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Escalates and theyre going to karabakh theyre now allegations illegal weapons are being used. Accurately. And hollywood loses and legend tributes for infer scottish superstar sean connery the worlds 1st james bond. The u. K. s Prime Minister has ordered a National Lockdown for all of england as governments across europe race to tighten restrictions and prevent surging coronavirus cases from overwhelming the continents hospitals more than 1000000 people have been affected in the u. K. Which is your worst hit country and deaths have been climbing daily cave at 19 has killed more than 46500 people here prompting the government to close nonessential shops and restrict Restaurants Services until the 5th of december when one. Austria has announced a curfew and partial closure of cafes bars and restaurants after 5600. 00 new cases were reported on friday the government has warned that 6000. 00 daily infections would push hospitals beyond capacity if aka reports a major u. Turn in the British Government covert 19 strategy for weeks the Prime Ministers insisted on local restrictions to avoid the need for a nationwide lockdown but infections have just continued rising as across much of europe the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst Case Scenario over scientific advisors from thursday into the store to december you must stay at home you merely leave home for specific reasons im afraid nonessential shops leisure and Entertainment Venues will be closed the virus is spreading much faster than forecast the 2nd peak could be one and a half times higher than the 1st with as many as 4000. 00 deaths a day the government hopes to use the new lockdown as an opportunity to dramatically accelerate testing there is one consolation though schools and universities can remain open and relief for parents struggling with childcare leading scientists advise the British Government last month to introduce a 2 week Circuit Breaker lock down when the infection rate started to creep up again the government resisted citing concerns over the health of the economy in scotland where tighter restrictions have been in place in september there is some evidence to suggest that the infection rate there is. But here in england Boris Johnsons gamble hasnt paid off the u. K. Isnt the only country to announce a nationwide lockdown the austrian chancellors order the closure of restaurants and hotels from choose day high schools and universities will move lessons online and theyll be a nightly curfew the measures remain in place until early december. The greek government also announced a partial lockdown from tuesday with mandatory mask wearing gatherings. One by one europes largest economies are switching from a piecemeal approach to the pandemic to more drastic measures france and germany reintroduced nationwide restrictions earlier this week the World Health Organization urged countries to act sooner or recover faster. But with many of europes economies in trouble the prospect of more months of covert confinement is difficult to. Leave barca aljazeera london. I speak to dr chris smith at the university of cambridge he is also host of the naked scientists podcast and joins us via skype thanks very much for being with us so do ringback you believe in particular how much difference do you think this kind of a lockdown will make to the to the rise in the number of cases really difficult to say i wish i had a crystal ball about the government wish they had a crystal ball easy to be wise in retrospect looking back in retrospect though it did take quite a while in march and april before we saw the numbers get down to the low levels we enjoyed over the summer this is only a month or so my fear is that what will happen is that the numbers will be curtailed by this measure but when reviewed in early December Itll be decided that weve still got a long way to go and were going to have to keep with these measures i think thats a very real prospect unless theres a very radical turnaround and i dont see that happening and after the 1st wave there was much talk about how much different testing and tracing would make to the outcome why is that not being the case you think. Were testing and tracing is very useful but its only really very useful when the numbers are really low because if you think about it we estimate that here in the u. K. At the moment theres Something Like 100000 cases per day occurring now if each of those people is had contact with a handful of other people youre trying to track down at that sort of scale half a 1000000 contacts every day and weve only got Testing Capacity for say 300000 so its just not possible these sorts of strategies are really very effective when theres very little virus circulating in the community so the ultimate goal should be to drive down the level of virus to a very low level and then implement this sort of strategy trying to implement it with this level of circulation youre on a hiding to nothing its frustrated further by the fact that what was unanticipated with this virus and weve learned the hard way across the entire world actually is that maybe half to 2 thirds of cases of this virus have no symptoms whatsoever and since were triggering all of our intervention points with testing and then intervening were tracking and tracing off the back of a person having symptoms that means a half the time were not going to be tracing cases of the virus because those people wont have any symptoms or at least not appreciable symptoms that triggers a test and thats another frustration in terms of where we are now compared with the 1st wave or the situation in back in march and so on how do you set the mortality rate now from from kevin 19 as that improved or not. Well in terms of per case and i guess youre asking if you were to go to hospital tomorrow with a diagnosis of corona virus would your outcome be different now compared to what we were doing back in march and april the certainly been a lot of learning and i think weve certainly learned a lot about how we manage these cases weve learned a lot about why the disease progresses in the way this it does we have some drugs that are showing some promise now the front runner there is the steroid dexa method zone which the recovery trial at the university of oxford showed very clearly that if you give