until it comes as the dr. football rebels concludes with the celebration of the life and legacy of socrates corinthians democracy moves. on al jazeera. al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this news arm convene alan dar coming up in the next 60 minutes libya's internationally recognized governments makes new games on the outskirts of tripoli the battles the forces of warlords. the. relatives of the pakistani jet crash victims wait for our 3rd on what caused the disaster after the search for survivors ended. welcome back to spain tourists have

been allowed to return to the beaches bars and boutiques come july. and with governments borrowing billions to stay afloat during the pandemic we investigate the challenges and repaying the huge debts. hamas now have all the sporting clothing space top football division that has been given the green light by the country's prime minister to resume june 8th. we begin in libya with new developments in the fight for tripoli government forces have seized control of 3 military camps on the outskirts of the capital from warlord highly faffed are the bases success builds on recent gains by the tripoli based government of national accord it would see in a against tough guy and his self-styled libyan national army earlier. this week ga

forces took over several towns and an air base near the 2 new zealand border used for after hours airstrikes his forces launched their offensive to capture the capital in april of last year but have failed to get very far beyond the city limits let's go live now tomorrow to the overhead who's standing by for us in tripoli mahmoud sauce why are these camps that the d.n.a. has taken why are they so important. world kim porter because they have been used by her for his forces as a base to run the battles in southern chirpily remember more military cam. has been used to buy of the russian mercenaries from the bagnall group that have been fighting going on with how for the forces to run the bathrooms in that southern tripoli in fact. from earlier more committed to have to his forces have been targeting get his attention air years and state facilities government facilities with indiscriminate shelling over the past 10 months so as they took control of

a military camp last july as forces have been planning into. carrying out an incursion into the city center remember that earlier more military as not only verse 30 can significant but it's the closest for the troops to move on the city center now i'm just getting news. from. the neighborhood saying that the government forces are retreating they are pulling from a year more military camp one of the 3 military camps they recaptured today because half of his forces have been shelling them with mortar to rockets in and hear more military camp meanwhile as the government forces advance on have to his forces in many locations in southern tripoli they say that they discovered several land mines

are set up by have the forces in the streets civilian properties and even civilian houses that's why the government is warning civilians not to return home at least for the time being ok ok mahmoud to these games obviously not easily won what does all of this mean for the overall picture in libya right now and those gains recently made by the government of national court. well the government forces are determined to move on until after the attack not only in southern tripoli but also to more than the city of the horn which is currently besieged their major stronghold of have those forces and the worst of libya and meanwhile as the government as the government forces are now besieging and tightening the besieged on the city of there are now also blocking the supply line coming due to the inner city from the job for military that have those forces

control in this into a desert. meanwhile they say that they cannot accept. that as a partner in any peace talks in any future peace talks. of the finish the battle for the capital tripoli which also. coincides with the international efforts to put him into this conflict and may be in this conflict both finding good alternatives to the world really for have to thank you there. we head live from tripoli a former president of 2 newsier is calling for the crown prince's of both abu dhabi and saudi arabia to stand trial for the international criminal court oneself marzuki accuses mohammed bin mohammed bin some aren't of undermining countries involved in the arab spring uprisings including in tunisia he also accuses both

countries of war crimes in yemen. and the search for survivors and has ended in pakistan's largest city karate after a passenger plane crashed into a residential area on friday only 2 of $99.00 people on board survived and there are reports of some casualties on the ground present gupta reports. many of those onboard a pakistan international airlines plane were flying home from the hold to celebrate the holiday but the boat and she screamed and the supplier tried to land the 2nd time the airbus into the 20 crashed into homes in a crowded restaurant chain behind crouching moving your body very very quickly i did pony fell on my car 3 doors of my car a locked the door on my side was open 1st i took my people out after that i saw a passenger outside the plane his legs were winded he was empty all right he was

alive he was speaking he asked me to save him i tried to pull him out but his legs were badly stuck in the emergency door. outside more trees and hospitals people look for the lost ones one man was shocked to discover his nephew could be among the dead but. last night i spoke to him and i said are you coming to iraq he said no my leave request is not approved so i was not expecting him on that flight my sister called me and told me to check the crash point and i said why she said he was on it only 2 people survived. is one of them all to live when they are living here the minute there were cries of children adults and the elderly the cries were everywhere and everybody was trying to survive i undid my seat belt and i saw some light and tried to walk towards it then i jumped out 10 feet onto the ground most bodies were child beyond recognition the families want to take them

