A group of stowaways who threatened the crew of a tanker off the uks south coast. Police in belarus fire stun grenades at protesters calling for the resignation of president alexander lu kashenko. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. The first results from a referendum in chile suggest that a large majority of people have voted to change the countrys constitution. Official partial results show more than 70 of voters want to change from a constitution, drafted in 1980 under the former dictator, augusto pinochet. The referendum was called after major Anti Government protests last year. Our latin america correspondent, katy watson, explains what happens next. There is a clear path forward, but it will be a long, drawn out process. So by april, there will be the body drawn up to be able to draw up the constitution, they will be voting for that in april, and then there will be a referendum with the new draft of the constitution in 2022. So we are talking a long pro
Lukashenko. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. The first results from a referendum in chile suggest that an overhwleming majority of people have voted to re write the countrys constitution. Official partial results show more than 70 of voters want change from a constitution that was drawn up 30 years ago under the former dictator augusto pinochet. The referendum was called after major Anti Government protests last year. Our latin america correspondent, katy watson, explains what happens next. There is a clear path forward, but it will be a long, drawn out process. So by april, there will be the body drawn up to be able to draw up the constitution, they will be voting for that in april, and then there will be a referendum with the new draft of the constitution in 2022. So we are talking a long process. In the meantime, there will be president ial elections, and thats one of the criticisms of rewriting the constitution. Those who didnt want it to change were c
Of president alexander lukashenko. And the polls close in chile as the nation votes on whether or not to rewrite the countrys constitution. Hello, and welcome to bbc news. Tough new restrictions are being introduced in spain and italy. In a moment, well hear from our correspondent in rome. But first, this report from the bbcs guy hedgecoe in spain, where the Prime Ministers approved tighter measures that will be in place for a month. Seven months after spains government introduced a state of emergency to tackle coronavirus, it is doing so again. In the spring, the measure was used as a Legal Framework to implement a Strict National lockdown. This time, the measures will not be quite as tight, although a National Curfew is being introduced. Translation the freedom of movement of people is prohibited from 11pm to 6am throughout the country. It will only be possible to circulate in this time zone for the justified reasons established in the regulation. For example, to acquire medicines, t
The Trump Administrations slower an expected pace of vaccine distributions. We heard from Anthony Fauci on new day accepting that vaccinations are behind schedule, he also warned that the worse could be yet to come as people congregate for the holidays. Thats what were concerned about. That in addition to the surge were going to have an increased super im supposed respond that surge which could make january each worse than december. I hope not. I hope that doesnt happen. Saurj on top of a surge. December a already the deadliest month of the pandemic so far here in the u. S. Okay. But we begin with the big developments in washington. Joining us now cnn White House Correspondent john harwood as well as National Politics reporter for yahoo news brittany shepherd. Great to see both of you. John, lets talk about whats happening at the white house or maralago. So last night democrats and republicans, some republicans in the house, gave President Trump what he was demanding which was the bump
Was not given the license to practice law in ohio. So there has to be some type of parody, some type of fairness, if there are sanctions at all. So you would be against blanket bans on all who have been convicted being ineligible to receive a license to practice law . I dont think blanket bans do any justice. All right. Mr. Jones . I think unless there is some Public Safety that outweighs a persons right to get a law law sense, to pass the bar, unless there is some Public Benefit that outweighs that person practicing law, then i would say, he should not have that restriction or any automatic mandatory bans. Do you know of any initiatives by the aba or state Bar Association to address that particular issue . Either one of you . No. I know the project of the collateral consequence of the project did not entail that. It had to do with cataloging and assembling the collateral consequence. Which was a monumental task. But the particular issue you are asking about, i dont know of any state o