there there in this one news organization and this diversity of perspective is reflected in our coverage giving a more accurate representation of the world we report on and that's a key strength of al-jazeera. the british prime minister outlines his plans to lead the country out of the pandemic but critics say his message is confusing. watching al-jazeera life from london i'm dead you navigate also ahead on the move again france and spain start lifting some of the toughest toward a virus restrictions in view of. malaysia rounds up on documented migrants and again in an effort to contain the pandemic. disneyland reopens in mainland china

cinemas museums and other recreational venues are set to follow. hello governments across the world are cautiously lifting some lockdown restrictions as they try to restart their economies without causing a 2nd wave of coronavirus infections friend sidewalks have come to life and roads are filled with traffic for the 1st time in 2 months mosques are compulsory on public transport and social distancing measures are still in place a roughly half of spain's 47000000 people are now allowed to shop in small stores and outdoors and restaurants and bars but its biggest city is madrid and barcelona are still in lockdown meanwhile into a sparsely reopening its train services from choose they make in mosques and health screening mandatory for passengers the country's just recorded its highest rise in

daily infections with nearly 800 new cases here in the u.k. the lockdown will be eased in england from wednesday prime minister boris johnson says more people will be encouraged back to work but everybody should still avoid public transport critics say his message is confusing so they gave go begins our coverage. in it for the long haul and an easing of the lockdown that is conditional on progress in fighting the virus and as the prime minister sets out a new measures for england it was clear that there would be little that would be returning to normal sectors that are larger should indeed be open subject subject to social distancing with a cabbie at this pandemic was going nowhere yet if you're not level begins to rise we will have no hesitation in putting on the brakes reintroducing measures locally

regionally or nationally. as the u.k. tentatively prepares for the changes to its lockdown it is a journey that will be taken slowly with many obstacles ahead some people who can't work from home of being encouraged to return to work some outdoor socializing measures have been east but now england wales scotland and northern ireland all have different rules but leaders more wary of releasing their lock downs as much as england i nor these restrictions continue to be extremely tough and i nor that hearing talk about easing the law makes them seem probably even tougher but please i am asking you for now you to stick with that the u.k. will soon be imposing a 14 day quarantine period on people arriving from overseas apart from the irish republic and france but no detail as to when it would start and for how long it would last. the british government is only advising not mandating face coverings

include spaces in other countries such as france people are required to wear them and public transport. the u.k. still has the 2nd highest reported fatalities from cove of 19 in the world and the new measures have not necessarily provided reassurance to the public it's still a bit of confusion around who's to go to work and who's not to go to work and what you to do if you've got children to hide who is taking her then so it doesn't appear as much time to me it's consistent with how the government has operated throughout the whole throughout this whole period which is not wanting some wait any hard and fast decisions there are still many unanswered questions resulting from the latest guidance and it is a deeply complex operation the knowledge of the virus is constantly evolving as will the reaction to it for some time to come sunday diagonal al-jazeera let's get

more on this will paul run a who's joining us from westminster in central london so the prime minister has just finished hosting the daily coronavirus press conference where he took questions paul from the press in the public how did that go. well the prime minister and his closest advisers knew back in march even before the lockdown was imposed that imposing it would be the easy part coming out of it would be the really complicated thing and so it is proving the complications emphasized in the daily briefing that we've just heard over the past hour the prime minister taking questions not just from members of the press and journalists but also from members of the public and i was the promise him selve accepted there are a myriad of possible hypothetical questions that can now be asked as the measures are relaxed there was something clear and simple and concrete about a simple message of stay at home with with the new arrangements that are being proposed people are being given more freedom being asked to apply a degree of common sense for example and that means there is

a possibility of different levels of enforcement on that basis it means that people might do wrong you know they might actually find themselves bumping into people that they they shouldn't be down a park for example the clarity though. is tempered by the fact that the government is absolutely insistent that should the data go the opposite way and should be our number that reproduction number of infections start to increase beyond one then the restrictions will be imposed and the conditions that were imposed by the prime minister are very clear indeed i'd also the sense of the recognition that some things are simply on them there was a report issued by the government stepped in and the sentence leapt out to me we cannot predict with absolute certainty what the impact of lifting the restrictions will be but he went on to say that if the data goes the wrong way we will have no hesitation in putting on the brakes again all right paul thank you very much for that update. of france's official death toll has risen

