beating some very heavy showers over towards italy . the balkans tools grease, very strong windsor packed him across that western side of turkey. plenty of rang there, pushing up towards ukraine was got some snow still there rather baltic states. and when she mixed their intricate part of her scandinavia, it does in pro, if i'm pleased to say over the next couple of days across. so the british charles had the island of ireland. we have got a celsius, therefore, glasgow society of some woman, whether pushing through just 5 degrees there in london on monday, but picking up in double figures as we go on through tuesday. as that same address pushes down into the cool across c

k, from all 10 of these southern african nations need to core and teen as a sunday. that's the same for people from 6 to these countries entering japan. and for monday, the united states is banning travelers from 8 of them except for american citizens . but others are going further from monday, morocco will hold all incoming air travel from around the world for the next 2 weeks. and that follows a similar decision by israel, which is just implemented a ban on all foreigners from entering the country. is harry faucet now with more from occupied easter recently getting in well the getting was good. sunday was the final day of relatively unrestricted arrivals at israel's main airport. you rules me, no foreigners, save those with special exemptions will be allowed into the country. in the world harshest response to the army kron variant is raise. returning home, we'll have to current team for 3 days. if vaccinated 7 days, if not, and be diverted to quarantine. hotels, if they've been to read list countries in africa, the weekly cabinet donuts for the 100 holiday, while m

the u. k. has confirmed it to the 1st 2 cases of the new variance infections are linked to travel from southern africa. 5 minutes devoris johnson and his top advisers pulled a briefing, 1700 gmc and the u. s. s. is greatly concerned about the escalating conflicts in ethiopia, and has called for urgent negotiations. if you've had prime minister has joined the army on the front lines against the growing rebels from the north. the us says it's greatly concerned about the escalated conflicts and the few here was called for urgent negotiations. state departments, statements for a phone call between the secretary of state and kenny as president, if you'll be in prime minister, has joined the army on the front lines. he said that his forces are making gains. fam gets chosen independent journalist and a saba. he says, the boring policies are cheese of war sites, international goals for peace, the relationship between the us and the to the breaker, low, the ground government accusing the us. i have to s

k. from talks about migration rights organizations say politics is putting lives at risk. in other news, sudan says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during fighting at the border or an undefined in ethiopia, afar regional to see regains exclusive access to the front line of an escalating conflict. ah, so developments this sunday around the new very into cove. it 19, only kron has, it's been named the netherlands. first of all, we're health officials have confirmed the strain. among 13 passengers have come in from south africa to flights from cape town and from johannesburg, nearly 600 people who landed on friday. it means more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions. morocco is suspending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. israel has shut its borders to all foreigners, and there is a lot of anger about the travel bands, south africa in particular, which says it is being unfairly targeted for even sharing the data about the varied semerano force of the pair. the president will be addressing the nation at next hour. it's not with this report though, from the ban

u for the u. k products for the meat from the cold cuts and everything else. so from the e u perspective, of course it is, it's quite reckless and drastic, but not necessarily from the u. k. and also don't forget, the u. k has numerous trade agreements with lots of other nations and just wants to keep trade going with the island, which is of course a part of the u. k. so at this point we're kind of, you know, at this had we've been doing negotiate on an audit. odd. it doesn't seem like i think it's going on and we hear more and more that it looks like we're moving towards article 16. i think the british are really going to do that. i think that the, they're sticking to their guns saying they're going to do it. i think saying that they're going to do it. they're going to stick to saying they're going to do it. yes. because they have been more and more concessions from the you. and when the bottom line comes down to it, i think the, the u. k would trigger it. i think they would, but i don't think that they would have to, i think in the final analysis that you ha

both from france, but also of course, from here in the u. k. who, barbara? clearly, both sides are shocked and saddened by these deaths. but there's been quite a noticeable convergence in the message just now. the french interior minister geral damina took questions from reporters in keller. he is at a hospital there and he said the search in the area is continuing, and he gave us some detail. he said that he believes that there were a 5 or women among those who drowned and at least one young girl. but as to responsibility, he was very hard. he said that it says in the 1st instance, those of criminal smugglers as well as countries he said, which were not pulling their weight in terms of stopping smugglers, who he linked to drug trafficking across the continent as well. not doing their part in stopping them from enabling people to travel from for example, the middle east, our prime minister boys johnson here in britain. similarly, he's called an emergency meeting or in the last few hours to react to what's happened. he has also expressed sympathy, but also ca