home to be buried 1st they have to be identified through the national database of registration authority or the not. knowing is telling is the true picture i've identified my mother's body they've also verified with not right now they say a team will come in according to the government authorities instructions then we will start handing over all the bodies. of the crash site rescue workers and local people working to clear the rubble pakistani. says there will be an investigation. there will be a transparent inquiry of the incident and there will be no role of p.r. in it there will be no role of civil aviation in it this inquiry will be carried out according to international rules by the aviation industry with the permission of the prime minister a summary of which is under approval. the commercial flight was one of the 1st to do some of this week after planes were grounded by the corner virus pandemic and

after struggling with weeks of lockdown restrictions. for pakistan amal and morning. gaza's health ministry has reported its 1st chrono virus death officials say the 77 year old woman had been under quarantine after returning to the territory through egypt on tuesday the united nations has warned that a corona virus outbreak could be disastrous given the high poverty rates and weak health system in the coastal strip which has been under israeli blockade since 2007 . spain's prime minister has promised international tourists can return in july that are centers is under pressure to reopen in time for the peak summer season lockdown restrictions are gradually easing but the state of emergency remains in force for another 2 weeks that's when the legal football league his due to restart it all is live for us now in madrid moscow this must be welcome news for spang is especially those whose livelihoods depend on terrorism.

yes was being received $8000000.00 visitors each year and tourism was one of the sectors worse he'd buy their grown up virus crisis and. its 12 percent it represents a 12 percent of the gross domestic product and has an indirect impact as a 35 percent in the spanish economy so all these owners of hotels and restaurants and bars were looking for a signal from the prime minister a bit of sun tip that today announced that we will be reopening $2.00 to $4.00 and tourism in from the month of july what he just sent he sent 2 messages that these this return of these the opening of the borders for for international tourists and for domestic tourism as well because he's trying to implement that spaniards easier . take their holidays in spain in order to reactivate the economy he's gone ting

this will be safety for the people that are coming in and for the spaniards that are traveling to to the spanish nation. i know people in spain love their football so i'm going to assume there are a lot of happy people as well a lot of happy football fans with the news that the league will resume. yes well in spanish football has the plenty of supporters all of world wide so the news that those spanish football league will be back on in june 8th has a has a broad a little bit of enthusiasm to all the supporters so what we know so far is that all the. venues all those. footballs football matches will be will be behind closed doors with no public they're there i we know that they're trying to to create a computer program to recreate all the crowds behind the goals and they also want to have sounds of people cheering in order to create the atmosphere of

a football match we know so far that many for what they use have been tested for 19 and they have been trade training individually. of the measures in several provinces next week we might see groups bigger groups of of football players playing with between them i think that our day there matter it is a lie for us in madrid. brazil's supreme court has released a video apparently showing president jiang have also narrow threatening to fire senior police officers their bosses and a minister to protect his family before it was released amid claims that both n.r.o. has meddled in a criminal investigation into his son latin america etc saying human holt's. this videotape is what those accusing president jade bosso not all of interference in brazil's justice system considered the smoking gun a cabinet meeting in which the president explains his motives for wanting to sack rio de janeiro's police commissioner and the federal police chief. i tried to

change the security official in rio and i couldn't that's it i'm not going to stand by let them my family or my friends because i can't change someone in charge of security who was part of the structure i'm going to change him and if i can change him i'll change his boss and if i can change his boss i'll change the minister full stop the minister sitting at the meeting was none other than said to mortal brazil's most popular and corruptions are who resigned shortly thereafter refusing to fire the country's top policeman who is now leading the charge against boards are not all through an impeachable offense the president dismissed the recording saying he was talking about his son's personal security detail not about getting rid of top police officials in charge of sensitive investigations but it's no secret that also national has long wanted to control police in real when members of his family are under investigation. for those who don't know rio has militias

made up of the violent former security forces who control the slums child protection money and operate like the mafia they're also interested in obtaining political power in the bolton our family especially eldest son flavio has very close ties to them we've presented the evidence. in the videotape also speaks at length repeatedly using foul language of the need to arm brazilians suggesting that governors and mayors who defy his handling of groener virus poses a threat to brazil. why do i want brazilians to be armed because i don't want a dictatorship we can't hold back any more whoever doesn't accept my creed family god brazil rep and freedom of expression and free market is in the wrong government . all this may be music to the ears of the president followers but for the growing number of brazilians who see him as increasingly of the terror in the video is