that to the most severe cases you can cut their mortality rate by up to a 3rd and thats a very dramatic turnaround theres been other discoveries too including things like the effect that the virus has on blood clotting and how we manage that intervention early with oxygen therapy for example which can have consequences for how the immune system works and fights off the virus and maybe even the drug rendez of fear which has had something of a checkered history but actually overall it doesnt seem to make a huge difference but actually if you focus the therapy with that drug on a specific subset of the people who have the virus it may actually make quite a big difference so yes i think your outcome now would be quite different where you go to hospital with coronavirus than if you were one of the 1st tier of people who went back in in march and april but lets not forget if you do end up sufficiently able to go sufficiently that you end up going to hospital you know if you end up in intensive care its not a given that youre coming out again about half the time people dont so this is not grounds for complacency and one of the things the Prime Minister talked about was that was the issue trying to keep the n. H. S. Functioning for other illnesses as well how much difference do you think it will make this time around you think that systems are in place so that actually theyll be able to Keep Health Care open for all the other illnesses which otherwise otherwise because people in more deaths in those categories. You know this was back at march april we keep referring to that but its a very important thing to consider chris witty the chief medical officer said there will be primary deaths from coverts but there will be secondary deaths these are deaths where people die because of the coronavirus pandemic but not from the coronavirus and this is the knock on domino effect if you rob resources out of one sector of the n. H. S. In order to prop up its ability to cope with acute cases of coronavirus then you begin quite quickly to accrue an enormous clinical iceberg of cases of various diseases in the community and in hospital people francis having a heart attack cant get to a hospital because there are no ambulances because theyre all tied up dealing with people with groan of arson in thats a slightly extreme example but thats what im getting at and certainly this is a risk and its that risk that has prompted the government to act arguing that across the u. K. Even though there are some areas that still show very low levels of virus in terms of absolute numbers at the moment the rate of change in those areas is sufficiently high that if allowed to grow the way its growing elsewhere in the country because its relatively easy to overwhelm the Health Care Services in those parts of the country for various reasons there is a big risk which is why theyre acting at this stage they say in order to try to rein that in i mean that we can defend the n. H. S. Better so we dont get those secondary knock on effects dr chris smith thank you very much indeed for talking to us pleasure. Greek orthodox priest has been shot and wounded in the french city of rio priest was fired on twice as he was closing a church a suspect has been arrested. Meanwhile French Police have arrested a 4th suspect linked to thursdays knife attack a nice 3 people were killed in the attack on the church David Chaytor has more from nice. Here in nice have been a lot of People Police patrols theyve been increased around this specific or all day people have been arriving to pay tribute to the victims of the knife attack on thursday night and during that time politicians been making some extreme statements some who said that they should change the constitution to allow a proper war to be fought on those who are who are coming from extreme islam is ideology theyre not trying to say theres a war against the religion of islam but against this extreme ideology and at the same time president has reached out to try and calm events here and across the world he said that he of course understood why cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad did upset many muslims but he said also that any violence was unacceptable so hes moving towards trying to to moderate his tone at least to try and bring back to the communities to the values of france to police here in nice and across the country and they are sending out many more patrols theyve got assault rifles with them also there will be increased army patrols as part of operation sensible number of troops on the ground in france will increase from 30027000 more than doubled to make sure there is security around all the bundle places places like public parks parks places like places of worship for all creeds and of course schools so tense and nervous here in nice and across many parts of france because they believe that there could be more attacks. Just as in pakistans biggest city apparent effigies of the french president in one year. And then angry protests across several muslim countries after a fine. The right to mock religion and vowed to crack down on what he calls radical islam the rally in karate for similar protests in the capital islamabad on friday. And hundreds of people have been chanting anti french slogans in the west bank city of ramallah thousands of people also took part in rallies in hebron and East Jerusalem earlier this week as to new shops have been removing french products from the shelves. On a mini wreck or sat down with there to discuss the wave of anger against him the french president says what he calls radical islam is a threat to everybody including muslims welcome pauly sentiments in a very i understand the sentiments being expressed and i respect them but you must understand my role right now its to do 2 things to promote calm and also to protect these rights because if you are clicking are mostly causal to me what i want to say is very clear that today in the world there are people who distort islam and in the name of this religion that they claim to defend they kill they slaughter they make speeches justifying a kind of expulsion of human groups from the world today there is violence practiced by some extremist movements and individuals in the name of islam of course this is a problem for islam because muslims are the 1st victims and as i mentioned before more than 