European politicians introduce a raft of new covid restrictions as nations struggle to combat a coronavirus surge and Vaccine Hesitancy. President biden welcomes the verdict of a court in the State Of Georgia after three white men are found guilty of murdering a young black man, Ahmaud Arbery. Get back to where you once belong and the beatles are back. Unseen footage of the most successful band of all time, is rescued from the vaults after almost 60 years. Hello and welcome. The british Prime Minister borisjohnson and the french president , emanuel macron, have agreed to take urgent action to stop People Smugglers after at least 27 migrants drowned in the channel while attempting to reach the uk. The two leaders spoke last night, hours after the dinghy sank. Its the deadliest incident since the channel between england and france became a major route for migrants. Jon donnison reports. Along the northern french coast the search for the missing went on long after dark. 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We need safer route for people to get too high. We need safer route for people to get here too high. We need safer route for people to get here and too high. We need safer routel for people to get here and with resettlement programmes and Family Reunion and we also need a safe and fair Asylum System here so that when people have made theirjourneys can claim asylum and be fairly assessed. In Calais Last Night People demanding refugees be better treated held a vigil for those who died. After one year of record numbers crossing the channel, people on all sides of the argument had warned that this was a Tragedy Waiting to happen. John donaldson, bbc news. Germany has recorded more than 100,000 covid deaths a Milestone Other Western European countries, including the uk and france, passed several months ago. Europe is the epicentre of the crisis, according to the World Health Organization, as a surge in cases across the continent pushes politicians to introduce a raft of new restrictions. Mark lobel reports. Hospitals are under strain as a highly infectious covid variant sweeps across europe alongside Vaccine Hesitancy and waning Vaccine Hesitancy and waning vaccine immunity. Eliciting a new wave of restrictions like policing the pandemic in paris. Incentivising injections in italy and guiding the trains in germany. Translation she has onl had germany. Translation she has only had the germany. Translation she has only had the first germany. Translation she has only had the first vaccination only had the first vaccination and has not yet been tested. She is a foreigner and does not understand german. I she is a foreigner and does not understand german. Understand german. I was lookinu understand german. I was looking for understand german. I was looking for where understand german. I was looking for where i understand german. I was looking for where i could i understand german. I was i looking for where i could do understand german. I was. Looking for where i could do a test looking for where i could do a test. , looking for where i could do a test. ,. , test. The Incoming Coalition government test. The Incoming Coalition government in test. The Incoming Coalition government in germany test. The Incoming Coalition j government in germany has reportedly resisted another National Lockdown for now despite one in place in neighbouring austria and soon, slovakia. But it will form a new task force to tackle the crisis and germanys comparatively low vaccination rate. Translation vaccination is the way out rate. Translation vaccination is the way out of rate. Translation vaccination is the way out of this rate. Translation vaccination is the way out of this pandemic. Is the way out of this pandemic and facilities were particularly vulnerable groups are careful we should make vaccination mandatory. An expansion of this provision remains to be explored. In some arts the remains to be explored. In some parts the writing remains to be explored. In some parts the writing is remains to be explored. In some parts the writing is already remains to be explored. In some parts the writing is already on i parts the writing is already on the wall for the unvaccinated. To ge here means entry only for the vaccinated or recently recovered. No longer allowing a negative test to count. Keeping the unvaccinated out. Injust over one week, two g will feature across italy stopping the unvaccinated entering cinemas, indoor bars and stadiums. And vaccines, already mandatory for health workers, will be compulsory for the police, military and teachers. As restrictions persist, signs of unrest emerged. Like in martinique. But despite the visible anger, new measures to combat rising cases across france are expected to be unveiled on thursday. And even though rioting erupted during a partial lockdown in the netherlands at the weekend, right measures there are likely to get stricter on friday. It all comes as the World Health Organization warns that covid is unlikely to be beaten by vaccines alone despite jabs saving large numbers of people across europe as it fears what it calls the continents top cause of death could still claim hundreds of thousands more lives. As europe grapples with a rising cases, of course, in germany, new leadership is forming in terms of the government there and we also have a treaty being discussed between france and italy. That will all be unpacked in more detail in our Business Coverage in around 20 minutes time. But for now lets get some of the days of the news. The england and Wales Cricket board is expected to announce an action plan to address allegations of racism in the sport. Its expected to focus on efforts to boost diversity within squads and quotas may be introduced for ethnic minority players. A fresh wave of rioting and looting has broken out in the Solomon Islands despite a curfew imposed when protesters tried to Storm Parliament on wednesday. Reports from the capital, honiara, say demonstrators are once again targeting police and businesses in the chinatown district. Travel across america for thanksgiving is expected to be near pre pandemic levels. The tsa says it expects to screen 20 million air passengers during the holiday period, while rail company, amtrak, says many of its trains have been at near full capacity. A jury in the us State Of Georgia has found three white men guilty of Murdering A Black Man as hejogged In The City Of Brunswick last year. The killing of Ahmaud Arbery along with that of George Floyd In Minneapolis helped inspire the black lives matter movement. The three men claimed they were defending themselves while trying to perform a citizens� arrest on mr arbery who they said � looked like a burglar�. Our correspondent Aleem Maqbool reports. 