Their 2nd and final president ial debate is more civil than the fast. French scientists warn that curve at 19 is now spreading faster than it did during the peak of the 1st wave. Guineas president is on course for victory in elections that report violence and i gave a force to nigerias leader addresses a nation on edge making no mention of the shooting of protesters at africas largest city. So we begin this hour with breaking news out of libya where the nations 2 warring factions of agreed to what the u. N. Is calling a permanent ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva just a short while ago libyas been in turmoil ever since the fall of longtime leader Moammar Gadhafi in 2011 have been to rival administrations one based in the capital tripoli of another based in the east in tobruk the uns libya envoy says this is a moment of hope for the people of libya. In and. We have to give the people this hope of a Better Future im fully confident that i can place my confidence in you and the liby
Also the news Foreign Ministers from armenia and azerbaijan meet separately with the u. S. Secretary of state but there is still more fighting in the going to cut about. And polands top court issues a ruling on abortion that makes the procedure illegal in nearly all cases. And im sad how must not have all this all it. Was has a disastrous start to the zozo championship the 15 time major winner and so round one near the bottom of the leaderboard. Well its been pretty praised as historic but has been received by many with caution libyas warring sides of agreed to what the United Nations is calling a permanent ceasefire it was signed in geneva after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of libyas longtime leader Moammar Gadhafi today its a good day for the libyan people. At 11 15 am this morning here in the u. N. Headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement w
A summer in which restrictions were widely lifted across the continent and perhaps people are being lulled into a sort of sense of false security which is being absolutely shattered now and of course theres the economy of it all to think about countries have now got to think about what sort of restrictions are put in place now theres a deeper luptons to go back to the sort of measures that were in place earlier in the year because of the sheer cost of them so lots of countries in instituting ranges of measures that they hope will help but short of a full lockdown possibly wont the Czech Republic theyre one of the worst affected countries in europe has in fact gone back to the massive restrictions that we place in the spring that something the government had told the country repeatedly would never happen but the Health Ministry there reporting that the health of the Health Service infrastructure is on the brink of collapse possibly within the next fortnight so they feel they have no cho
Into effect the Security Forces started moving. I believe he told gate in lagos several different witnesses recorded footage of what appeared to be security personnel shooting at protesters who were blocking a major highway a number of people want reported killed. It began as peaceful protest to demand an end to Police Brutality. And for 2 weeks the government struggled but still to come protesters. Their demands among others include far reaching reforms of the police and the prosecution of officers accused of extrajudicial killings torture and disappearances no cure is going through it says we have been protest in we have not had any reasonable results which is what we want. But you know. What i know im really listening to. Was running. Every day so yeah yeah i dont buy that very much and i said well you know i believe these well im going to do. And see the lawmakers are lining up behind some of the protesters demands i will not sign off on the 2021 budget that does does not include f
People even going into peoples house trying to break into their cars break into rooms apart from the violence weve seen earlier today there were are reports of a section of the Nigerian Port Authority building in a set on fire and weve also seen how a television station was burnt a large section of it was a set ablaze by some people and then the and identified people protesters say its not them one other independent channel was forced of the air because of what it called impending attack on its staff i need to operations in lagos eventually after a few hours the television station is back on and now and weve also seen how apart from that bus station with also seen how people are running helter skelter that means that the protests are still going on the latest by the turn to run around the clock curfew will be put in place the governors address the lagos state community asking them to calm down asking for patience while this is being sorted out. The manufacture of a powerful painkiller