the headline change was in the ministry of health. the girl was replaced, i knew minister one to another key appointment was in the ministry of information and book costing the indian government determined to change the narrative and call it in the country. so what could have been avoided in india's pandemic experience? what has been learnt to prepare the country for future searches and outbreaks? i am speaking with miss bianca to really a member of parliament with the ships in our party, representing the opposition from the b j. p. which is the party that runs the central government and several state governments. mr. that ended with manager was the lead over the 40 by opening question is to the both of you, but i'll start with you, mr. the nature. the pandemic 2nd we've in india exposed the fragility of india's institutions and its health care infrastructure. several critics are calling it an, an mitigated disaster. why did this happen? and who was mostly responsible? mr. kanisha? this is all has been a challenge, not for the 2nd a u

and the ministry of health of israel presented their data which also looked promising. at that juncture, we felt that the benefit/risk was strongest for 65 years and up, but i believe fda will be revisiting this, and at the time we made that decision, the decision was we'll revisit this as more data comes in and the day is encouraging out of israel, and with time immunity wanes the antibodies come down i believe there will be reconsideration of potentially boosting at younger ages as well >> do you think, though, that the delay in a clear decision in mandates on that front might mean that the takeup of boosters is limited and/or, perhaps there will be a good reason why the takeup is limited if we continue to see the delta variant and others wane in terms of the numbers across the nation? >> well, good point. this pandemic is a moving target right now across the country it's coming down which we welcome. nevertheless, yesterday approximately 1,400 americans died of coronavirus. another 50,000 plus were hospitalized in a single day so this is still a very serious pandemic

of health. we have long standing personnel on the ground and trusted personnel in the communities in many of these countries, in most of these countries. that is going to really be able to help leverage our vaccination efforts in those countries in terms of vaccine surveillance, vaccine efficacy, vaccine confidence as well as making sure there are adequate safety systems in these countries and absolutely getting vaccines in arms as trusted people already. so that work is already under way in many, many countries. jeff: thank you, dr. walensky. why don't we take one more question? kevin. >> sabrina at the "wall street journal." reporter: hi. thank you, as always, for doing the briefing. tlsh some recent surveys suggesting that a third of americans plan to vaccinate their children right away. we talked about public campaigns under way. can you give us more specifics on how you plan to address vaccine hesitancy among parents? do you have updates on timing for other covid vaccines for children, spec

health ministry stating this information was in fact circulating through websites that spread fake news. this is not the first time the president has spread false information related to covid-19 and there is an to call from july where youtube to blocked another vio spreading covid-19 misinformation. he's a vivid and tieback campaigner and says it makes no sense for him to get vaccinated since his immunity is "skyhigh. but covid misinformation is no stranger to the online community. in fact, this fact checking team signaled this video that went viral on the same target. peace prize winner stating false vaine contains hiv particles. they are signaling this is fake news or this one from july 1 where false information on covid-19's relation to hiv was spread on tiktok in australia. it is interesting to point out this information has not only been spread in brazil but the philippines and australia as well. lots of fake news circulating around the web regarding covid-19. thankfully there are many fact checking sites that do verify this misinformation. anchor: he had covid-19, didn't he? of co

transition, and sources at the health ministry of told al to 07 people were killed in monday's unrest. the state of emergencies now enforce phone and internet services are still down. let's get an update with hip morgan reporting from khartoum. and haber, i should point out we are actually waiting. we think we're going to be hearing from general, but hun again today, any indication of what's coming while general, let them put their head, will hon is said to speak at the general command of the military, where he's expected to address senior military officials on the latest developments now he has said previously that one of the reasons why he has dissolved both the sovereignty counsel and the executive cabinet, which was led by prime minister of them. because because of the security situation in the country saying that the political differences between the various political groups was leading to insecurity as well as to economic crisis. that people were complaining about forcing him to act and dissolve the transitional government and let the kinds of military council now see a charge.