80 percent of the victims of terrorism are muslims and this is a problem for all of us the problem yes and to a t. Is a Civil Liberties activist and the head of the justice and liberties for all committee he joins me via skype from paris thanks very much for being with us just want to ask you 1st of all what you make of president michaels interview will it go some way towards dampening down the anger towards him and friends. I mean in many women is already out of touch with their attitudes of millions of people in france you know hes showing that hes really ill advised how can the can he on the one hand say he stands against a white record without ever defining it he would do that in practice in france people have been right labeled radical muslims for fasting good with the month of ramadan for praying 5 times a day or wearing the headscarf in the same basket that would practicing muslims and terrorists killing muslims for us all around the world the frame trying now to muslims and i understand your frustration or just stand your feelings but i want to promote freedom of speech then how is it in france for example you get fined 7500 euros for this equipping the french flag or what hes basically saying is that youre not adult enough to hold a feeling that we can you know consider and in many ways because corner of himself with this identity politics hes in sudanese to act as a president not as a lobbyist or are as an ideologue if you wish and what i found is rotting out of control and there are reasons to worry and want to ask he also tweeted today. Secularism as never killed anyone defending the principle which is known as a state of the separation of church and state what do you think he meant in the context of islam in france in particular what how do you relate that to to this issue. To be honest im going to make a governess it was quite unbelievable that he would publish that tweet as just after leaving the aljazeera studio after finishing his interview and as you noticed madame and if the tweet was not in english or in arabic what it did was send a message so right now after whining and jazzier about how he has been misquoted and misunderstood you know it came back to the french audience saying we never a bucket down so what is this this week is out today incomplete is that a kid in you and maybe he meant unlike some think it is or unlike other peoples beliefs etc so thats what you need to stop over to the fire and deal with france as a country that is supposed to protect a priest got shot today and im very pessimistic about the outcome of his a shooting 3 people get killed 2 days ago another one that was beheaded 10 days ago all of that in an atmosphere of a menu in mccall trying to boost his hes a running for reelection in 22 on identity but it is and his socalled war against islam isnt again madam we have no definition whatsoever over what they can assist in of radical islam or anything like that so that means they can go after any muslims other they are doing today they raided dozens of homes mosques and muslim n. G. O. S across france and then we have the minister of interior saying we have got nothing legally speaking against them but we are sending a message of 2 days later he goes on arent saying i am also shocked that there are how shelves in supermarkets my question is are you going to fight terrorism by burning kind of food in supermarkets we need to do it in the room right now and this country needs responsible people say adults who are on that point as it was about exactly what measures you think would make a difference because presumably there are. A number of big issues that are there and theres also this climate of of anger because of the the attacks that you mentioned so what measures do you think would be effective to to try and calm things down also to reduce the risks. I mean part of me but im for being blunt but emotive and mccall as i said earlier is already out of touch for millions of us and hes already ill advised what he needs right now is to get rid of the blind ideologues surrounding him and get some real advisers with that with a proven track record on Foreign Policy and domestic policy the 2nd one easier to overhaul of our Foreign Policy and also our counterterrorism and the 3rd one if hes talking about islam being hijacked by terrorists how about dealing with muslims as adults and let them speak for the said visit and allow them to organize if they are the 1st victims of terrorism across the world they need to stop being treated as suspects and the 1st victims of terrorism i am sure if you give them the necessary platforms they will come up with a solution that works for everybody just pick 11 not muslim all across french media right now you dont see a single muslim being given a platform you only have white people speaking on behalf of muslims in their out sense how can we have a solution in this atmosphere when the 1st victims of terrorism are invisible and the president speaks for them and on their behalf yes and i thank you very much indeed for talking to us and i was there pressure to thank them. Coming up on this news hour from london. The. Rescuers race against the clock to save people trapped under the rubble in turkey after fridays powerful earthquake killed dozens of people. Violence mars polling day in ivory coast in an election boycotted by key opposition candidates. I mean years accusing azerbaijan of using volatile White Phosphorous munitions in nagornokarabakh in violation of International Law the ministry of Foreign Affairs released this video saying civilian areas were near the scene of the attack White Phosphorus is considered an incendiary weapon and its use is restricted under International Law but disputed region is in a very territory but has been controlled by Ethnic Armenian forces since 1904 armenia says this market in the regional capital step on account was attacked by as every forces after talks in geneva and the collapse of a 3rd ceasefire armenia and azerbaijan agreed not to target civilian populations deliberately but both sides are husing each other breaking that agreement comes on the news Prime Minister has asked for help in the conflict. Challenge is following developments from amin is capital yerevan. They call pressure on the armenian Prime Minister whose office you can see across the square behind me tweeted out earlier