0433. There have been times when this moment seemed a very distant prospect. We the jury find the defendant, travis mcmichael, guilty. 0h, woo the shout of relief came from the father of Ahmaud Arbery, who was shot dead in february of last year. Two others were also found guilty of murder. They� d all seen 25 year old ahmaud running through their neighbourhood and claimed he� d fitted the description of a crime suspect. They chased him and killed him. During the trial, the man who fired the fatal shots, travis mcmichael, was the only one of the three to take to the witness stand. I shot him. Why . He. He had my gun. He struck me. It was obvious that he was. It was obvious that he was attacking me. That if he would� ve got the shotgun from me, then it was a life or death situation. His justification was that he killed in self defence, but of course that was only after he, his father and a neighbour had chased Ahmaud Arbery in their pick up Trucks Forfive minutes. Ahmaud� s family waited more than ten weeks and had to rely on public pressure for the police to even make any arrests. I never thought this day would come. But god is good. Yes, he is. And i just want to tell everybody, thank you thank you, for those who marched, those who prayed most of all the ones who prayed. Yes, lord. Thank you, god. Thank you. There may still be questions about the way the police behaved after this killing. Questions about the underlying issues surrounding race in this society that contributed to the killing. But for now at least, all of those who for months have been Calling Forjustice for Ahmaud Arbery, there is just a huge sense of relief. Aleem maqbool, bbc news, in brunswick, georgia. Dr rashawn ray is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution who specializes in Criminal Justice and race in American Public policy and he� s been reacting to the verdict. I think for many people they think that thejury i think for many people they think that the jury got it right and i think that is something that is key here. The jury something that is key here. The jury was highly slanted. In the county in georgia with this case took place about 30 of resident as a black but only one of the 12 resident as a black but only one of the i2jurors resident as a black but only one of the 12 jurors was black. So people were worried about that the bottom line is this, Video Evidence matters. Oversight from the state and at the federal level matters and those of the key factors in the outcome of this particular case. We know that it took roughly two months before charges were brought forward. The original District Attorney, one of them, two of them ended up one of them, two of them ended up being removed, one of them is currently being charged with corruption and that has to do with the fact that the District Attorney ordered the Police Department not to bring charges forward. It was only after the Video Evidence surfaced that charges were brought forward and we know that the jury watched the video at least three times at the end of the trial, suggesting that that was a key piece of evidence that they relied upon to make their decision. Stay with us on bbc news, still to come it is the world� s most loved Television Show and we speak to the writer behind this week� s episode which broke ground when Simpsons Stalwart Waylon Smithers found love. President kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. The murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. He caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. Margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister. Before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, its a funny old world. Angela merkel is germany� s first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. Attempts to fly a Hot Air Balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. As one local comic put it, it� s not hot air we need, it� s hard cash. Cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. Castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s. It was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. This is bbc news. The latest headlines france and britain say they� ll step up efforts to prevent migrant crossings after at least 27 people drown. Western europe introduces a raft of new covid restrictions as nations struggle to combat a coronavirus surge and Vaccine Hesitancy. Now for more than 700 episodes, fans have been hooked on the simpsons, with its cast Of Hundreds Becoming a part of many of our lives. The show has experienced some historic firsts, the first same sex kiss on tv being a notable example, and now it crosses a new frontier years in the making. Simpsons stalwart Waylon Smithers, long known as the mr burns� right hand man, found love on sunday� s episode in a landmark episode for the series, which marked the first time the show centred its storyline around a gay love story. It� s an amazing moment for fans of the show, and for lgbtq visibility, and here to tell us all about Isjohnny Lazebnik who wrote the episode. Hejoins us now. A warm he joins us now. A warm welcome to the programme. So talk us through it. Out of this episode come to be . Come to be . Yes. My dad had previously come to be . Yes. My dad had previously written, come to be . Yes. My dad had previously written, he come to be . Yes. My dad had previously written, he is come to be . Yes. My dad had previously written, he is a previously written, he is a right on the show, he had previously written the episode where smithers came out formally, and when he was thinking about the next subject he wanted to tackle on the show he wanted to tackle on the show he realised that it would be great to explore smithers as a 3 dimensional character, really go into depth about who he is, what his life is like, and what his love life might be like. And five years ago when he wrote the Burn Scannermac age episode when smithers comes out, he consulted with me, this time he wrote it with me to get a more authentic a perspective on it. ,, � on it. Crosstalk. There on it. Crosstalk. There has on it. Crosstalk. There has been i on it. Crosstalk. L there has been huge on it. Crosstalk. There has been huge reaction to this. Talk us through it. This. Talk us through it. Yes, its been this. Talk us through it. Yes, its been amazing. This. 