transition. meanwhile, sources at the health ministry of told al jazeera 7 people were actually killed in monday's unrest. there is a state of emergency now in false and phone and internet services are still down, but check in with him. morgan reporting on the qu is that unfolded yesterday. but what's it like today? welcome all, despite the state of emergency that has been imposed by general abdel, how about 100 the people this morning took to the streets in various parts of the capital from denouncing the military took over that happened on monday. now others have set a barricades on various neighborhoods or roads leading to various neighborhoods in the capital hudson. they say that they're trying to prevent security forces from intern neighborhoods and paving their way and basically harassing people as people protests. there is also a call for civil disobedience by the force of freedom and change coalition. there are all people who support the pro democracy movement to stay away from offices, both federal and state level, to show the military that they are against the took over. many

ministry of told out 07 people were killed. and monday's unrest, the state of emergency now enforce phone and internet services still down. right. let's get more of the picture with him. morgan reporting from assume this morning. what's the like today? yes, come all it's the 1st morning since or rather the 2nd morning since the military takeover a from a transitional government that was led by prime minister who was now under house arrest. now people have called for civil disobedience and general strike. that is to say, the earth, all civil government workers at the federal and state level to stay away from going to offices and stay at home. and we've seen a protest of setting a barricades on various trees around the capital to him to prevent people from going, but also to prevent the military from trying to, for the way into neighborhoods for them that barricade that those barricade that

is now in force right across the country. sources at the health ministry of told down to 0, but 7 people have been killed after protest following monday's crew. well, will bring you more details on us and global reaction in a moment, but 1st this report from he, he but morgan on what happened earlier on monday, i got after a month of power struggled with civilian leaders for dance general have states a coo and imposed a state of emergency breaking up a faction transitional government that has been leading the country home of you the sierra link, the guardian, we dissolve the sovereign council and the cabinet and we put an end to the maze jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything general hands as the military had to intervene to and political and fighting with a cross to dan. this theory, tens of thousands of men and women from breaking on the 3 to show the anger against the fed and military takeover. i didn't an urgent call to all sudanese civilians who want to protect the revolution. what the military is doing

the health ministry says 7 people have been killed during protests against the military takeover. meanwhile, the bike, the ministration is suspending $700000000.00, an aide to sedan in response to the to egypt as joint cut out, france on the un in coin for restraint and southeast asian leaders on meeting virtually for the annual assay on summit. it's being hosted by tonight and ian moss jumped as refused to send a civilian representative. after it's miniature leda was excluded. now the you, a special envoy for iran says efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal at a critical phase. and patience is wearing thin, with iran's reasons for avoiding talks, robert malley says terence should not delay its return to talks any longer. he'll meet his e counterpart in brussels for talks on resuming discussions. ron's, deputy foreign minister will also be there for my years president donald trump pulled out of the agreement back in 2018 the you and his warning that half of the scanner stones population is now facing starvation. the world food program says unprecedented numbers are at risk, conflict, droug

the health ministry says 7 protested as have been killed during protests against the military takeover. the biden administration is suspending $700000000.00 in aid to sit on in response to the qu, cuts of egypt has joined cutter, france and the un envoy to sit on and calling for restraint. am asking more stakeholders to return to dialogue in restores the constitutional order, as well as not to poach domestic peace and political transition at risk. we stand ready of course, true forbes of support the country on its part, tolls, domestic peace and political transition. people in haiti have held a general strike to protest against the worsening security situation and still no word on the face of the american and canadian missionaries who were kidnapped by a gang over a week ago. and took plastic grow between turkey and the west appears to be de escalating turkey's president threatened to expel ambassadors from 10 western countries. they were demanding the release of a jailed activist, accused of being part of a cool attempt in 2016. but on monday, the embassies issued statements saying th

a state of emergency is no enforce in the country, so says that the health ministry had told al jazeera that 7 people been killed out of protests following monday's crew or bring in more detail on the global reaction . in a moment, 1st though, this report from hippa morgan, what happens earlier on monday? oh, my god, yes. after months of power, struggle with civilian leaders, to dance generals have stage a coup and impose a state of emergency breaking up a fashion transitional government that has been leading the country home of the sierra link to god. we dissolve the sovereign council and the cabinet, and we put an end to the mass jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything general behind as the military had to intervene to and political and fighting with a cross to dan. this fury tens of thousands of men and women can breaching on the street to show the anger against the fed and military takeover. i didn't have an urgent call to all sudanese civilians who want to protect the revolution. what the military is doi

that's according to the said, and he's health ministry. early on monday, the military dissolves the government and declared a state of emergency as came hours after the prime minister was arrested and taken to an unknown location where the capital was put in lockdown. it's been announced that the miniature government will stay in place until elections and 2023 was spoke to abdullah mesa as it in his refugee now in its route. he shut his feelings upon what's happening in his home in his homeland why. 1 then he gets anthea it was a surprise for us. we didn't expect that to become to this because all the sudanese people expected sedans to move in the right direction towards democracy. the entire nation had such high hopes, of the military always imposes its power on the people. we were shocked by the news that the prime minister, senior ministers in the sovereignty council and other important officials had been arrested. we received some messages from our brothers, despite the internet and other communications having been cut. we learned abou