226643 the 5th highest in the world the country is cautiously emerging from its lockdown reopening scores and lifting restrictions on public transport here's the talks about. back to work for some people in france but not quite back to normal in the paris metro stop handed out masks that are now obligatory on public transport and distributed hand sanitizing gel but with a large number of people commuting so should distancing was clearly impossible. the 20 minutes for a train some people were not wearing masks and at my station in the suburbs staff were not handing out mass like here you can't socially distance with so many people but you don't need to call me. in metro we're not confined spaces it's just a shame we weren't grice a rare mass in the 1st began in france because maybe because of our staying home

after 2 months of strict lockdown the french government has lifted some restrictions allowing some businesses to resume work as people began to move around paris again traffic returned to the city's famous shells an easy avenue and shops welcomed customers many the shops on this street are open even though it's not busy there are clearly people out and about enjoying a little bit of freedom but the government says that unless people remain vigilant it could consider re-imposing some restrictions see the use of virus begins increasing rapidly again with no control and risking the health of the french people we would be forced to impose confinement measures again either in certain territories or differentiated as we did initially or even more widely if the population were in danger although some restrictions have been lifted many remain restaurants cafes sports and cultural venues a still shot as well as some parks many schools ready to open. the government says

that mosques are now easily available i am testing is widespread but with no coronavirus vaccine yet they must rely on people's ability and will to helping an end to the health emergency it's not a partner al-jazeera paris and the number of daily deaths in the corona virus in spain has fallen to 123 marking a 7 week low more severe arose in madrid to see how one business owner is preparing to reopen. we are at a men's clothing shop in the middle of madrid one of the b.b.c.'s areas commercial areas that is just getting ready to reopen to the public next week so we've got everything ready we've got the honey ties or we have the gloves we have them last year that's the owner does this infecting all the garments in order to reopen to the cost of ours today in spain over 50 percent of the regions have moved on to phase $21.00 is a part of the deescalation plan of using these lockdown measures after $57.00 days

of a strict low down so people will be able to go to terrace says and at a capacity of 50 percent will be able to go to hotels still to a 50 percent of the capacity mosque and church and we'll also be able to meet their friends and families as one of the most important things of biggest singing measures the russian president has declared an end to a partial economic shutdown despite a surge in corona virus infections more than $11000.00 cases were reported on monday taking the country's total 222-1000 russia now has the 4th highest number of infections in the world behind only spain the u.s. and the u.k. but unemployment has doubled over the past month and vital reports and says it's essential people return to work although some restrictions will remain. staunchly from the 12th of may

a nationwide period of normal working days for all economic sectors is over however the battle against the pun them is not a danger remains even in the regions where the situation is relatively safe fears are rising over a potential 2nd wave of corona virus infections after germany reported the diseases spreading faster just days after its lockdown was eased the virus is reproduction rate which measures the number of people contract uncovered 19 is estimated at 1.07 so that means 100 people infect 107 others on average more than 7 and a half 1000 people have died of the virus in germany which is much slower than its european neighbors but me other than 50 is is it's very important for me to again draw attention to the fact that we're entering a new phase of the pandemic it will now be necessary with all the easing of measures to be sure that people stick to the basic rules keeping their distance

wearing mouth and nose protection and showing consideration for each other there's confusion surrounding the u.s. vice president mike pence after a spokesman denied reports that he was self isolating prensa pence's press secretary katie miller tested positive for the corona virus on friday let's bring in our white house correspondent kelly how is it so any more clarity on the vice president of whether he is a self isolating our knock them really. well we know that he had been self isolating or working from home over the weekend but we can now confirm that the u.s. president rather the vice president is here on the campus of the white house he was spotted driving just before 15 g.m.t. with 2 aides notable he was not wearing a mask and this is raising some eyebrows given the fact that his press secretary late last week tested positive for the novel coronavirus now as a result of that there have been a number of voluntary self isolating that is taking place as