today that despite the agreement reached not to target civilians and civilian infrastructure since the Early Morning as the by john has resumed its bombing of shushi to panic the azerbaijan leadership he said is not capable of fulfilling its own commitments and the civilians of new going to care about are its main enemy and target now he was referring to the fact that just yesterday on friday both sides pledged not to target civilian populations and hes saying that that is exactly what the azerbaijanis have done the armies of also released a couple of video seemingly show the use of White Phosphorus and incendiary munition that sends out burning lumps of white chemical full down causing horrendous injuries to anyone whos underneath restricted under International Law and he says that the azerbaijanis have been using this against targets in the go on our camera back where there are civilians presence now by john or thorazine that is absolutely not the case that they dont even possess such weaponry which is a restricted under International Law we know thats not really the case though because both of these sides have been using cluster munitions are also restricted under International Law and both of these sides have been bombing civilian targets with those in the last few weeks. How demi does in baquba with more on the as harry governments response to the accusations of using White Phosphorous. Well this is have said right from the beginning didnt build accusations were groundless and now just a few minutes ago. And senior aide to president who have earlier has actually tweeted. That armenia has used this White Phosphorous in the rooted in the woods around the town of shisha which their minions refer to as shushi and rory was just talking about this armenia was saying that john did that now earlier in the day the ministry of defense also said that it had intelligence that armenia had moved White Phosphorus engine an integral care of us with the aim of creating a problem cation now accusations have been going in both directions about who is doing what and who is actually breaking International Law. By johnny point of view. There are civilians that have been targeted the most and latest attack was invited a few days ago 21 people died in that attack on the Human Rights Watch issued a statement on friday saying that indeed armenia had used cluster bomblets and that attack now as a bridge says accused of using exactly do same cluster bomblets towards their borders are about something that as a bridge on refuses but when he comes to do the 1000000000 told so far as a bridge and has paid the highest prices highest ground about 91. 00 People Killed in the attack invited and then you had to do was to have access happen in a few weeks ago. Rescue workers are racing against time to save people trapped under the rubble in turkey a powerful earthquake on friday rumbled through the turkish province of izmir and the greek island of some us triggering a small tsunami and hes 39 people have been killed and hundreds more injured see them cos you know report. This is the aftermath of the magnitude 7. 0 earthquake. When the buildings in a small province collapsed within seconds killing dozens of people and injuring hundreds. Some were buried alive this woman and her 3 children were pulled out of the rubble 23 hours after to earthquake. There are similar stories throughout as my province here people wait to hear for any news and a sign that their loved ones may still be alive but that the rubble. The call the russian people my sister is trapped under this 8 Story Building she just came home from work we waited with hope but she still hasnt been rescued yet she loved animals they rescued her cats there have been more than 615 aftershocks is fridays earthquake people in this region of turkey and in nearby greek islands have been a warrant of further damage. Most of the collapsed buildings were apartment blocks but there are still people in this building again until we get this last person we always keep ourselves motivated that were going to find someone alive so theres the idea still. Despite their efforts at least one mother and her 2 children couldnt make it their bodies were recovered from one of the flattened buildings home to at least 60 other families. Because this is them at the selected chain because of the grant because of the building because of the age of the building and the the same and the quality of different formats that affect the 30 years old readings and were trying to i mean rebuild we are trying to change buildings search and rescue workers are still looking for people who may be trapped under the rubble for families who have been here outside all they can do is wait patiently for some good news the emergency teams im hopeful they can rescue some more survivors. The Turkish Red Crescent has sent tents beds and food to the region but depend and the need for social distancing could at yet another challenge to this disaster see now because so little aljazeera is mere western turkey reeses Prime Minister has traveled to the island of some us where 2 people died in fridays earthquake. Mr takis expressed his condolences to the victims families and toured the damaged areas parts of the island of being put under a 6 month state of emergency. And hes 21 people have been killed in an attack on a village in the democratic republic of congo the army has confirmed an attack in the area of north kivu local leaders say armed men carried out the rage on friday evening. The vote count is underway in ivory coasts president ial election but voting has been marred by incidents of unrest in different parts of the country and hes fired tear gas at opposition protesters in the Economic Center of visual close to where president Alassane Ouattara voted what i was running for a 3rd term a move the opposition called unconstitutional 2 of the main opposition candidates boycotted the vote but idris has more president a lesson or tara cast his ballot hoping it will help keep him in office for another 5 years he sounded upbeat and optimistic about the democratic process in ivory coast so. This is an important day for democracy the process shouldnt be disrupted i am proud to have led my country laying a Solid Foundation for the future those calling for civil disobedience that caused deaths should stop ivory coast needs peace although for names on the ballot what is all the challenger cornerback town voted some 193 kilometers away from our bureau. 