and democracy was dissolved, the health ministry says 7 protested, have been killed during process against the military takeover. divided ministration says it will suspend 700000000 dollars of age to sit on in response to the coon egypt since joint cutter france and the un envoy to sit on and calling for restraints. and asking the stakeholders to return to dialogue and restore the constitutional order as well as not to poach domestic peace and political transition at risk. we stand ready, of course, to 1st, to support the country on its path. tom's domestic peace and political transition turkish president, wretched. i've heard one says no foreign diplomat can remain in the country unless they respect the country's laws. as remarks follow a row between on current tenant messages from western countries. regina activist, they issued a joint statement, calling for the release of one corolla or tuan, in response that they will be stripped of their diplomatic faces and immunity is immune to miss us. la cruz took out. my aim is not to start a crisis. it's only to preserve and protect the rights a

the health demo -- health ministry said seven protesters have been killed. with the airport and internet down. we report. >> after a month of power struggles with leaders, sudan leaders have staged a good and -- stage a coup and called for a state of emergency. >> we dissolve the cell -- sovereign counsel and put in an to the state governors. we will revise everything and take decisions towards everything. >> the general says they had to intervene to end clinical infighting. -- political. across sedan, there is fury. men and women converging on the streets to show their anger against the military takeover. >> and urgent call for those who want to protect the revolution. this is a betrayal to all citizens on all fronts. it is the duty of our civilians to move and to block all roads outside to prevent military forces to move. right now, we must unite to show the truth. >> the return of the older gene is impossible. no matter what the excuse is or the justifications, return is impossible. this is the first statement of the people. we are refusing any fraud on d

a state of emergency is now in force in the country, so says at the health ministry have told on jesse or that 7 people have been killed after protests following monday schools will bring you more details on you as soon global reaction in a moment. first though, this report from hip morgan, what happens are there on monday? i just after months of power, struggle with civilian leaders to dance general to have stage a coup and impose a state of emergency breaking up a fact transitional government that has been leading the country home of jesus. yeah, i think the garden, we dissolve the soften council and the cabinet and we put an end to the mass jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything. ah, general hans as the military had to intervene to and political and fighting with a cross to dan. this fury tens of thousands of men and women embracing on the street to show the anger against the fed and military takeover. i didn't have an urgent call to all sudanese civilians who want to protect the revolution. what the mil

the health ministry says 7 protests have been kilts during protests against the military takeover. the biden administration says it will suspend $700000000.00 of aid to sit on in response to the coo egypt as joint cutter, france, and the un envoy to sit on in colon for restraints. i'm asking those stakeholders to return to dialogue in restores the constitutional order, as well as not to poach domestic peace and political transition at risk. we stand ready of course, true. forbes of support the country on its part, tolls, domestic peace and political transition. people in haiti are observing a general strikes protests against the worsening security situation and still no word on the face of the american and canadian missionaries who were kidnapped by a gang over a week ago. well, that's your state. still stay with us here on aisle to sarah fought lines us next in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks a car beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instances chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon.

ministry, the 7 demonstrators have been killed in a day, a protest with the internet down apple shot and prime minister detained a number of countries and agencies of voice concern over the qu, egypt as joined cats, are france, add the u. n. m boy to sedan and calling for restraint. and the u. s. state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of 8. early hours. this happened overnight. we're evaluating the situation on the ground, we're watching very closely. we're communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world. so i don't want to get ahead of, of where we are. but suffice to say that we are willing to resort to any and all appropriate measures to hold accountable are those who may be attempting to derail the will. the aspirations of the sudanese people and those who may be responsible for violence for violence that we may yet see took as president russia. ty, bedouins says no foreign diplomats have remained in the country unless they respect turkish law. his ra walks follow a row with 10 ambassadors from western countries over

the health ministry. the 2nd protectors have been killed by the army and large processed against the military. take over. the u. s. state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of a to sedan in response to the qu, egypt as joint cat of france, of the un envoy to sedan and calling for restraint. and took his presence as foreign diplomats must respect the country's laws if they want to remain there. his remarks follow a route between ankara and 10 ambassadors from western countries over jailed activist. there still no word on the safety of 17 christian aid workers kidnapped by a gang in haiti. the group was the latest of several 100 people to be held this year in a country many residents feel is increasingly lawless. and the u. s. embassy in haiti has scaled back its operations, rescheduling all routine appointments. as the country faces another crisis, rob rentals reports from porter prince. a general strike gripped haiti's capital on monday. streets, normally choked with traffic, were practically e

