so fake review may be in syria but in a different time they risk a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global play as we've been targeted by cyber attacks from russia there are dangers to this kind of rally. truth and approach truth weren't 0. britain's prime minister boris johnson is moved out of intensive care as he continues his coronavirus recovery. i'm told this is our jazeera live from london also coming up. one in 10 american workers lose their jobs as the coronavirus pandemic takes an ever deeper toll on the global economy. the number of global deaths grows another 800 victims in the

u.k. alone sports stadiums are turned into hospitals. and a cease fire comes into effect in yemen with the say it tax haven't stopped. we begin this put it in there with live pictures from here in the u.k. where people are coming out of their homes to clap for the country's health service workers during the pandemic let's have a little listening. so this is become an event has happened over the last 3 weeks on a thursday evening people are paying tribute to all the workers in the n.h.s.

looking after kurt of ours patients and you saw there dominic robert who was standing in for the prime minister the moment. now the number of worldwide grown in virus deaths is edging closer to the 100000 mark as lockdowns continue to threaten the global economy there are signs that any recovery in the u.s. economy the world's largest is going to be slow as consumer confidence collapses and unemployment skyrockets in europe leaders appear to be getting closer to agreeing a half trillion dollar economic support plan which is pitched the wealthy north against the badly hit south a deal is expected to provide a safety net against the deep recession expected meanwhile the number of dead around the world is rising rapidly in the u.s. more than 1200 people have died from corona virus in the past 24 hours with the u.k. adding more than 800 victims but within the last hour the british government says prime minister boris johnson has been moved out of intensive care as his condition has improved and he will remain in hospital 2 weeks after testing positive for the

virus which ali angela joins us live from hampshire in southern england so the prime minister appears to be over the worst of it at the moment. yes he's been moved this evening from intensive care back onto the main ward it sent thomas' hospital which is one of the country's leading hospitals and he said to be in extremely good spirits now this would have been boris johnson's 4th day in intensive care he's 55 years old and he was admitted sunday evening with a persistent temperature and pursuits persistent high temperature and a persistent cough and he received standard option treatment for 3 nights but he did not need mechanical ventilation and earlier it was reported that dominic rob who is the foreign secretary and was designated boris johnson deputy during his time in hospital had not spoken to the prime minister since saturday and that was obviously a very large cause for concern so there's no doubt going to be a huge collective sigh of relief throughout the cabinet and throughout government

this evening and no doubt the prime minister will be keen to get back to work as soon as possible as soon as he's fully recovered before he was admitted to hospital he nefesh behind some very clear instructions for what was going to happen in this country for the rollout of mass testing for covert 19 for the provision of personal protective equipment for n.h.s. staff and i have to say neither of those things have really reached their targets yet so he has his really going to be having to hit the ground running and he's probably going to be asking a lot of questions about what's been happening while he's been in hospital earlier the the government's chief scientific officer said that the u.k. death toll from coronavirus has reached 881 that's the number of deaths recorded in british hospitals today and that brings the total number of deaths to 7978 and the scientific office said that it is expected to continue to rise for at least 2 weeks

despite encouraging signs about the rate of infections and hospital admissions so this is a country still some way off the peak it is a country a day. away from what is normally the beginning of the easter holidays which is when people choose to travel across the country to see friends and family so that's certainly going to put a lot of pressure on the lockdown measures that have been put in place is a country with many challenges ahead but at least it is a country now with a prime minister who looks like he is on his way to recovery from kovac 19 challenger thank you very much indeed for that i've got it. and the economic toll of the virus is growing in the u.s. with news of the latest number of unemployment claims one in 10 working americans have now lost their jobs since the coronavirus pandemic forced the closure of all non-essential businesses in the past month they've now been 3 consecutive weeks of surging claims for unemployment benefits

a total of 6600000 people filed for 1st time unemployment claims for the week ending april the 4th this was a slight decrease from the previous weeks count of 6900000 or the latest weekly data nearly 17000000 workers have lost their jobs since mid march when unemployment was a near record low our white house correspondent can be healthy joins us live from washington d.c. so so many extreme numbers aren't they. yeah there are string numbers but they're expected to get even worse because this is essentially just a reflection of the number of people that could actually get through to an unemployment insurance office in order to file their claims many many millions of americans have not been able to do that because the offices themselves are overwhelmed so we expect of the numbers will continue to climb every week as a result of this automatic shutdown with the spread of coronavirus in the forced