2 other candidates former president con ability and former Prime Minister past august saw. Both called for a complaint of civil disobedience are boycotting the election. The vast majority of our compatriots have been very reluctant to participate in the operation that our standard tarver attempted today is constitutional an electoral crew was a failure the ivorians refused to associate themselves with this must grade of an election the opposition has been criticised for failing to present a united front against ouattara something observers say could perceive the way for the president s own. While voting was largely peaceful in many parts of the country there were reports of dozens of incidents including ballot snatching and destruction of the vote at least. Wherever the votes are register was destroyed a new one was printed to replace it election process has been largely peaceful at the beginning people were a bit hesitant but later people went out to vote the result is expected within 3 days more than 35500 security personnel were mobilized for saturdays election i head of the vote the United Nations called for calm and for those who voted pieces to belittle were the major factors. Hopefully the situation will be resolved so that things can go back to the way they were before. Ivory coast was plunged into crisis when president Laurent Gbagbo refused to concede defeat in the 2010 president ial poll and the postelection violence that followed at least 3000 people were killed 10 years later many say they hope their leaders will avoid a repeat of what happened then comedy grease aljazeera. Still to come this hour the president and his predecessor battle it out in the swing states ahead of tuesdays u. S. Election. And Baghdads Tahrir square it reopens one year after it was taken over by antigovernment protesters. However got more wet and windy weather tumbling in across northwestern parts of europe for a little further south though its fine and dry with a High Pressure in charge here the high is the lid on the atmosphere he says skies relatively clear where i mist and fall cooler weather is always a possibility at this particular time of year but you see this rush of clouds where the fronts are rolling through also blustery showers longer spells of fry the possibility of further flooding we have seen some very heavy rain its a western parts of england into wells southern scoff and along with parts of the blustery conditions will continue to drive the way across the north sea into scandinavia some norway seeing some rather heavy rain for a time snow over the high ground in the pushrod across weighed over towards fame learned about a cloud of bright also coming down across northern france for the low countries maybe more of spain as well but we go with a fine and dry weather still a few showers over towards the black sea the eastern side of the made a few showers possible to just around northern parts of egypts Northern Areas of libya and they do punch a little further inland for many its going to be dry colson to get down to the seasonal showers scraping their way further south was quite nicely with the heavier showers now into southern parts of nigeria and ghana. 5 g. 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The french president says what he calls radical islam is a threat to everybody including muslims. Down and down to 0 saying his role is to promote calm and protect the rights of freedom of speech. I mean he is accusing the azerbaijan of using White Phosphorous in theyre going to volatile munitions are restricted under International Law as our version says that position is all groundless. Oh its just 3 days until the u. S. President ial election intensive campaigning is taking place in the key battleground states President Donald Trump is holding no fewer than 4 rallies in pennsylvania a state he won by the narrowest of margins 4 years ago challenger joe biden has been speaking alongside former president barack obama in michigan trump trails in the polls but is predicting a late surge will deliver him a victory a great red wave is. Here there. Sure is were here together that wave is forming and they see they see it also. And theres not a thing they can do about it. Can be helped it is in reading in the u. S. State of pennsylvania one of Trumps Campaign stops and quite a number of Campaign Stops on this particular leg of the tour. Thats absolutely right this one is already wrapped up in the president is now about 90 minutes drive from here where he is going to be doing his for the Campaign Stop in the u. S. State of pennsylvania why is the president besting so much time here because hes making 4 stops today another stop tomorrow and another stop on monday the reason is that pennsylvania is one of a handful of states that ultimately could decide the u. S. Election now donald trump won this state in 2016 rather narrowly after it had for years been typically a democratic leaning state hes counting on doing it again thats why you heard him talking about this red wave of republican support he is hoping that despite the fact that in National Polls and polls in the state that have joe biden ahead that he actually will surprise everyone yet again and counter the polls so he is hammering out that message he painted a very apocalyptic picture of a biden presidency as he spoke in front of his supporters talked about the fact that taxes will be raised he said that jobs will be cut and the stock market will crash it appears the president is really hammering an economic message in order to try and convince voters who have not yet cast their ballots to vote for him can reallocate thank you very much indeed trumps democratic rival turbine is appearing twice in michigan another key swing state i dont want for president barack obama a martyr says youre a super. Power to change their country is not fair is learning when you are. I dont care how hard donald trump tries theres nothing let me say it again theres nothing that he can do to stop the people who station from voted in overwhelming numbers and terry came back this democracy john hendren joins us now from detroit where biden and obama are holding another Campaign Event so why is this area particularly important for the democrats. Well michigan is key for a number of reasons but one of them is that it was a key state that donald trump flipped from democratic to republican in 2016 and he did it by the narrowest of margins 0. 