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The fact that the simpsons, particularly the executive producer, trusted me and my dad to write this episode that takes the simpsons family out of the forefront and puts this gay love story is the main story of the episode is huge. I also think it� s really special. I rememberjokes that are nice gayjokes are things that i don� t think straight people necessarily could have written, that has got to take so centrestage in attending the show has really done before. It was so special to be able to do that. I� ve also lucky for the opportunity. But i think it is special. I think for so long gay people haven� t always been able to tell our own stories and to be able to take this character that i grew up take this character that i grew up with a new and well and to be able to write for him was amazing. It was amazing. Johnny, we� re almost out of time, i understand you are such a fan that you do embroidery of the characters. Can you show us some . , ,. , some . Yes. This. 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I was i talking about making one where smithers is fending off strippers and screaming. We will get to that one day. It has been great talking to you. Well done for writing that episode with your dad, a very significant storyline. It episode with your dad, a very significant storyline. Significant storyline. It has been good significant storyline. It has been good to significant storyline. It has been good to have significant storyline. It has been good to have you i significant storyline. It has been good to have you in i significant storyline. It has i been good to have you in the programme. Thank you so much for having me. Let� s get an update on all the sport now. Hello, i� m gavin ramjaun. And this is your update from the bbc sport centre. Several teams in europe sealed their spot in the knockouts of the Champions League on wednesday, among them manchester city. The english side Group Winners after coming from behind to beat paris saint germain. The first half was goalless at the etihad stadium, with Kylian Mbappe firing the french side into the lead five minutes after the re start. But city turned it round with goals from Raheem Sterling and gabrieljesus to secure a 2 1 win and top spot in group a. Psg are also through because of results elsewhere. Generally we make a really top performance. Happy to be next days, of course. Congratulation to the team, everyone in the club. For many years in the row being there. And for the last 16. Now focusing on the Premier League and in february we try to arrive in the best position as possible to go to quarterfinals. So city win group a, with a game to spare. Psg still qualify for the last 16 despite that loss, courtesy of leipzig� s big win in bruges, ended the belgians� hopes of finishing in the top two. In group b. Liverpool made it five wins out of five, beating porto. But milan� s late winner against atletico means any of the others there could sneak through. Ajax and Sporting Lisbon are through in group c. And the giants of group d, real madrid, and inter milan progress, with wins from their respective matches. The former World Snooker champion shaun murphy said amateurs should not be allowed in professional tournaments. He made his comments after losing 6 5 to the chinese Amateur Si Jia Hui in the first round of the uk championship in york. Because of the pandemic, a number of the players have been unable to travel to the tournament and six amateurs were invited to ensure a field of 128. World snooker say they disagree with murphy� s comments, but he stands by them. I have seen today how this story has blown up and it� s still trending and all the rest of it. It� s madness, really, from my point of view. But for me there has to be a line. You know, if there is no distinction between the pro tours and amateur tours, let� s just have one big tour then. And i think amateurs, very good amateurs, by the way, standing in front of them potentially being banana skins for professional players who earn their living this way is a problem. Golf, and the final event on the ladies European Tour gets under way in spain on thursday. The women� s spanish open marks the end of the year long race to the costa del sol, which determines the European Tour� s order of merit. It could be just a lap of honour, though, for 18 year old Atthaya Thitikul from thailand. She� s already wrapped up the title with a tournament to spare. Its it� s really good. It� s been a really good year for me this year, because the first year pro season and also for my country. They have achieved a lot this year. Hopefully it is allowed to be good here in spain. It is my first time in spain. It is my first time in spain. Now the weather is really good and hopefully the sun shines every day. You can get all the latest sports news at our website that� s bbc. Com sport. But from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. We will. That is govern any team. We appreciate them and will see them soon. Beatles fans, the wait is over. For more than half a century, nearly 60 hours of footage of the fab four making their Let It Be Album has remained in a vault. But after four years of toil, Lord Of The Rings director peterjackson has restored it and made a three part documentary for disney plus. The first part comes out on thursday and our entertainment correspondent Colin Patterson has been speaking to him about the project. Get back, get back. We have to do it sitting get back, get back. We have to do it sitting down. Get back, get back. We have to do it sitting down. We get back, get back. We have to do it sitting down. We get i to do it sitting down. We get too excited. To do it sitting down. We get too excited. The sounds, the colours. Too excited. The sounds, the colours. The too excited. The sounds, the colours, the joy too excited. 