staying in the home order that has been issued pretty much for 98 percent of americans and shut down the economy so the number of actual jobs lost could be in the neighborhood of 46000000 so we expect this number to only get worse as more people continue to file their claims and now in the midst of all this we've also heard that the white house is warning at least some of the top economic advisers are saying that they don't expect that this economic recovery is going to happen in the short term in fact it could be june 30th before many workers see themselves even beginning to consider being able to go back to work those are still plans that are beginning to be formulated but recognizing just how hard hit. businesses are as a result of these numbers and the fact that the economy is essentially shut down what we're hearing is that there could be a 2nd coronavirus task force that will be put in place at the white house level in

order to oversee economic recovery we already have one in place dealing with the public health aspect now already talk that there could be a 2nd coronavirus task force put in place to work with congress to try and get the economy that currently is on life support back on track and commuting meantime the senate failed to agree on a on an aid package. yeah what we've got essentially here is africa by the white house they remember that very large legislative package passed a few weeks ago more than 2 trillion dollars well with tucked within it was money for small businesses and it wasn't enough they asked for 350000000000 then they would back to congress and asked for 250000000000 more this time that legislation didn't pass through the senate republicans were in favor but democrats said hey if you're going to find money for businesses you're going to have to also get busy money for hospitals and states as well and that's where things ground to

a halt that legislation did not pass and also in the works is another package for many trillions of dollars for the economic recovery package that is still a long way off now i can tell you what is happening and what did get through today is an unusual work by the u.s. federal reserve which normally monetary policy is what it regulates it and now is that it is putting in place $2.00 trillion in effort to bolster small and medium sized businesses a bit of pivoting and what they normally do and what americans are familiar with them doing sort of acting in cord nation or is as a result of the lack of action by the u.s. congress and that failed vote in the senate committee how could thank you very much the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak new york has recorded its highest single day death toll was 799 deaths in the past day wouldn't 6200 people have now died in the state governor andrew cuomo

says that number will continue to rise. it's gotten to the point frankly that we're going to room to bring in additional funeral directors to deal with the number of people who have passed if you ever told me that as governor i would have to take the actions. i couldn't even contemplate we are now the world bank is warning that sub-saharan africa is set to fall into recession for the 1st time in 25 years because of the pandemic the continent's 3 biggest economies are expected to bear the brunt angola's oil reliant economy has already been hard hit by foreign oil prices as it struggles to recover from a 2014 recession south africa has had to shut down its economy in response to the outbreak its central bank says the direct impact of the $21.00 day lockdown has been a 2.6 percent economic decline and the i.m.f. has revised nigeria's g.d.p.

growth rate for this year down to 2 percent after initially saying it would grow by 2.5 percent when interest is in nigeria's capital abuja he says the impact on west african economies is already showing. the nigerian government for example has cut down its forecast for this year and it has also been forced because of low oil prices to revise this 2020 budget taking of more than 14 percent of the budget off simply because it doesn't have enough resources to fund government activities for base here and it's the same thing in many west african countries the problem now is such that the recession will hit nigeria and many of african countries especially in west africa very hard simply because these are countries that have bought up so much in the past and there will be little to borrow from a lot of countries will be struggling after this pandemic to rebuild their own economies and they would be willing as they used to to loan these countries

a lot of funds or resources to help them with their economies now if you look at a country like nigeria for example where the growth rate has been reversed revised unemployment is mounting by the way it's expected that some companies either government or private will start their workers in the coming months or in the coming year so the situation is so bad here that the government is struggling to deal with the problem government has already borrowed so much from from external boards and it's looking to borrow more from international bodies like the world bank and the international monetary fund. finance ministers are meeting via video conference for a 2nd day to decide on an economic support plan for the bloc they failed to reach an agreement after 16 hours of talks earlier this week but the 2nd attempt comes on a day of hope for member states as germany and spain signal they've reached the peak of the pandemic and the heywood reports. the rise in