2 Percentage Points its about 10000 votes well here in detroit there were about 75000 people who voted for barack obama but did not vote for Hillary Clinton so the margin is right there earlier that little snippet that you played from joe biden that was in flint michigan not far away about an hours drive and thats another area where about 25000 people voted for Hillary Clinton and barack obama rather and not Hillary Clinton so you got about 100000 votes in these 2 places and whats key is that theyre both majority africanamerican so its no coincidence that youve got the most popular black democrat in America Barack obama and Stevie Wonder. Musician hes now in his seventys so hes not getting the youth vote but hes still very popular here where people will remember him well so theyre trying to drive out the africanamerican vote because there are many many africanamericans here who didnt vote in 2016 that alone would be enough to flip michigan and if you flip michigan back to the democrats donald trump loses if he doesnt win any more states that he won last time and theyve got grievances here in flint they had a lead in water problem but also theyve got a 2nd outbreak of the coronavirus thats turned out to be pretty bad their Governor Gretchen Whitmer is a democrat and she has cracked down hard donald trump doesnt like that and he has made her foil of his so michigan is very much divided 13 militia members were arrested trying to kidnap her and put her on trial as they said they were going to do but now youve got biden and obama they want to they want to turn this back to a blue state the way it was years ago when they brought out Stevie Wonder to do so. 100 thank you very much. The question of law and order has been one of the central themes of the u. S. President ial Election Campaign comes after a summer of discontent and protests and regulations of Police Brutality and systematic racism and as mike hanna reports its yet another issue thats polarized opinion. In the u. S. Its been a year of living dangerously particularly for African Americans who have disproportionately borne the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic and who have been far more likely to be victims of Police Action than their white fellow citizens. The killing of george floyd just one case of brutality that galvanized protesters across the nation people of all colors banding together and to be a brillo of the black lives better movement. One candidate to embrace the movement and all it stood for. The other rejected it. Many of those who are spreading violence in our cities are supporters of an Organization Called black lives matter b. L. O. Solo its really its really hurting the black Community Taking the black president of the United States some African American conservatives who share the support in get that at the white house at the presidency but taishan wearing blue to show their support to the police and the signature red caps to show their support of the president there are people all around the country that support this president because he supports law and order its that simple and some insists that the white crowds that double trumps rallies did not show the whole picture. A lot of blacks support and want to support and will support and vote for president dollar truong but they dont want to be called a sellout by you in favor of law and order im in favor of law you follow he would be able to do more in order to have somebody who has the facts a lot of the time you want to sort of his law doesnt let had an order or justice where people get treated fairly and biden contends that the president is a source of the very violent people colts to condemn fires are burning we have a president who fanned the flames rather than fighting the flames but we must not burn we have to build this president long ago forfeited a moral leadership in this country he cant stop the violence because for years hes formatted. Biden said dollar spent is not unconditional rioting is not protested looting is not protesting setting fires is not protesting. None of this is protest its lawlessness plain and simple yes. The black lives Matter Movement has been the single most powerful invisible force during this Election Year the question only the results at the polls will answer is whether this energy is translated into effecting political as well as social change. Mike hanna aljazeera wilmington delaware. After a year of antigovernment protests in Iraq Security forces have cleared to higher square in baghdad or just as had been camping out there while demanding sweeping reforms of archies arrested 2 dozen people during the clear out so out of all 10 reports from the iraqi capital. Underneath baghdads Freedom Monument a bulldozer delivers the final blow to iraqs besieged protest movement on saturday morning Security Forces entered liberation square for the 1st time since large scale antigovernment demonstrations began a year ago they ordered the removal of all remaining tents and searched the entire area 24 people were arrested during the operation. The Peaceful Protesters reported some gangs to the Security Forces who targeted them in the protesters and who were engaged in drugs kidnapping and stealing the commander says the operation was carried out in cooperation with protesters. After the 1st anniversary on october 25th many of the Peaceful Protesters who are the majority didnt accept the behavior of the infiltrators who were hitting the Security Forces with hand grenades and petrol bombs. But some protesters feel they have been tricked they had agreed to open the roads and arrest those responsible for the violence but not to end the sit in that were not were not. So why did a little rest and from the beginning to get by just clean and peaceful people here with just one of a dignified life. Only a few dozen demonstrators had been left in the square in recent months the crowds had gradually dwindled as targeted killings arbitrary arrests attempts by parties to hijack the movement and the coronavirus pandemic took their toll none of those left had the energy or will to resist they had spent months calling for an end to corruption