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If the footage showed a truly i footage showed a truly miserable about not wanting to be doing what they were doing i would not have made the movie. That is not the movie i wanted to make. I was amazed and surprised to see the footage showing a very different story to what i believe for a0 years. All we� ve got is us. What you all weve got is us. What you think . All weve got is us. What you think . In all weve got is us. What you think . , ,. , think . In the end, there was so much footage think . In the end, there was so much footage that think . In the end, there was so much footage that it think . In the end, there was so much footage that it has think . In the end, there was so much footage that it has been i much footage that it has been divided into three parts and there is one other trilogy that links peterjackson to the beatles. One real curiosity, in the 1960s the beatles actually wanted to make a Lord Of The Rings movie directed by stanley kubrick. What did you know about that . I kubrick. What did you know about that . About that . I have been scraping about that . I have been scraping together i about that . I have been scraping together little | about that . I have been i scraping together little pieces of information, i� ve been interrogating paul about it and, ultimately, they could not get the rights from tolkien, he did not like the idea of a pop group doing his story. Colin patterson, bbc news. Fascinating, isn� t it. And before we go, it� s thanksgiving and thousands took part in a much loved tradition in New York City on the eve of the big day. The annual blowing up of the macy� s day parade balloons. Every year people flock to the grounds of the museum of Natural History to watch these familiar floating faces come to life. Some of the Fan Favourites include smokey the bear, astronaut snoopy, and the pillsbury doughboy, plus newcomers like baby yoda and ronald mcdonald. Ill i� ll be back with all the Top Business Stories next. Stay with us. Hello. Some pretty lively Weather Conditions on the way to us later in the week and into the start of the weekend. We could see some severe gales develop quite widely, particularly through friday into saturday. And to go with it, a realfeel of winter in the air much, much colder with more of you seeing a little bit of sleet or even snow. That colder air pushing southwards overnight into the start of thursday, and that really makes for the chill for the first of the commutes of the day, temperatures widely at or just above freezing. So, frost in places, maybe just frost free in the south east corner where the overnight cloud and patchy drizzle just about to clear, and in the far north of scotland overnight, heavy showers continuing with sleet and snow, even down to sea level. They� ll continue throughout the day, a few showers down across eastern coastal counties of england, one or two to the west of wales, cornwall and across northern ireland. But for most of you, thursday is one of those crisp, clear days, good visibility, but a chilly feel in the breeze, temperatures around 5 to 8 degrees. Now, as we go into thursday night, temperatures actually lift a little bit. Outbreaks of rain spreading their way in, from the north and the west, but strengthening winds across the board. That will stop temperatures from falling to freezing here, but there could be a frost to start friday, east anglia and the south east in particular. But even here, we� ll See Rain Push through on friday. This is the area of low pressure that� s going to cause us all sorts of problems. The exact track will dictate who sees the strongest of the winds and who will see a bit of snow. To begin friday, it� s outbreaks of Rain Spreading Southwards and eastwards. The strongest of the winds to the north and the west of the country could touch damaging 70, maybe 80mph for one or two later in the day, and blizzard conditions developing across parts of Higher Ground of scotland. And this is where we� ll see the strongest of the winds really late friday and into friday night, pushing down the western side of this area of low pressure. Cold air with it, so a mixture of rain, sleet and snow notjust to the hills, one or two to lower levels, but it� s going to be a difficult mix to get exactly right. Keep checking the forecast. But it could be a night of disruption into the start of saturday with strong winds. More wintry showers around on saturday, an icy wind and an added wind chill too. So, whilst temperatures on the Thermometers Saturday Afternoon Say a to 7 degrees, already lower than normally expected at this stage of november, it will feel closer to freezing, if not below for many of you. Things will turn quieter, though, through saturday night into sunday. Widespread frost to begin the day, but for most, it� ll be a dry day with some spells of hazy sunshine. Keep up to date with the latest forecast details here on bbc news. This is bbc news with the latest Business Headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Green dealfor germany. Chancellor in waiting olaf scholz pledges to make Climate Change his top priority. Retail therapy. After a tough 18 months are america� s big spenders finally back . Damage limitation. Jpmorgan� s boss forced to Apologize Afterjoking the firm will outlast china� S Communist Party plus board promotion. Why the pandemic has meant big checks and new mates for the game of chess