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in the news ahead, france excludes the u. k. from amazing about migration, we are asking if the lack of cooperation is actually putting more lives at risk. also, when doctors and democratic republic of congo are concerned about the health of mothers should be who live close to cobalt mines in the phoenix on that. the hottest team in the n b i right now. not this cuz they called the sons general explain wild life. ah hello, the weather's large. he sat fair across the middle east, as per usual se, largely because not exclusively, we have got some wet or whether just around the far north of the region, central and western parts, or turkey seeing some wet weather and as a chance of one or 2 showers just towards the straits of a moose as we go on through monday and tuesday, that aside is about the wind. when seizing down around the gulf. so things improving here, winds ramping up across the eastern side of the mediterranean. so some choppy waters live he sees coming through brisk wind setting into the event as we go through tuesday.

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the u. k. from a european crisis meeting is fallacious deterioration in relations between the neighbors. days off, at least $27.00 refugees and migrants drowned off the coast of northern france. u. s. president joe bot and says he would in all probability, speak with the precedents of ukraine. am russia on escalating tensions? ukraine's president lot. viola demy of zelinski says his security service is uncovered, a russian backed plot to overthrow his government that he's continues here now to 0 to portal. stay with us. ah hi, i'm sandra goldman, welcome to portal. i usually work on the digital side of on to 0. that's our website, social media and podcast. we've got loads of great content and i'm here to show you some of our best stuff this week. it's all about the middle east. we've got a powerful short film out of palestine where we meet for people finding their own way to push back against illegal israeli settlements. and remember, last year's terrible explosion in beirut. well, they're stil

the french of also disinvite the u. k. from a european crisis meeting, and russia has denied allegations by ukraine's president, that the kremlin has been plotting to overthrow his government without giving details below them. as the lensky told journalists who was planned for next week, and that one of ukraine's wealthiest men was involved with those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0, after talked to our to 0 station. thanks for watching bye. for now. in the light of the open sea heights, a dark secret men forced to work without paying inflate for years but a glimmer of hope remain for the forgotten fisherman. as a group of activists deep into the legal fishing industry, demanding justice and freedom go sleet. a witness documentary on al jazeera wolf following the military takeover in fulton on october 25th. that by general, up to 14 grand and the house arrest or prime minister up to law handled, it took nearly amount of negotiations to reach a particular agreement. the deal was signed on november 21st

the french of also this invited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting. the latest deterioration and relations between the neighbors things. after the $27.00 people grown off the coast of northern france will re challenge is why, for as a kylie relations between the 2 countries seem to have sunk to another law. how did it get this bad? well, the most recent flare up in this as you say, one thing situation between france and the k is down to the letter a letter that was written by boris johnson to emanuel micron, following the deaths in the channel the other day in this letter for us johnson made several suggestions about how they could join the tackle. the issue, one of them was that perhaps you k and french police could join the patrol, beaches like the one behind me. this is a song guts near kelly. another was that the migrants who made it across the channel should be sent straight back. the frog sent the contents of the letter, i think, annoyed the french, but perhaps what annoyed them more than the content was that just off the bar, as johnson had sen

k, from molly in the mall, leaves ibrahim johan, the deputy director general of the environmental protection agency of the mold, eaves and in new delhi, arjun dut program leader at the council on energy environment and water. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today. on inside. sorry, michael. let me start with you today. you are there in glasgow at the summit. after 2 weeks of speeches and negotiations, and dire warnings and sounding the alarms. would you consider comp $26.00 to be a success or failure? i think it depends how you measure it. if you judge it by what's happening in the world on climate change, where emissions are still rising women to be on a path to cutting emissions by 45 percent by 2030. if with a hold global temperature rise to one and a half degrees as was agreed in paris, the paris climate agreement in 2015. we're on course currently for to ra, raise emissions by about 16 percent in 2030. if you look at the devastating climate impact that we're seeing all over the world, but particularly in the poorest countries, they are not going to be change

the french have also disinvited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting on the issue is the latest deterioration and relations between the neighbors stays off at least $27.00 refugees in migrants drowned on the coast of northern france. molly gave us a lecturer at the university of essex. she focuses on refugee and immigration policies. she says, the migrant to making the crossing because they are living in desperate conditions in france. one of the problems is that you k is not taking efforts to provide rights to asylum seekers will arrive in the u. k. and another problem is that france is also not protecting rights of refugees, so neither country is really providing the rights that refugees need. in france, refugees often can't access basic necessities like housing and shelter. they end up living on the streets or in calais, and so they were still lives trying to reach the u. k. but they can't reach the u. k. safely, because there are no visas where they can access safe transport to the u. k. and so this leads to the trage