unemployment and lack of services. Many people but there has been no change. We didnt get any solution for our homeland so we decided to remove our tents its better than losing more protesters. Government officials toured the square to take stock after what they see as a Successful Operation crediting their reforms for the lack of resistance among protesters. Here. It was clear that the current government and the Prime Minister or heading in the right direction to fulfill all the nats and demoing superfast formation of the new government and early election of the general atmosphere is that people decided to give the government space to work to complete the remaining demands. The republican bridge once the main front line where protesters and Security Forces faced off as recently as a few days ago was the last bridge in baghdad to be reopened signaling the return of normal life to the capital the clearing operation on saturday morning appears to mark the end of the protest movement here in Tahrir Square the main avenue left for demonstrators to achieve their demands is to organize for early elections scheduled for june 2021 so wonderful to aljazeera about. Tanzanias 2 main opposition parties want a rerun of wednesdays election and a calling for peaceful protests on monday a statement comes after president john lee was declared the winner of a 2nd term with his ruling party taking almost every seat in parliament the opposition is alleging widespread voter fraud although the Electoral Commission insists the vote was legitimate police are warning people not to protest. India has deployed more Security Forces to srinagar at the main city in indian administered kashmir troops are patrolling the streets with shops and businesses closing in several parts of the city separatists have called for a shutdown to protest against new laws allowing all indian citizens to buy land in the disputed region they say it will dilute the areas muslim majority. Still ahead this news hour china vows to take a front row seat on the world stage seizing what it calls the opportunity of a century. Jumped into the stream and julian and Global Community bio diversity is bio security it is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have ninetys and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases here is to terrorize and heres the other part of this theres no consequence this stream on out is they are. The latest news as it breaks there was never much doubt about which choice chileans would make but now its official the chileans will be writing a new constitution details coverage to 14 and 15 year old students amongst those facing charges for prosecutors call complicity in a terrorist assassination indepth reports from around the world and while it was the biggest gathering in months the numbers were not what they used to be last year. Or in our top story of a coronaVirus Outbreak in the u. K. The government hoped a strong testing and tracing system would help to combat the virus but to see a tradition is toners or that the program is failing and mismanagement is to blame under simmons reports from the north of england. To control. Testing interesting must become a new way of life testing and tracing cost 15. 00 of a half 1000000000. 00 to set up 40 Management Consultants who are paid up to 9000. 00 a day to make it work what are they doing what are they doing would they like to come and sit with a few clinical case workers this caltech tracer and experience clinician says mismanagement or doctor staffing are among the litany of issues she faces so much rested on test and trace do you think its failed its increasingly failing. We dont get to people quickly enough it needs to be within 24 hours ideally by the time where were calling people is 5 days since their positive test i do sometimes think whats the point its the fragmentation between the cases being passed from ours to Public Health local teams and back again it would be far better if we were more. And with record infection rate increases the number of people who arent self isolating is rising too is failing their only management contact less than 60 percent of contacts of coronavirus cases and all of those people contacted we found a great many im not actually self isolating and the reason is they cant afford to because a lot of people on low incomes are 0 hours contracts actually are not going to be getting the money they need each week to actually put food on the table the n. H. S. Cove in 99 and theres another issue 8 is the much heralded is causing frustration with high numbers of false alarms this is the one of the major issues is that you can check in with it but you cant check out i registered in a cafe in manchester more than 12 hours ago im now in a different city but the app still has me there and if you look at the data log im in the cafe right up until midnight the only way to change that is to check in to another venue but if i was going home then that app would still have me in the manchester cafe the absence of an anonymous alert to anyone who may be at risk its main feature is bluetooth scanning linking to other phones but that can cause even more false alarms what youre basically trying to do with the tracing now is simply get lots of people self isolated but then you lose sense of problem because people realise that all that running an app is going to do is to ask them to repeatedly self isolate when there isnt actually a good reason to do so the u. K. s Prime Minister borrows johnson promised world beating testing and tracing its nothing like that of the pandemic in europe is threatening a longer more deadly peak than in the spring and drew simmons eye which is iran northern england. Chinese leaders say they must seize what they call the opportunity of the century to be in the front row of the worlds major powers the message came out of a rare meeting as chinas most powerful politicians map out the nations goals over the next 15 years the week of power has more. While most of the world is struggling to overcome the kerner Virus Outbreak china has signaled that the country is well on its way to full recovery and the governments actions in recent months have set the stage for chinese ambitions across the globe chinas Foreign Policy has taken an aggressive turn this year such as lashing out at australia for pushing an investigation into the origins of the covert 1000. 