proof that brazil's biggest threat maybe not all himself you see in human al-jazeera. ok i lived out here to with more on this side of also a lot of there is very much in the middle of this controversy but it doesn't appear too concerned about the rise in the number of coronavirus cases which is really exploding in the country. what came if what we heard from our colleague lucy and what we heard from that tape is anything to go by then it definitely looks like both are not as other priorities in mind right now the same also seems to be true for a number of. ministers in his cabinet all while brazil keeps growing in the rather depressing ranking of the worst affected countries by coronavirus anywhere in the world now there are. different reports if brazil

is still in 3rd place or is in 2nd place as the worst to affect the country passing russia about what's clear is that the situation there keeps getting worse by the day confirmed number of dead has been over a 1000 now for 3 days in a row bringing the total number to more than 20000 confirmed dead in the country this despite the fact everybody believes that that number is actually much higher and on friday the brazilian government has admitted that there are at least 11000 more dead that happened in the past couple of weeks that they have not been able to confirm these that have already been burned and that they will not be able to know if indeed they had to do with. 19 so the situation keeps getting worse by the day a number of hospitals are being completely overwhelmed by the number of cases they

have to deal with this specially in poor areas or with smaller medical services like for example in the amazon but keeps insisting that he thinks that isolation measures will do more harm than good he continues clashing with a number of local state governors that are insist. keeping measures in place instead will so that oh says brazil needs to go back to work needs to reopen while these numbers keep going up keep rising through all the worries so a very dramatic piece thank you that sounds around here to there across developments. governments around the world are grabbing financial lifelines as they fight to keep economies from collapsing the world bank says the pandemic could push the 60000000 people around the globe into extreme poverty the international

monetary fund predicts global growth will shrink shrink by 3 percent this year far worse than during the financial crisis more than a decade ago i am if dish relief has been approved for $27.00 countries including afghanistan the democratic republic of congo and he have been in the world bank says it will issue $160000000000.00 worth of merges the funds to $100.00 developing nations. looks at where the money's coming from and whether those borrowing it will be able to pay it back. across the globe as countries deal with the health impacts of cope with 1000 but also dealing with the economic impacts the global economy has seized up supply and demand have been hit the most basic of economic drivers there was a huge economic problem during the financial crash of the 1930 s. but know the global economy is much more complicated interconnected interdependent . you really are very very used and that's why

it's just. sort of a soothing from his headquarters here in washington the international monetary fund has put together a 9 trillion dollar port to help countries deal with the covert crisis most of that money has come from the g. 20 the world's richest nations and more than $100.00 countries have asked for help this is the i.m.f. map of where money has been distributed among help $2700000000.00 to egypt $411000000.00 to ethiopia 361000000 to bosnia and why well take the caribbean islands or some vincent and granite jeans and a corner me built on today's them which is completely disappeared 16000000 helps until things get better. health comes through perspiring not cancelling debt payments $64.00 countries in the world spend more on debt relief than health that is temporarily halted. there are also additional direct loans and other instruments

to ease the financial burden and now years out of the i.m.f. and some sort of longer term. plan and program is likely going to have to step in to help countries through that so that's probably what was happening i think i think the i.m.f. has delivered the message that the recovery we have to hope for if that's to be a green recovery that we 'd have to do use this as an opportunity to do the things that are necessary it deal with the effects of climate change the crisis we've all seen the pictures of. nature reasserting itself in various areas and i think people of begun to understand the impact we've had so perhaps it will encourage domestic support for actions countries will still have to figure out how to pay back a lot of the assistance they're getting right now and when they'll finally be in a position to do that alan fischer al-jazeera washington. let's take now to tim

johnson who is the head of policy and to believe desk campaign pay u.k. based charity the books and global policy he joins us now from bristol in the u.k. thank you feel time here on the news on so many decades campaign wants the cancellation of debt for poor countries impacted by coronavirus is that as as easy as simply canceling debt has been all some sort of flow on effect of doing so. so many situations that is very easy it is wait he money in a country so that it can spend money on the health care on social ready protection brought on it being ways that are leaving ready the country we do need action that cost moves most whole areas. governments of london the money and also countries like the u.k. and us that govern the lore over which many of these debts are owed governmental action accounting work to get that comes the world bank has said that cancelling