a result of exposure to that press secretary notably that includes members of the krona virus taskforce dr anthony dr robert redfield and also the f.d.a. had dr steven ha you know what's also interesting about this is that all 3 of those men were are scheduled to testify on capitol hill before a senate health committee on tuesday we now know they will be doing that via video conferencing but the number of infections here at the white house is continuing to grow because of course as well last week was the testing positive of one of donald trump's own personal valets we also know there have been at least a dozen members of the secret service that have tested positive now in the midst of all of this the u.s. president continues to push for reopening of the u.s. economy citing the fact that he says the numbers of current virus cases are looking very positive he says looking much better going down almost everywhere big progress is being made i can tell you infections are now at one point $3000000.00 in the

u.s. $80000.00 deaths is the mark that the united states is soon going to be passing now the u.s. president for his part is continuing to tout testing in fact that's what we understand at 20 g.m.t. will be the focus of the president's cup comments that will take place in the rose garden coming up very shortly this is something the u.s. president says will allow the u.s. to reopen its economy certainly there will be questions about the testing and the increasing number of cases at that time all right i will cross back to us on the happens for the time being can really thank you. still to come on al-jazeera. getting back on track one of the largest world's largest rail networks prepares to reopen for passenger and us. make sure that that we're wiping down 3 times a day in a truck and with steroids in your hands every time we get in and out of the truck. canadian truck drivers tell us why the pandemic has made life on the road even more dangerous.

and of the still fairly pretty cool across northern areas of europe the winds coming down from the cold north meanwhile to the west we have seen plenty of cloud coming in with the rain it doesn't quite reach northern italy just yet it is all the way so this was the scene in milan on sunday also very nice sunny skies into the bone on the northwest coast but not so nice across into central falls this is where the rain has been but by tuesday it should be clearing out of the way continue to work its way across into areas further east but at the same time not cool at all say feeding across into the similar areas now the rain will clear through moscow the lace on cheese there is a warm day ahead of that $23.00 degrees celsius but once that goes through the cooler air pushes in and 12 is the daytime highs are really feeling quite cool and set in single figures in stockholm 8 degrees celsius and we will see more rainfall

calls through central southeastern france and again across into northern italy there's a new system working its way across into portugal as well so what we'll see on tuesday is that system which is bringing the rain into spain and portugal that will also bring the rain further south into areas of morocco beginning to push its way across into coastal areas of algeria and then through wednesday we've got another system just developing off the far west coast of portugal so late in the day the rain will push into a bat and we'll see if they cool feel to things with a high of 21. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to as a global power developing to the basement company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business great promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and firemen to the sound energy

solutions for future generations the brush fire in the ring future. the oh. hello again to top stories here on al-jazeera britain's prime minister has faced criticism that his crimes to ease the lockdown are confusing advising some people to return to work but not to use public transport. meanwhile both france and spain have begun easing lockdown restrictions more free movement is allowed in areas but regions and cities where more cases in both countries remain under more control. russian president vladimir putin says restrictions will begin to be in the city functions day even though new violence cases rose by record daily new amounts on

monday. more than 80000 middle school students are back in class in the chinese capital beijing they're preparing for high school entrance exams students was so for valid health codes on the 2 week record of their movements on their cell phones to be allowed in about $50000.00 high school students return to class in beijing last month in order to prepare for college entrance exams well the move comes despite china reporting its most significant increase in coronavirus in fact. since april with 17 new cases and more businesses are reopening including shanghai's disneyland's which welcome back crowds for the 1st time in 3 months katrina here reports from beijing. in the u.s. it's known as the happiest place on earth now disneyland has broken crowds back to its gates in china for the 1st time in months the government here says the corona

virus outbreak is now under control and the shanghai theme park is the 1st in the global chain to reopen since the beginning of the health crisis are right now here in china and shanghai. conditions are such that we feel with the right measures in place our health and safety goes that we are able to open successfully here visitor numbers are capped at 24000 roughly 30 percent of the park's capacity temperature screenings and social distancing measures are also in place that means no selfies with mickey and minnie mouse for now but fears of a 2nd wave of infections did nothing to deter crowds tickets sold out in minutes for our house and have i feel happy i finally have a place to take my child analyst say the sell out open day points depend up consumer demand but don't expect the chinese economy to bounce back anytime soon i