new infections seems to be slowing in spain the country's hospitals they were still overwhelmed and after weeks of loss and more deaths predicted trying to keep coronavirus that they in public spaces is. under residents are reminded they should stay at home that. spain will remain in lockdown until april the 25th but the prime minister says the risk now really the hope that. after weeks of this fight which has been from the moments agonizing we see how the fire the pandemic released is starting to come under control the figures are encouraging we have reached the peak of coke at 19 and we are close to the beginning of the descent. in germany the mock town appears to be working with landmarks empty deserted you know . the latest coronavirus numbers in germany a reason for some hope the increase is flattening and the current number of

infections is lowering a bit if we count the people who are recovered and those who lost their lives. more than 18000 people have died in italy its squares remain empty the impact of weeks of prescriptions is clear to see for those families hardest hit the government says loan and mortgage repayments will be suspended and there are questions about who will help pay for the pandemic. the thing. italy is an integral part of the e.u. the e.u. must show a strong swift and unified response to the repercussions of this pandemic we have to provide answers about politics finance and the economy because this is in all of our interests that does not only concern italy but also spain and all countries that face economic and social problems and those questions are being asked across europe it is grappling with this crisis from the north to the south know where it is untouched by it there are deep divisions there inside the e.u.

about how it should be financed italy and spain want to share the data cross the e.u. but other richer nations are projected times there is no tim is a move the solution can be found there are no 1st class passengers we need our sink or swim together this is a true emergency this is global the good news is that we are very close to an agreement i trust i still trust that this time we will all rise to the occasion and show the necessary spirit of compromise which is the bad rock of our union for many families in europe easter weekend which usually market time of togetherness coronavirus will mean many will now spend it apart remembering those who they've lost and they would out as there are. let's get more news talks between european ministers to hammer out a deal that can prop up the rocks economy is a financial analyst and former economic adviser to the european commission he joins us from london via skype thanks for being with us sir how critical is it for the

e.u. to actually come up with a solution here for the post pandemic era i think it's absolutely crucial 1st of all because of the scale of the economic devastation that has struck italy and spain in particular but the whole euro zone because of the threat. of post crisis austerity and a financial crisis neutralized and indeed because of the political acrimony you know at a time when thousands and thousands of italians and spaniards. have died there's a feeling that northern europeans are blaming them for their plight and that has gone down very badly indeed so in that so you're right to seem to be kind of split into 2 camps why is the issue of joint debt so divisive. well obviously northern europeans tend to think of themselves as as frugal and they tend to think of southern europeans as profit and they don't therefore don't want to share

a bank account it's slightly more complicated than that but really at base that's what it's about and. these are old rankers which were brought up in the crisis in the euro zone the 20102012 have been revived but nobody's actually talking about neutralizing all debt they're talking about a common physical effort a temporary calm and physical effort which has to be large in order to respond to the economic emergency but would be time limited and would be for specific purposes like medical assistance or indeed helping to spark a recovery when the pandemic passes and there the french finance minister has appeared to to look like the kind of person is trying to broker the deal between the 2 camps and he said. we have to avoid any ideological debates on euro bonds or corona bonds and this one single political question shall we stand together or not has he got some kind of mechanism a sort of face saving arrangement to come out of this but of course france sided

with spain and italy asking for current bonds in the netherlands and germany turned them down and so as a result they're trying to move to a new language and the french finance minister suggested a temporary fund of 5 to 10 years which would involve. calm and but what specifically not be cock corona bombs or euro bonds and be focused on financing economic recovery the big question i think is whether german chancellor angela merkel is going to decide that politically she needs to compromise and then put some pressure on the dutch to come into line because for the moment the dutch of being extremely hard line and they're doing so in the knowledge that basically germany probably agrees with them and if germany cuts them loose then they'll be much more much more pressure on them to compromise your great thank you very much indeed for your analysis thank you thank you. still ahead on jazeera signals emerge from a crucial meeting between major oil producers that agreement to limit crude

production is near. and uganda's president races ahead workout video to encourage citizens to keep fit to stay indoors during the pandemic. had their plans or nice warm sunshine across central areas of europe we've seen this also days i will say a few more as well now we've got high pressure in control it is keeping all this cloud the rain out to the west and also to that also some very nice sunshine this is southern poland you can see the lovely spring practices and the mountains in the background on it's been pretty nice out across into the northwest of spain however that is set to change the cloud is on its way it will bring the rain is a go through friday it could be quite heavy at times but again these northern areas elsewhere across europe it really is most u.k.