did payments could impact its ability to give low cost loans by impacting its credit rating i mean what are your thoughts on that so there are signs abilities borrow low and right. governments across the world and that would remain the case the i.m.f. some will find. hundreds of billions of dollars a. go and just a small proportion of the council payments this year and how keep the money in country but we need to see action across that area when there's so the world bank example or private credit because the hyacinths loans to private lenders and we need to see those being tackled as well do you have any concerns about countries vying for soft power by cancelling dash i mean i was reading a report by the harvard kennedy school of policy analysis and it was warning the you witness. basically just that the pandemic could give china the chance to boost

its soft power by cancelling debt. but we've not only rushed the. oars and to be aware of that the what's happened so far is the group of. china on the us. offered suspension the. best of this year though is that payments will bank be made in a couple of years and kick the can down the row which is the bottom and. we need to see a comprehensive back up all that comes with that 'd now on. wednesday night that's what. i would counsel that's down to the sustainable level speaking of kicking the can down the road i mean is canceling debt an actual long term solution out there any more fundamental reforms that you think we should be looking at we

definitely need fundamental reforms we punished when cancellation for some countries 15 years ago but them for the last 10 years we've seen a human mind doing problems reemerging again one of the reasons that happened. band of the sponsor crisis which we're seeing at the moment is that the i.m.f. and world bank lend more money which is you just used to pay off. the loans lend or incentivized to keep lending rockwell's what we need to see this time is both making those loans as well. and also setting up as this so it's clear that they will get in the future and so that they have the language sponsor really rather that they are what they are about it's pretty good to get your time and your perspective tim jones there from the jubilee debt campaign thank you thanks.

to lebanon where one that's one country that has asked for the i.m.f. help where inflation is also soaring as the cost of bread and other basics climb some people have started growing what they can said huldah reports from their. lemon tree i know if it does this is. any and her husband are growing their own food they are among the estimated 40 percent unemployed as lebanon faces its worst economic crisis and decades international organizations say almost half of the nearly 5000000 people are struggling to put food on the table my husband and myself are jobless at the moment so we found that that might be like the best solution to the problem that we're facing not everyone has a balcony a rooftop garden or land to enable them to become food independent and where the government close to bankruptcy many say such initiatives will not be enough to deal

with what prime minister has warns could be a major food crisis the world food program says prices of basic goods increased by at least 40 percent that's linked to the devaluation of the local currency the euro lebannon is heavily reliant on food imports they are at risk because of the scarcity of dollars to buy them our food security is in danger because of the financial crisis and because our agricultural sector has been in shambles for the past 30 years successive governments blamed for mismanagement and corruption have been criticised for failing to support lebanese farmers campaigns have recently been launched to encourage agriculture and self-sufficiency as well as support food producers it's cost $3.00 to $4.00 times more. this year than it did last year and they don't have that. so it's kind of just to ensure that the supply chain throughout the season is insured for everyone for and for us

a lot of these services more and more lebanese are falling into poverty non-governmental organizations and charities are stepping in and this supermarket everything is free many who need help are the elderly and retirees big. is it almost non existant social safety nets they work all their life and then starting the age of 65 they either earn a lump sum retirement pension or and then the retirement pension unfortunately doesn't last a long time they all were taxpayers so if you're a taxpayer at the end of the day has no food no shelter no medical coverage the government is promising to subsidize basic commodities and reduce food prices but it's unclear how when the state is running out of the hard currency needed to do that senator bayh which. still much more to come here on al-jazeera the u.k. attempts to strike a balance between public health and reopening the economy. and the normally

bustling time of year businesses in kenya suffering ahead of the 8 holiday. in sports we look at how close top level cricket it's to making a comeback. we've got hot sunshine that sums up the weather across a good part of the middle east not exclusively further north little more cloud just starting to slide its way back towards the levant we see some showers pushing through here and pull those temperatures down as well so gone are the temperatures into the high thirty's touching the 40 degree mark the 20 celsius there in beirut 20 celsius for jerusalem will see the shabby rain making its way a little further east which as we go on through monday will lose the the mid forty's in baghdad by that stage $38.00 degrees celsius but to the south of that yabber up around the 40 degree mark and a couple agrees higher for some quite

a brisk wind as well so watch out for some lifted dust and sat across a good part of the region dry and sunny across much of north africa maybe the show with into algeria showers continue right across west africa in. so the gulf of guinea some big downpours here liberia seeing some. also pushing their way back across into ethiopia maybe some showers still showers there just around the uganda could see a little bit of wet weather coastal paso times in a game in with a child to say some showers or longer spells of frank to the south of that slick unless you try and sunny but right pushing into cape town from monday. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such their minds as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely

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you're watching al-jazeera her mind all of our top stories this hour. forces fighting for libya's internationally recognized government have captured 2 military camps on the outskirts of the capital from warlord holy faster they were briefly in control of a 3rd camp but half the fighters have retaken it the gains are another setback for hostiles a yearlong campaign to capture tripoli. a search for survivors has ended in pakistan's largest city of karachi after a passenger plane crashed into a residential area on friday only true of $99.00 people on board survived and there are reports of some casualties also on the ground. brazil's supreme court has released a video apparently showing president jaya ball scenario threatening to fire senior police officers their bosses and a minister to protect his family the deepening political crisis comes as the

government admits that at least 11000 fatalities have not been included in its coronaviruses death toll. international condemnation is growing louder against china's plans for a new security law and hong kong the last governor of the british colony chris patten says it's a betrayal by a new chinese dictatorship the proposed legislation would ban activity china's communist party considers subversive hong kong's government can expect more protests adrian brown reports. on the day china announced it was bypassing hong kong's parliament to push through a new security law the city's leader was putting on a brave face surrounded by her cabinet kerry said hong kong people and foreign investors have nothing to fear. as she offered support for the legislation there will be protests of all sorts in hong kong as we have seen but the important thing is for the people hong kong to realize that without protection of national

security many of the things that we enjoy many of the things that we treasure. will be lost. when china regained sovereignty over hong kong from britain in 1997 it promised the city a high degree of autonomy for 50 years. but china's leadership now says those freedoms are being undermined by violent protests subversion cools for independence and foreign interference. and under the basic law hong kong's mini constitution they say they have the right to impose security legislation on the on friday the vice chairman of china's national people's congress. confirm that china's security agents will operate in hong kong when needed words that have unsettled many people here they all feel that the one country 2 systems is dead and and now the reaction

is general penny people would like you and me gray and making preparations for the funk on some people we spoke to said the law was long overdue others resigned to it i think. it would have happened anyway like if the fear i think i've gotten past this stage about being afraid all thought that it all makes sense a country needs laws to protect itself people only abuse freedom if there is too much. business groups here fear the proposed law will threaten hong kong status as asia's leading financial center and put further pressure on its independent judicial system it is almost 2 years since protests began over another proposed law that would have allowed wanted people to be sent to the mainland that bill was eventually dropped but the prospect of more on rest this time is unlikely to deter china's government from pressing ahead with this security law adrian brown al

jazeera hong kong. anger is building in the indian city of kolkata over the response to a powerful side john which is after millions without power and water. protesters gathered on saturday frustrated that essential services still had been restored days after psycho an unplanned hit locals also blocked roads with large tree branches bringing traffic to a standstill overnight a truck was set on fire at least 96 people were killed across india and bangladesh as a result of the sideline. has more now from kolkata. they're not getting there fast enough when it comes to the essential hope essential food services reaching various localities in forgotten and surrounding districts apart from that of course electricity and water these are major problems because of the fallen trees in the aftermath of cycling on fun of the fallen trees have also this to a disrupted electricity because of the overhead cables that have now fallen on the

ground that just like there was a localized local say in various areas across fields and the district is that there should be a swift response from the state and ministration site and from the officials in the electricity department in the area however what locals found is that when they went to these offices of the like the city department they were told that if the weekend and hence the offices shot this is not something that they expected especially when the city's grappling under the aftermath of a cycle on what authorities are now doing is giving out headline numbers so that people in the areas can contact these numbers and they represent these people are so desperate in the various localities that they are also reaching out to various people on social media some of them other people's representatives from various parties so this is what is a desperate attempt that they're trying to do to get back in activity and water because we must remember that the city's also grappling under the cold with one thing prices that are as a people at home some have the houses which have been you know devastated because

of the cycle for both problems are mounting for the people in the city and the surrounding district. factories in sedona trending to continue a nationwide strike if it demands for better working conditions meant by the government the main doctors union called a 72 hour strike on thursday i was after 4 doctors were injured during an attack at a hospital in the city of on the run medics are unhappy with the lack of protective equipment for treatment coronavirus patients. the british government is defending the prime minister's chief adviser saying a trip he took during lockdown did not break guidelines dominic cummings drove more than 400 kilometers from london to his parents' home in northern england and he was supposed to be self isolating after showing symptoms of the virus the government says the trip was to arrange care for his young son opposition m.p.'s a calling on boss johnson to axe or for cummings to resign as others have done for breaking the lockdown rules go live now to nadine barber who is in london the dame