think the overall outlook is going to remain very uncertain and subdued as long as we do not have a treatment or a vaccine for the current virus still authorities here are hailing the reopening as a milestone in china's coronavirus recovery it comes as beijing is walked in a serious war of words with washington over its handling of the outbreak many believe the true countries have entered a new cold war the trump white house says it has evidence carved 90 released from a chinese lab china's foreign ministry says u.s. leaders are using would it cause. dirty tricks to mislead the world about china and then army. do they really have such little standards and conscience that they can nothing at all for their own political interests not even when human lives at stake but the tension seemed off in the minds of those enjoying their day at disneyland in shanghai the theme park fantasy

a welcome respite from the reality of the pandemic * and the political fallout left in its wake katrina new al-jazeera. hundreds of undocumented migrants have been arrested by police and a targeted operation just outside the malaysian capital video released by local media shows crowds of people lining up in kuala lumpur following the arrival of a large group of police officers the malaysian government says it's trying to prevent migrants travelling during the coronavirus lock down more than $500.00 were arrested during a similar operation earlier this month florence though is in kuala lumpur with more . this is very similar to a rape that was carried out at apartment blocks in kuala lumpur on the 1st of may now these raids on monday morning are carried out in an area that is under lockdown which means residents in those areas are not allowed to leave their homes whether for food or medicine things are delivered to them and this is to prevent or contain the spread of the corona virus these are areas where clusters of the virus have

been reported now everyone in those areas would have been tested for the corona virus and the government has said that it intends to detain undocumented migrants in areas and lock down and this appears to be what the government is doing in carrying out these raids on monday morning and the undocumented migrants who were detained in the raid on the 1st of may were sent to an immigration detention center and it's very likely that the same is going to happen to the ones who are detained in the operation on monday morning however that's several issues of that and one is that there is a possibility that refugees who are not yet registered with the u.n. refugee agency in malaysia or sign them seekers who may have their registration expired may inadvertently have been detained as well and the other issue is these rates could be counterproductive yes the government is detaining undocumented migrants in areas for lock down but what about undocumented migrants in areas that

are not under lockdown then these people will be more reluctant to seek treatment or to come forward to be tested even if they are exhibiting symptoms and this could be a potential health issue for malaysia in trying to prevent the spread of the corona virus international flights come lands in the philippines capital again after the government reopened its airports flights were stopped last week after the country couldn't cope with thousands of workers returning from overseas jamila and all got reports from manila. these foreign visitors are now able to supply out of the philippines after waiting for over a month many. airlines begun cutting flights in march and a week ago manila's main airport was closed i was going back i don't merge but the good bin laden right now i'm going but i'm feeling really good good about my government and i'm very thankful for them and also for the british government. the government temporary halted flights as it struggled to speed up testing for corona

virus and ran out of room in quarantine facilities since the start of the pandemic thousands of filipinos have been returning to the philippines philippine embassies are used to pray you are the emergency mass repeat ga sion but with this influx the government has had to medically test and house tens of thousands of people and it admits resources are stretched the government says the flight restrictions will be in effect until early next month and this hopes to ensure that the airport will be able to handle our own $400.00 passengers a day that is the estimate the capacity under the current lockdown there over $10000000.00 filipino workers overseas around 10 percent of the country's population that's why the impact of the global pandemic is felt so deeply here. just borrowed money to come to manila from his home province of cebu to start to

work as a seafarer he was waiting to be assigned to a ship when the lock down began. our food this ration every day we don't even though if you can go abroad. the philippines provides a quarter of the workforce of the global maritime industry since the pandemic started more than $20000.00 temporary turned a majority now stranded and jobless filipino workers they are all too aware of the dangers of the coronavirus but what they fear more is the uncertainty of not being able to provide for their families duggan al-jazeera manila india's entire rail network one of the largest in the world was completely halted 6 weeks ago as part of the effort to stop the spread of the virus and some services will restart from tuesday elizabeth purana hasa latest from. government has announced that from tuesday 15 trains will start traveling from the capital new delhi to