skies a little bit cloudy can see that area some showers pushing into western areas of russia and a little bit unsettled in sections of the u.k. and those coastal areas of norway which actually will become rather more unsettled as we go through saturday some pretty brisk winds coming out little say and some fairly heavy rain showers at times but elsewhere it is mostly fun and still some showers across central areas aspirants i keep in the time of images a little bit lower but it calls it the same about paris these how much is all well above the average in fact 12 degrees above the average in paris for the time we get to soften it as good as sunny skies and it clears all into 24 on saturday and that is against an average of 13 degrees so that is what we're dealing with over the next few days very warm some very nice sunshine as a temperatures above the average. russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. good what's

the picture from the inside. as think russia's foreign policy is too soft going to be the most russian goals have be achieved not peace and more diffuse full russia on al-jazeera. we're going to run to the top stories here now jazeera u.k. prime minister boris johnson has been moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital he's been receiving treatment there for corona virus since sunday. 6.6000000 people in the u.s.

filed unemployment claims last week as the pandemic forced the closure of non-essential businesses nearly 17000000 workers have lost their jobs in the u.s. since mid march. and the number of deaths across the world from coronavirus is rising rapidly and is fast approaching the 100000 mark even 1200 people in the u.s. and more than 800 in the u.k. have died in the past 24 hours alone. a 2nd about some of the stories that we've been covering are members of the oil cartel opec and their allies are negotiating an agreement to cut supply in attempt to stall falling prices because of the grown virus pandemic oil prices have plummeted by around 30 percent after lockdowns around the world cup demand opec members along with other oil producing countries are discussing cutting global supplies by up to 15 percent prices also decreased because of a price war between saudi arabia and russia who reportedly closing in on

a deal of economics editor of a delhi has more. the 1st group is now looking at between 10 to 11000000 barrels 'd. a day and some of those will be faded into the future and now they're also ending a lot from the united states and other nations to step forward as well and introduce cuts of about 5000000 barrels a day as well so in total we could be looking in excess of $15000000.00 barrels a day yemen's hooty rebels have told out they won't stop fighting while the country is under siege that's after the saudi u.a.e. coalition announced a 2 week unilateral ceasefire they say it's to prevent a corona virus outbreak nor a burden on a report. by home and military operations in the. but in the days and even hours ceasefire came into effect all too familiar scenes of violence across the

country. injured people taken to hospital after who to rappel shelled the port city of her data more injuries to intense of the heavy shelling the who thing say the saudi u.a.e. coalition also bomb targets in our jails hedger and cider although the coalition called for a ceasefire spokesman told our just era there not. so long as the siege is not lifted we have all right to use our missile systems our maritime air defenses including the drone who continue to target their military installations and industrial sites is nothing but a continuation of your the coalition is just manipulating words either a total cease and halt or still sees an end to the siege or the war will continue. the saudi vice defense minister khalid bin solomon said on twitter that the kingdom is taking responsibility to bring stability to the region but some analysts believe we are in the us looking for a face saving way out of an expensive war they cannot win and the un special envoy

to yemen martin griffiths has called for all parties to urgently cease fighting and make progress towards peace. more than 100000 people have been killed in yemen since the conflict began 5 years ago the u.n. hopes a temporary ceasefire could be extended the warring sides are expected to hold a video conference to discuss halting ground air and naval attacks but millions of people are on the brink of fun and millions more suffering from displacement from their homes and disease u.n. officials hope the law and fighting means they can prevent another dangerous disease from entering the country coronavirus they fear yemen's health care system is already on the verge of collapse and it simply would be able to cope with another outbreak. of money al jazeera. iraq spy chief has been appointed prime