the health ministry says 7 protest as have been killed by the army and large protests against the military. take over. the u. s. state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of aid to sit down and response to the qu. egypt as joy, cat are france of the un envoy to sedan and calling for restraint. turkeys president says foreign diplomats must respect the country's laws if they want to remain. there is remarks follow a route between ankara and 10 ambassadors from western countries over a jailed activists. are more on our top story now, the military currency down and to understand what's happening now. it's important to look at the key events of recent years. in december 2018, thousands of people in the northeastern region of r, r a protested against high unemployment poverty and corruption. within days the anger spread to other cities, including the capital cartoon. in april, 2019, it reached a crescendo when the military remove present. omar bashir from office after nearly 30 years in power 4 months later and after claims of violence against protest as the military agree to form a ci

the singapore ministry of health issued a correction order to a website called truth warriors over claims that covid vaccines are not effective, saying in a statement that international evidence shows categorically that vaccines cut infection rates as well as serious illness and mortality rates from the virus. truth warriors had also claimed that ivermectin was a potential treatment for such illness. the lira felt amidst an ongoing diplomatic spat in turkey after a rate cut last week. the currency slid again after erdogan said that the ambassadors of 10 nations, including the united states, germany, and france, were no longer welcome. the countries are demanding the release of a permanent -- prominent businessman and philanthropist. global news 24 hours per day on air and on quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. amanda: high, welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: welcome both bloomberg and bnn audiences at each time this hour and here are the top stories we are following from around the world. a family feud at rogers

of health have not been paid since from us because there is no cash any more in the country. this is a big issue. then of course the winter is coming and it will be very cold and be more cold again and i don't know how people can live the situation. ads, i don't know how people can live the situation. �* , ., ., ., ., , situation. a situation that does not seem as if anybody _ situation. a situation that does not seem as if anybody is _ situation. a situation that does not seem as if anybody is going - situation. a situation that does not seem as if anybody is going to - situation. a situation that does not seem as if anybody is going to be i seem as if anybody is going to be able to address very soon or very quickly or are you saying actually they could do if the international community woke up and helped afghanistan now? i’m community woke up and helped afghanistan now?— afghanistan now? i'm pretty confident — afghanistan now? i'm pretty confident that _ afghanistan now? i'm pretty confident that if _ afghanistan now? i'm pretty confident that if the - afghanistan n

the headline change was in the ministry of health. asked them girl was replaced by a new minister months who mandavi's. another key appointment was in the ministry of information and broadcasting. the indian government was determined to change the narrative uncovered in the country. so what could have been avoided in india's pandemic experience? what has been learned to prepare the country for future searches and outbreaks? i am speaking with miss priyanka to really a member of parliament with the ship seen our party, representing the opposition and from the b j. p, which is the party that runs the central government and several state governments. mr. named nathan asia was the lead over the potty by opening question is to the both of you, but i'll start with you. mr. denisia. the pandemic 2nd wave in india exposed the fragility of india's institutions and its health care infrastructure. several critics are calling it an, an mitigated disaster. why did this happen and who was most viewed responsible, mr. kanisha? well, the, as of all, has been a challenge, not for the, for the or she's a

the russian foreign ministry is blasted. the move yes, diplomats tend to procedure travail for the 21st century into health based and humiliation. on the brink of citizen. well, i discussed the reasons ramifications and reactions earlier with correspondent alia katrinka. just listen to the war during the russians have been listed as a homeless nationality. do you feel how that sounds homeless, nationality, that's a real diplomatic slap in the face and other homeless nationalities i can tell you include a libyans yemen, these venezuelans or it's a total of 10. and what those countries have in common that well, according to us state department, what unites these nationalities is that they represent the countries either where there is no u. s. consular presence, or where the political situation, or the security situation is so dire. the staff at u. s. missions they are just cannot perform their duties, which apparently isn't really the case in russia, but again, that's a different story. that's what the se department is sank. n