00 virus and chinas armed forces have bolstered territorial claims in the South China Sea theyve also stepped up patrols near japanese controlled islands fought indias troops in the himalayas and sent warplanes close to taiwans airspace this place quite well with a domestic audience which has been fed a very heavy patriotic strongest country in the world weve got the means to do it i mean this goes down very well but i think also overseas theres a sort of sense in the chinese leadership weve been soft too long now is the time with the Biggest Country in the world 2nd biggest economy weve got to start punching according to our white. China also toughened its stance on the autonomous city of hong kong after the International Community expressed support for antigovernment and prodemocracy protests last year in july beijing made its most dramatic move yet to tighten its grip on hong kong by imposing a wide ranging National Security law it came under criticism from many countries including the us which in turn put sanctions on chinese officials but it was a clear message to the International Community to stay out of chinas affairs. Relations between washington and beijing are at their lowest in decades because of disputes in trade technology and human rights as the communist partys ambitious goal Setting Forum took place in beijing last week the u. S. Secretary of state went on a socalled anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visits to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka to where china has funded major Infrastructure Projects the u. S. Is trying to capitalize on whats seen as growing anti China Sentiment in the region and its not going on noticed in beijing. We can tell about the risks and challenges of both from home and abroad from the global aspect you know loss resume protectionism and antiglobalization on the rise on stable and im certain factors of increased a recognition that chinas socalled wolf warrior diplomacy where it acts forcefully abroad may have won support at home but has alienated many in the region if you go palin our jazeera Hong Kong Sean connery the 1st actor to play james bond on screen has died at the age of 98 the scottish stars family says he died peacefully in his sleep in the bahamas Charlotte Best looks back at his life and career. It was in the 1962 spy thriller doc to know that sean connery 1st also had one of cinemas most famous lines. Bond. James bond a role that would change his life he said bringing to life the story of the british spy double 07 was reciprocal how important was during bond in the development of sean connery. Obviously very important because of the. Worldwide attention that you want to track one into another market bracket all the other accolades. Connery played james bond in 7 films spanning more than 2 decades his lust was in never say never again in 1983 determined not to be typecast he saw different roles going on to win an Academy Awards 2 bafta and 3 golden globes. Connery 1st met Queen Elizabeth at the premiere of you only live twice in 196733 years later she knighted him for his services to film he called it one of the proudest days of his life and remarkable career sean connery was the nearest i would say the scottish have to 2021st century matters and National Hero people thought they could relate to him i mean he grew up in edinburgh tell me he was in the navy he was a war he came up the hard way and you can play rough tough role brilliantly. Connery lived the highs and lows of the bond character profiting from his popularity and later scrutinized for some of calling his character his 60 attitude towards women it wasnt helped when connery told american journalist Barbara Walters women sometimes deserve to be slackers and i think his portrayal of james bond was a sense of the suddenness tick dinosaur to quote judi dench as a mean one of the such bond films later in life he supported the Scottish National party and publicly advocated for Scottish Independence we have waited. Nearly 300 years. My hope is that it will evolve with dignity and integrity. His enduring contribution to scotland culture and film transformed him into a National Hero connery had tried to distance himself from the role that made him famous but for millions of fans around the world hell be remembered as the suave agent double 07 with a license to kill 100000 people have marched in asias largest gay pride parade the crowd began their rally Near Government buildings in the taiwanese capital taipei taiwan legalized same sex marriage last year the 1st place in asia to do so its also largely kept the coronavirus pandemic at bay or forces have not reported a locally spread infection in more than 200. 00 days 7 people have died. Thats it from a different tailor for this news out of a back in a member without a full run of the days news thanks very much for watching. Its the u. K. s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a London Conference Center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of Army Engineers dramatically expanding the Critical Care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in Testing Capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. And those 5 go yes drive toward a crisis its not you dont learn about like youre saying Something Else happened august night. It was the money team year old Michael Brown was gunned down 2. 00 songs i heard a series early. Last year. Thats what i was i was about to make my say i want your arms they represent. A story of love family and freedom calling for my living years old you were at school you heard the sounds of large explosions. And the hardships faced in captivity they came for me i mean that night they told me to leave my son i said how can i can face him i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners in the uprising. On aljazeera. More than 1000000. 00 Coronavirus Infections are reported in the u. K. The government orders a National Lockdown for england plus. An hour intake of sound as there are live from london also coming up. What i want to see is very clear that today in the world there are people who distort a slum frances president tells our jazeera that what he calls radical islam is a threat to all people and made global protests over his comments

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