minister designate the 3rd person to occupy the post this year was tough academy it now has 30 days to present a cabinet to parliament for approval iraq's leadership crisis was sparked by mass protests that began last year at how demis pretty assessors were forced to resign due to political infighting and opposition from protesters. trads army says it's killed 1000 because her own fight is in an operation near the lake chad border region an army spokesman says 52 of its soldiers died in the offensive that forced the armed group out of the country their operation was launched after a book of her own attack killed nearly $100.00 chaldean soldiers last month. back to our top story and some other new developments on the coronavirus pandemic around the world in iran a further 117 people have died from the corona virus bringing the official death toll to 4001 $110.00 iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many says mass

gatherings could be banned throughout the holy month of ramadan because of the outbreak iran's economy has been hit hard by american sanctions and president hassan rouhani has ordered some low risk businesses to reopen from saturday as a cauldron or more as told the problem of the coronavirus must not make us ignorant of the plots of the enemies and the arrogant power of the enmity towards the origin of the islamic republic system. brazil's president has gone on television again to defend his response to the corona virus pandemic and encourage people to return to work share your posts or narrow criticized state governments for imposing containment measures saying the consequences of combating the virus cannot be more harmful than the disease itself brazil is latin america's worst hit country with $823.00 deaths and more than $16000.00 cases. argentina has extended nationwide quarantine measures president are better off and on this strict

controls will remain in place until april 23rd security forces are patrolling the streets to make sure people stay home. japan's capital tokyo has reported a record rise of 181 new corona virus cases in a single day wooden 5300 people have been infected across the country as the outbreak spreads despite a partial state of emergency authorities are hoping to contain the virus without imposing a mandatory lockdown which could deal a major blow to the world's 3rd largest economy. use even has introduced tough border restrictions ordering all citizens arriving from overseas into 14 days quarantine says prime minister just in darden announced the lowest number of new cases in 3 weeks saying the lockdown measures are working foreigners who are not residents were banned from entering on the 20th of march and the country has been shut down for 2 weeks and one person has died of the virus there in the face of the

greatest threat to human have that we have faced and over a century kiwis have quietly and collectively implemented a nationwide wall of defense as a government we have had pinned it notices we've had powers that come with being in a mission all emergency but you have the greatest power of all you made the decision that together we could protect one another and you have you have saved lives the coronavirus pandemic is changing lives in many ways including the way many of us speak the oxford english dictionary has published an update to reflect the words and phrases are commonplace in the english language code 19 is a brand new entrant are phrases including flatten the curve social distancing and self isolate have been all been added because of the new context in which they are being used. uganda's president has released

a home workout video to encourage citizens to stay inside during the pandemic. only not. you're very much 70 donned a gray tracksuit and ran laps around his office before proceeding to do 30 pushups or 75 year old showed the video on twitter to demonstrate how to exercise in a confined space for 7 he says too many ugandans are exercising outdoors crowding urban areas and putting themselves at risk. with one of the top stories on our jazeera u.k. promise to boris johnson has been moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital he's been receiving treatment there for corona virus since sunday the british government says he is in good spirits. 6.6000000 people in the u.s. filed unemployment claims last week as the pandemic forced the closure of

non-essential businesses nearly 17000000 workers have lost their jobs in the u.s. since mid march the number of deaths across the world from the coronavirus is rising rapidly and is fast approaching the 100000 mark when 1200 people in the u.s. and more than 800 in the u.k. have died in the past 24 hours alone we have a center of the us outbreak new york has recorded its highest single day death toll with 799 deaths in the past day almost 6200 people have now died in the state governor andrew cuomo says that number will continue to rise. it's gotten to the point frankly that we're going to room to bring in additional funeral directors to deal with the number of people who have passed if you ever told me that as governor i would have to take the actions. i couldn't even

contemplate where we are now. in europe leaders appear to be getting closer to agreeing a half trillion dollar economic support plan the proposal has caused tensions between some member states the deal is expected to provide a safety net against the deep recession which is expected. members of the oil cartel opec and their allies are negotiating an agreement to cut supply in attempt to stall fording prices because of the coronavirus pandemic oil prices have plummeted by around 30 percent after lockdowns across large swathes of the world cup demand. iraq's spy chief has been appointed prime minister designate the 3rd person to occupy the post this year stefan come to me now has 30 days to present a cabinet department for approval iraq's leadership crisis was sparked by mass protests began last year there's that leinster stay with us the stream is up next i think.

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