church health ministry currently being developed in a major tv series. milton's work published in 25 my greatest, he's going to be in conversation tonight with an editor acquiring literary of fiction and memoir. wish you luck. a wild ride of publications. acquisitions including heather, happiness which was a sub pic. the parking lot attendant with the times notable book. victoria gosling before the rent. welcome, giles. welcome, caroline. good to see her tonight. >> thank you, so nice to be here. >> hello, to everyone. great to be here. >> i'll let you in on. >> i think we are going to dive right into our conversation and our questions rather than promote we are going to go right there if it's okay with you. >> that's good, that works for me. >> all right, wonderful. i worked with giles a handful of times and it was fascinating every time. it really does read as a thriller, a page turner as much as a history book. in that way and the book is set in berlin right after world war ii as the war was ending. it was divided into sectors and the book follows the

india's health ministry has reported 450,000 deaths from covid-19, a figure that is almost surely an undercount. despite being home to the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, india was slow to get its vaccination program up and running. though the campaign began in january, by june, only 3.5% of people were fully vaccinated. as of this week, about 75% of the country's 944 million adults has gotten a shot, with an average of five million doses being administered every day. but health officials warn there is still a long way to go. only 31% of adults have gotten two doses. >> there is a certain degree of athy, as well as the feeling that the worst has passed and there is no further risk. so many people are not really going in for the second dose straight away. ( banging drums ) >> sreenivasan: for this week at least, the milestone was a reason to celebrate. health officials hope that the high levels of vaccination and the high number of indians exposed during the delta wave means the country will be better able to weather any future surges. >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition

of palestine. how correspond needed. abraham visited the offices of 2 of the palestinian and jews which were targeted. and health organisation is one of the all the casting in and deals of everything since the 1970s. and people who work here see that their main man that is exposing these really violations under occupation. they've been at the forefront of efforts at the international criminal court, which is prosecutor announced it's opening an investigation into alleged work crime in palestine. israeli government is saying that help and these 5 other organizations are being controlled by enough doing palestinian party called the popular front for the liberation of palestine. you know that it's not true. those are allegations. it's a lie they light and believe this is a political decision and has nothing to do with security. they missed the silence, the voice of these organizations and finish their role on an international level. israel doesn't tolerate criticism the campaign against palestinian an

oh, these protesters outside the health ministry increase. say the vaccine mandate is unfair and will lead to further staff shortages in hospitals. and most of them, again, we are going on the streets going on strike, because the government has transformed us from heroes, into scapegoats. we're going on the streets because so far they haven't satisfied any of our fair demands. surveys in the us and the u. k. have found the pandemic has worse and existing problems in their health care systems, such as under funding long hours. and the lack of support for staff. thousands have already left the profession. it's feared many more will follow them if the situation doesn't improve. seen her marriage all 3 for inside story. i mean of all right. all right, let's bring our guests joining us live by skype from geneva, howard captain. he is the chief executive officer of the international council of nurses from one by dr. issue arg alada, an infectious diseases expert, and secretary general of the organized medicine academic guild, and from melbourne. gr

of health, who have all conspired, or there were a lot of crimes being committed and a lot of actions and omissions being committed, because this is not simply about the government omitting to act in response to the pandemic, this is also about willful actions that were taken by a range of actors, some of them with knowledge, with the president's knowledge that led to the public health disaster that brazil has faced. so, this is an indictment of an entire ecosystem of private parallel cabinets that bolsonaro surrounded himself with that would advise him on, for example, the use of hydroxychloroquine, on denying or infringing social distancing measures that willfully delayed the purchase of vaccines. so a number of the delay in joining the covax facility. so all of this can be ultimately, the buck stops at the president, but i think this is also a powerful indictment of an entire political and economic ecosystem around the president, and this is, what's more, one of the most important conclusions to be taken of this report. mohammed: all right, well, we have run out of time, so we're g

ministries prayed for the kidnappers reading a letter from the families of the hostages. >> we thank him that he is god and ask him to hear our prayers and bring our families home. >> reporter: the families are from amish, mennonite and other conservative communities across multiple states and canada >> they continue to band together and support each other with prayers. >> reporter: late today the chief of the haitian national police here resigned no reason given. lester >> all right, gabe you and your team continue to be safe. thank you. in just 60 seconds, a new wave of migrants, possibly tens of thousands could be headed here on top of a record surge and what could be historic storms we'll tell you where and when >>> tonight we're following a new surge of tens of thousands of migrants heading to the southern border as we learn this surge shattered all previous records with nearly two million migrants crossing the border. julia ainsley has more. >> reporter: just a month after these stunning scenes from a texas border bridge, another reminder of the record shattering migrant surge.

