leading both the g 7 and the cop 26 climate change summit in glasgow but a barber in london has more on the reactions from both sides of the pranks of debate. in his new year s eve message boris johnson didn t really go to great lengths to talk about bret said but as you just heard he was celebrating it he says it allows the country to do things do things differently and better his chief negotiator david frost similarly saying the u.k. was now a fully independent country deciding its own affairs well that s not how they see it in the e.u. of course we ve heard in the last 12 hours from president micron of france saying that the u.k. remains our neighbor but also our friend and ally but in that address he also said that this brics it was the child of the european malays and of many lies and false promises so an admission that there had been weaknesses in the e.u. but stressing that he thought it was a great shame a mistake even what had happened similarly the irish foreign min
a very significant photo because as you just mentioned a short time ago this is the biggest mass arrests since the imposition the imposition of the new national security law back in july now those detained include a number of very prominent lawmakers former lawmakers from the pro-democracy camp and as you say they d be charged with subversion protection in an unofficial primary before the legislative elections which were due to happen of course in september now those elections were eventually suspended of course the government had stated the time that if the democratic camp secured a majority in the legislative assembly they d affectively be able to to paralyze business now it means to my reckoning that more than 90 people of so stop being arrested since the new security law came into fools and they have crude and cools the prominent hong kong business tycoon jimmy dykes who appeared in court last week when he was denied bail to certainly a very significant morning in on kong
would later be named curve in $1000.00. before my father died he said song we are i don t want to die can you ask the doctors to say from a those were his last words junk is now suing the chinese government he says local officials withheld information about the corridor virus outbreak allowing it to spread. of course what words are merely a mistake it was a crime murder none of their relatives died only the ordinary people died why because they knew how bad the virus was they protected themselves but they were supposed to care for all their citizens. as the new morning alike disease took hold a crosswind in january a mass banquet celebrating chinese new year went ahead regardless just over a year ago one on one with a place locals to buy fresh seafood and meat today it s shut down completely then stopped and believed by many to be the starting point of the pandemic it s we asked the world and in that millions of people. china has not suffered as badly as other countries since
republicans in the senate for not standing with him and he feels and tweeting that he believes that they should have done more for americans with respect to the coded relief raising it from $600.00 to $2000.00 that didn t happen and also the president so i happy with some of the power of the tech companies particularly leverage over the u.s. election also talking about why more wasn t done for that now in the midst of all of this the house speaker nancy pelosi she reacted as well sending out a statement that this is a resoundingly rebuke of the u.s. president and his assault on the american military and national security noting that in the waning days of his presidency she accused him of attempting to sow chaos and undermine security so very strong reactions from the u.s. president but also one of the president s biggest critics in the u.s. congress what we ve seen in recent days and weeks is a growing number of republicans distancing themselves from donald trump since his el
a feeling of disappointment and how this all seems to be unraveling and unraveling so quickly i think also among a number of people there will be concern about just how bad this war of words will get out but also i think generally in south korea there is a feeling of we have been here before people here are very philosophical about these kind of cycles of crisis and then reconciliation they ve been through this kind of thing before what s different this time possibly is that there was really a feeling of a potentially that this was going to lead to some kind of breakthrough that we haven t seen in the past and that will obviously leave many people here disappointed where we are now this is it s about as close as you can get in south korea to the d.m.z. it s another few kilometers further on from here but it is also one of the crossing points for the main rail links between north and south that gives you an idea of the legacy of the conflict and also hopes of future coexistenc