the reaction to this is coming thick and fast i believe the issue has been put to the transport minister who's holding today's coronavirus daily briefing what's been said. that's right kim we've just heard from grant shapps the transport secretary who has said at this briefing that prime minister boris johnson has the full confidence in his advisor dominic cummings who he brought in last year to oversee what turned out to be a cull of people who didn't agree with boris johnson over his brakes at vision within the conservative party dominic cummings for already very controversial grant shapps has said that in fact. when it cummings did what he did in order to protect his 4 year old child here's what number 10 downing street said earlier owing to his wife being infected with suspected coronavirus and the high likelihood he would himself become unwell it was essential for dominic cummings to ensure his young

child could be properly cared for well 2 things that people are pointing out that firstly grant sorry dominic cummings was actually symptomatic he was ill already so with his wife and they went to the children's his child grandparents people have asked in this daily briefing is it now ok for the general public to do that more or less and the deputy chief medical officer has repeated the guidelines saying that well she didn't address mr cummings is incident but she said the advice is that people who are symptomatic taken out of the public domain they self isolate at home with their entire family so she didn't want to get drawn into the matter but clearly there is a feeling that the advice was totally at odds with what dominic cummings has done at a time when people were being told for example that they couldn't be with a loved one who was dying of coded 90 because of those guidelines and i think the

pressure will increase in the hours to come at the moment cabinet ministers rallying around mr cummings part surprising. boris johnson so quickly because now what what that means is that if this rumbles on there's no no way out the guy that dominic cummings will have to resign and all these becomes a growing growing annoyance for the government kim i think that najib over there across developments in london. in that is slowly easing out of lockdown but for some it's not coming fast enough business is dependent on the tourist trade or at risk visited stay away during the normally busy summer the challenge facing the government is protecting public health as well as companies from bankruptcy now insulate has more from kendall in cumbria. this is what the british government wants to see mass testing barrow in furness on the northwestern coast has proved

a model and surprisingly it's demonstrated a higher infection rate than other places which aren't testing yet it's also lets a barrow somehow being accused of poor hygiene standards not only do they think that's deeply unfair they also worry that the government doesn't really understand what's happening so. that's why we want this considered russian approach to moving forward in which we have also but also that we do. we don't penalize businesses in the following to make matters worse the high infection rate in the north west has come a time when its famous beauty spots should be full of families but the message from the authorities so far has been to stay away in towns like kendall the effects of that has been this unemployment has risen by over 300 percent this part of england is now in the unique position as having had the highest code infection rates in the country but also now the highest rise in the unemployment rate the local health

authority is seen as having done a very good job in the hospitals here are not overwhelmed but businesses are starting to really suffer and that's leaving many people to start asking what's actually worse the disease or the cure every single person we spoke to said that they wanted restrictions eased as a matter of urgency and it seems to me they were run by people who do not understand statistics and they've managed to some really frightened enough people i mean you know members of my family still genuinely think we should cower indoors and i thank you we need to start living again there's a lot of businesses here. we know that might not be able to carry on sad to see who actually my appear on the high street at the end of all this you know he might reopen and he won't the sign saying stay away or go home have disappeared. though it's still impossible to book a hotel room the totally opposing demands to protect public health while keeping

the economy from collapsing have led to the tourism authorities and politicians trying to suggest that people should start to come but slowly we know that all part of tourism hospitality won't get back to normal until the autumn probably not until next year and that's a reminder that given that this is a seasonal business if we let people stand on their own 2 feet in the autumn that all you have built is perspire business collapse and unemployment from march to this autumn the great fear the worst case scenario is the closure of all this until the end of summer there would then be no way back for thousands of businesses which wouldn't survive the winter the view from here is that protecting livelihoods is becoming every bit as urgent as protecting lives lawrence leigh al-jazeera in northwestern england. the global pandemic is affecting how many muslims are celebrating this year a rise in infections has led to a lockdown in the eastley neighborhood of kenya's capital nairobi mohammed dahlan

looks at how businesses are coping. this leaves both a business hub on the residential area. and of the muslim fasting month of ramadan is usually busy for traders pitfalls of muslims flocking to buy clothes and food and readiness for the eve festivities and of this year the government imposed a look down here to rick's a go up to dozens of residents because the positive phone call that 1100 little brought this either is just buying we have nothing to celebrate only a handful of customers are coming to buy clothes to celebrate even the textile vendors this market is famous for saying that feeling the pinch of the wholesale business is down by more than 60 percent remember it's not just the look down the eastley but the order stopping people from entering the city of nairobi that's also keeping shop as a way. the lockdown has been extended for another 2 weeks police checkpoints