, the country's health ministry says it has now administered 1 billion doses of covid vaccine. it reached it 8 million shots in a single day. prime minister narendra modi tweeted his congratulations calling it a triumph of science, enterprise, as well as collective spirit. >>> floods and landslides pummel india as well as nepal leading to a large number of deaths. military helicopters rush to save survivors stranded on rooftops. dramatic rescue, we have that coming up for you. >>> the white house and key democrats quietly discuss what to sack nice to keep president biden's stalled domestic agenda alive. >>> and then later this hour, another blow for chinese real estate giant ever grand. why they've called off a multi billion dollar deal with a rival developer. we show you the share price is tanking next. when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. check it out. serena... scary movie... serena... scary movie.

even though the government knew, according to health ministry minutes, that these measures would help presume avoid deaths. and that would be more would make more sense economically speaking. also that would allow brazil to go back to closer to normal, quicker than this sort of hard immunity strategy. that seems to have taken place in brazil, gustavo, just, how far could this inquiry the guy could we potentially see criminal charges? could this end up in, hey well it's quite difficult to. busy predict where. busy this is going to go because the committee has only the powers to recommend insight with in the has recommended indictments on multiple crimes. busy against president wilson out of in 68 other people. but i know the decision comes to prosecutors and the prosecutor general is a lie and has been aligned with both. so now the seems wilson and named him in 2019 . and in the case of the president was even more difficult because of the several legal hoops that an. busy busy indictment would have to clear, the supreme court would have to authorize it, and then the house would have to

the ministry of health says new daily cases hit nearly 4000 yesterday. health officials say the number of global requiring a straining the hospitals. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> assuming he gets approval we will be ready to provide it than the one we are using, it's using one third of the mrna. we will be able to provide that. jonathan: the pfizer chairman and ceo. good morning. your equity market with a lift over the last five days. slightly negative this morning. a flat market. in bond market, yields going nowhere. in the fx market, euro-dollar going nowhere. in the commodity market we go somewhere with -1% on crude. that's the price action. mayor bill de blasio saying there will be a vaccine mandate for new york city's workforce without a testing option. city employees get $500 incentive check for the first dose. that news dropping in the last couple of minutes. tom: in the 70's there was an

ministry has said the only a fraction of those who have died. of course, those figures around a run about a $1002.00 according to figures released on saturday. we're vaccinated, of course, on the lining and the importance of vaccination. they meet you. pasco, of the spokesperson for the kremlin, has said everything. all the facilities needed for people to go out and get vaccinated. that has been 30 new cobit vaccination express point, set up around moscow for people to go and get their to nations. so pretty much the, the, the way out of this and the way to stem the flow of cobra cases is very much inoculation rather than locked down. thanks very much for taking us throughout. ortiz spending armstrong day today. we continue our special coverage of a new lunmark in cinema and speaks trouble on sunday morning rushing. crude returned to earth after the world's 1st film shoot in or been amazing stuff really? actress julia purse old director clim ship panko spent 12 days on the international space station, making seasons for their extra terrestrial dr

it's been a month since the taliban banned girls from secondary schools in most of afghanistan. women, except for those in the public health sector, have not been allowed to return to work yet. the bbc has obtained exclusive access to the former women's affairs ministry in kabul, now replaced by the feared taliban vice and virtue ministry, to question the group's spokesman on the prospects for women in the country. from kabul, our correspondent yogita limaye reports. at 17, her life, with all its possibilities, has been shut down. before the taliban took over, she would have been preparing for school, along with her brother, each morning. now afghan girls face the biggest rollback in human rights in recent times. at the top of her class, she wanted to be a doctor. the family lives hand—to—mouth and education was their path to a better future. under an all—male taliban regime, women are disappearing from public life. they haven't been allowed to return to work yet. those who have marched to claim back their rights have been beaten. woman yells. we met one of the protesters

it's been a month since the taliban banned girls from secondary schools in most of afghanistan. women, except for those in the public health sector, have not been allowed to return to work yet. the bbc has obtained exclusive access to the former women's affairs ministry in kabul, now replaced by the feared taliban vice and virtue ministry, to question the group's spokesman on the prospects for women in the country. from kabul, the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports. at 17, her life, with all its possibilities, has been shut down. before the taliban took over, she would have been preparing for school, along with her brother, each morning. now afghan girls face the biggest rollback in human rights in recent times. at the top of her class, she wanted to be a doctor. the family lives hand—to—mouth and education was their path to a better future. under an all—male taliban regime, women are disappearing from public life. they haven't been allowed to return to work yet. those who have marched to claim back their rights have been beaten. we met one of the prot