major cities around the country including to mumbai to chennai put a win on the poor. and more and to give you some context indian railways is one of the biggest rail networks in the world and it carries around 20000000 passengers every day so you can imagine the number of people who work or study in different states the numbers who were stranded when india cancelled all trains from the government cancelled all trains with no prior notice in late march 10 days ago it stopped special trains to carry some of the millions of migrant workers who were stranded and 500000 have been taken to their home states in the last 10 days but from tuesday everyone will be allowed to get on these 15 trains as long as they have tickets and tickets are going to be sold only online in about 15 minutes from now no ticketing booth at any train stations will be allowed to open people will

have to be screened they will only sell the right number of tickets to ensure social distancing everyone has to wear a mosque so trained gradually restarting. as the country prepares to end the lockdown this sunday it's due to end on sunday and indian railways is expected to announce more trains in the coming days truck drivers in canada have been working overtime to keep supplies flowing across the country but with many people stuck at home those in the freight industry are facing their own unique challenges as david mercer reports their crucial efforts are not going on. outside his shop in calgary chris standing prepares to pick up a load of drive past his routine has changed more in the past few months then during his 25 years in the trucking industry and with the corona virus still spreading across canada chris wants. keep his family and his clients safe we set up

a company policy to make sure that that we're wiping down 3 times a day in the truck and we're sterilizing her hand every time we get in and out of the truck whether it's going into a client or just picking up a load in the pandemics early days says hauling goods was a bit like driving into a freak storm a little scary and a little exciting at the same time he feels safer now as most businesses have introduced protocols to reduce face to face contact even so today chris has to enter a warehouse to sign paperwork and with workers coming in going social distancing is a challenge but the biggest risk he says is when filling up everything in the beginning that a lot of the major spread of what 3rd out on. the board that would talk all of our guy for make sure even when they're using the keypad make sure they put their smaller gloves on so that they can still hit the numbers despite their vital role transporting essential goods truckers have faced harsh conditions since the start of the krona buyers pandemic truck drivers have struggled to find open businesses

to buy food use the washroom and rest but their predicament has also led to random acts of kindness and brought out bollen tears to truck stops like this one calgary sikh community is one of many groups helping truckers across canada they give out around $100.00 meals a day they're really appreciated like we have a foreign call for numbers add up and they used to call us ahead of time so then be show up at the truck stop even on the highway even at the beer house where they're delivering trucking companies and associations are now worried by a huge increase in so-called empty miles this happens when there's no cargo to haul back home after making a delivery the cost of an operation is basically. increasing while the revenue generating aspect of the truck is decreasing and you can't pass on the cost to the customers because they're clearly hurting tough times ahead for these unsung

heroes who are trying to steer their country out of a pandemic david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. well a hairstyle that fell out of favor many years ago is back in fashion in east africa thanks to the corona virus this hour on and kenya's capital nairobi is offering what is called in the corona era to braided spikes echo the shape of the virus parents say it's educational and a cheaper alternative to other styles. the headlines on al jazeera this hour britain's prime minister boris johnson has faced criticism that his plans to ease the country's lockdown are confusing he's advising some people to return to work on wednesday but not to use public transport answering questions in the public on monday he said transport capacity would be an issue and people should look for alternatives was saying that if you can't

work from home you should talk to your employer about getting back to work we've mentioned various construction manufacturing and other scientific research and others where people come to work from and where insist that it's going to be safe and safe to get there we're also making some changes this week about exercise and while both france and spain have begun easing lockdown restrictions non-essential shops and factories have been allowed to open in france for the 1st time in 8 weeks the government has put the country into red and green zones depending on infection rates affecting the available freedoms similarly in spain bars and restaurants and half the country have reopened but not in cities like bedridden barcelona. russia's president vladimir putin's has restrictions will begin to be lifted in his country from tuesday but that's despite virus cases

rising by a record daily due amounts on monday more than 11 and a half 1000 new cases were detected couldn't says mass public events will continue to be banned while the construction sector and farming are allowed to restart its. starting from the 12th of may a nationwide period of normal working days for all economic sectors is over however the battle against the pandemic is not a danger remains even in the regions where the situation is relatively safe hundreds of undocumented migrants have been arrested by police near the malaysian capital kuala lumpur video released by local media shows crowds of people lining up in kuala lumpur for governments as it's trying to impose movement restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus. we have today to the latest headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news coming up for you right after the stream.

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