all entry points into the suburbs allowing in only medical personnel an essential service style government officials assist the lockdown is necessary given the high number of coral but us cases found in this neighborhood tens of thousands of people come here they need for business and there are fears of a spike in the 1000 cases if strict measures are not take. the ied says and always been a busy period for livestock trade is the muslim faith will buy goods and ship to celebrate the end of the fostering with friends and relatives with a pandemic such gatherings are out of the question people are not happy there's no joys. in this not only coronavirus from them but that doesn't exacerbated by the fact that this really is sort of a true don't know when it's going to be known is going up the literally the love is what happens so people are not buying goods economical of the challenge and

different threats. and so. long day of the markets with more meaningful so close to 3 days hard they'll fly back to the us. they too are slowly realizing that this is a slick they have seen before how about the well just it will be kenya. tanzania as president is still attending political rallies despite the pandemic has 6 thinks a 2nd term in office gianna michael fully insists that the virus has been defeated through prayer and has led a crackdown against anyone who questions the government's response critics have been arrested and opposition politicians and rights activists say their phones are being tapped just over 500 cases have been reported in a country of nearly 60000000 people to remember what. we have decided to go this way to depend on god we have started with god and we shall finish with them in reality god has answered our prayers the number of infected is dropping. turkey has

implemented its broadest lockdown yet for the 8 holiday it led to a last minute shopping rush on friday as many stocked up ahead of the holiday people in 81 cities are banned from leaving home from saturday until tuesday elderly citizens are allowed out for 6 hours on sunday. former u.s. vice president joe biden has apologized after telling a black radio host that african-americans who backed president donald trump quote ain't black biden says his remarks on the breakfast club shows should not have been so cavalier biden is the presumptive democratic nominee in the november u.s. presidential election. in a 1st for a stray leo one of the state capitals has banned smoking in the city center anyone caught lighting up in public in central hobart faces a 220 dollar fine that builds on existing smoking bans near landmarks in the capital of tasmania the island's m.p.'s also plan to debate raising the legal

smoking age from 18 to 21 or even 25. still to come in sports the world number one is set to get tennis players back on courtside i will explain very soon. june on and on to see the students in india's carola state will be heading back to school despite confirmed cases of covert 19 and risk warnings people in power is back with more investigative documentaries from around the wound as the world battles the lone a virus pandemic global health leaders meet remotely to discuss effective solutions for the development of a cold with 19 vaccine and new teapot investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or a commodity traded for profit and how are the u.s. elections shaping up as the country battles calls it 19 we'll look into whether

donald trump can survive these historic setbacks june announces era. critical bodies on the line india's biggest on earth but the industry's stunt performers are unknown and under when i won a seat mates the men and women risking it all for the brought lots of bali on al-jazeera. rule. order for. the british government is insisting it's coronavirus track and try system will be up and running as scheduled by the end of the month there's a problem the smartphone at work through won't be ready and telling john hall has more from the isle of weiss where it's being tested. the isle of wight of

england's south coast the setting for a trial of the contact tracing app that it's hoped will be part of this country's path out of coded 19 locked down and back to economic health and provided enough people download and use the app it can be effective in tracing contacts that virus sufferers don't actually know but may have passed in a shop or sat next to on the bus if you're famous life will find pain if illness someone you can i stop i say. i think i think it will make them think the way they think that way. you know anything way to stop it spreading quickly i guess but it's emerged the isle of wight won't be ready to meet prime minister boris johnson's june the 1st deadline when he's promised to have a world beating test trace and isolate system in place so that the schools can start going back in other parts of the economy can reopen and there are signs the

other elements of the system may be subtotal as well the test results are still taking too long to come back and an army of up to 25000 human call center trackers with minimal training and little to no epidemiological knowledge to enable them to ask the right questions the island's member of parliament from the governing conservative party says the system will work despite past mistakes in dealing with cope at 19 has everything going right with us no absolutely not is quite clear and hot and that is going to come out in the wash in future i'll be getting a lot of things an increasing number of things right now absolutely on this app and have no doubt that will be part of that 3 pronged approach the tracing system supported by the arts and the manual tracing and then the virology the testing with it and that is the way that we are going to suppress the virus public health experts have concerns what you may end up with this idea particularly if you have a heart ache for all the stem. you may end up with almost

a false sense of security and maybe heartbreaking as well and based on this new horizon and it goes out of control again a campsite and adventure park that would otherwise be looking forward to a busy holiday weekend lies empty businesses are desperate for the lockdown to be lifted but not so desperate that they're prepared to take risks with a defense system that may not be properly ready it needs to be right really. go ahead with anything else yes 3551 thing i think people watch from. the government is pushing a tight deadline it's not clear the public is in such a hurry jonah how al-jazeera on the isle of wight it's time to support his son and thank you very much came well as you've been hearing that spain's top football division leader has been given the green light to resume from a june 8th the country's prime minister pedro scientists say gave the go ahead

early on saturday all teams in the league it still have 11 matches to go for ball cross spain has been suspended since march 12th because of the corner virus pandemic. well the german was league as into its 2nd week of its comeback a boost your dog in the beautiful spoke to an elevator now move within one point of leaders by munich final will be looking out for their 2nd victory in a row since the resumption of play there he can also get us into the front 4 soon it seemed that beat them a 51 the last time they met following this game they've got total in on tuesday but at the bottom coach insists his players are not distracted the events are soon on some circuit so we will try to show a great performance under these circumstances without any spectators in the stadium and we want to win the match this should be our benchmark. bringing farm for it this is the match against dortmund doesn't play a role yet except for the now we play against frankfurt that's the next step we want to make them. it is for

a league chief executive richard masa says he's confident as he we can be about competition being resumed in june matches that have been on hold since mid march however in the last a week teams have started training again in small groups on the project restart play as a coaches and club staff are being tested for covert 19 in the 1st round of tests exposed to cases were found mexico's top division is ending a season early. said that it would be impossible to continue playing without putting people at risk there has been suspended since mid march is the 1st season ever in which a new mexican champion will not be crowned and cricket has finally made a return and one of the game's major hubs tend competition got underway in sentence and the west indies on friday even see a perma league will run out for 10 days and feature

a several players to have represented the windies because of the pandemic of fans are currently barred from games and players aren't allowed to use saliva to shine the ball while there's been no competitive cricket in any other test playing nation since mid march. but we spoke with e.s.p.n. cric info was not good joe gallop with earlier who expects more cricket to soon follow the ongoing tournament. it is a big move it's baby steps coming back to cricket as you say that cricket has been has brought to a halt mid march and no international or domestic cricket have been paid since then and this is the 1st it's sort of a testing ground for cricket and it's come out of nowhere to be honest it was announced just around in the last 10 days and took everyone by surprise will are very hursti and hungry for some life content and especially in india and this storm it is actually backed by dream 11 the tech news sports technology company and

a gaming company so they have invested quite a bit of money to me this is a document coming from where we were 2 months back and very are now very pretty close pretty close i would say that are you would expect in the 1st week of july international cricket returning and i would say this because. england are on the verge of hosting west indies for treat as much as starting july 8th followed by a treat as much as against pakistan once again which would be in august and these 6 test matches will be played back to back written in a matter of 2 months and there's also a likelihood of australia travelling to england to play a limited always see reason it's a based on what happens again you know on the matches involving west indies and pakistan well well number one know that djokovic just said to organize a torrent next month in the balkans where some of the world's best day is all

tennis to as it were suspended in the much annual a not to attend before all this is due to the pandemic on top of joke of it world number 3 dominated team of australia and a bald guy is a god to me tell have consent there plus they send in the 8 men as aunt. the start of the major league baseball season in north america may have been halted by the global pandemic but there's plenty of action happening in south korea's baseball championship idea such a day as some league history was made mesereau hasa jr became just the 2nd player to hit a home run from both sides of the plate in consecutive the at bats his efforts helping the k. with the l.g. twins 62. and also as well for man due back to camp thank you so much for that santa. but that for me if there's news on don't go away though i'll

have more of the day's news in just a few minutes time stay with us here and i'll just. a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. allows for some burglaries and others read on a new life that can fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict a lot of come to palestine. palestine sunbed

a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and the story builds when people need to be heard and the story told this pandemic is revealing the weakness of governments in the face of health crisis not have them receive health insurance for their work al-jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more reward winning documentary score the real work in this bomb and liveliness it's a party that does do what it says on the turn on air and online egypt strongman is ruling with an eye and faced on the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for city for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even the only citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london

a man in cairo on al-jazeera play an important role protecting it when. livia's internationally recognized government makes new gains on the outskirts of tripoli as it battles the forces of warlord holy father. i'm convinced all this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. relatives of the pakistani jet crash victims wait for answers on what caused the disaster after the search for survivors and did. no.