and 3. 0. 0 am fully back to this is the news hour live from our world headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes high alert in berlin russian opposition leader alexei navalny is lifted to germany ways being treated for suspected poisoning. these are guys who were in the meeting and. they told of that they have and nor

have. they can do whatever they want evidence of torture and abuse by police in the days following the disputed election also this hour west african leaders arrive in mali seeking the rain statement of president. who was ousted in a military coup. this sacred duty is my number one priority between now and election day and the head of the u.s. postal service pledges to deliver ballots on time as the house rounds a rare saturday vote to approve emergency funding. peter said with a sporting treating the defender who has become a defendant manchester united captain harry maguire denies charges related to knowledge of the salt on the greek island.

thank you very much for joining us russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been transferred to a hospital in berlin to receive emergency treatment for suspected poisoning russian doctors had initially said he was too sick to be moved from a hospital in a siberian city of homs but they change their position late on friday let's speak to our correspondent in berlin dominic kane dominic obviously a lot of questions surrounding his health what do we know about his condition right now. one of the things that stands out about this case is the level of uncertainty about what has happened to mr nonviolently about tarot what got into his system got into his system and how medics in the building behind me at the chalet to a hospital here in central berlin can get it out of his system in a way that might salerno him some form of recovery whether that be full or otherwise different leaders of different countries have all weighed in on this

issue of what has happened to mr nardelli the german chancellor angela merkel saying that she was for pat to host mr nava to have him in this country for his treatment but full of questions about what has actually happened to him and the one thing that is for those who hope he will pull through is at last he is here. this is where. his journey has brought him but world renowned shiny to a hospital and the start of treatment his supporters hope will save the life of one of the most prominent critics of the russian government he'd been brought here on board a special flight through the night from siberia after russian doctors finally agreed he was fit to travel. the patient's family a fully of didn't have all the dice are about the diagnosis and condition of the patient and they're ready to take the risk to transfer we've decided that we don't oppose transferring the patients to another clinic but valley's friends and family

are asking why it took so long for these doctors to agree with those who'd flown from germany to collect me now found his wife believes the delay was specifically to allow whatever is in his system to degrade and to make identifying it therefore harder she thinks he drank tea that had been poisoned just before he boarded a flight to moscow from tomsk the or thora he's at the russian hospital where he was treated deny this rule we have come to the conclusion that judging by the fact that there were no poisons found in his blood or other biological materials he has a metabolic disorder lowering of blood sugar levels to be specific due to a rapid change of pressure everyone thinks it was during take off staff here have immediate relevant recent experience of treating patients with the sorts of symptoms that alexy now vanny has come here with now they get the chance to find out what exactly is in his system and how they go about removing it but how it got

there in the 1st place remains unclear dominic kane al-jazeera at berlin's charity hospital. well this is not the 1st incident a suspected poisoning on opponents of the russian government. is a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school he says the types of chemicals associated with previous incidents are extremely destructive. most of these poisons are of the neurotoxin variety there are basically no agents used in industry and when you cannot use them you make them super potent and what they do is they are tracked your breathing your neural transmission and they can per hour lies you make you are unable to function and sectarian go coma and the idea is it happens very suddenly so sometimes these

chemicals bind irreversibly with your receptors in your body or not receptors and then all you have to do is hope and pray that new receptors are generated and that we can keep you alive whilst new get new you know receptors are generated to allow you to function again it's a very fine and difficult balancing act that we have to undertake sometimes people survive with difficulties sometimes people do not survive or before this incident had been voicing his support for the thousands of demonstrators have been rallying for his 7th weekend in russia's far east region of khabarovsk the protesters are in support of a regional governor say gay for a god he was detained last month then taken to jail in moscow is accused of ordering 4 murders in 20042005 which he denies for downs supporters say the

charges are politically motivated any kremlin plot against democracy. human rights groups in bell rules say last week's police violence was planned systematic and ordered by the top leadership they've compiled 500 cases of torture during the protests that followed the recent disputed election. but while victims demand justice they have no court to turn to step boss and report on mids. worse than a horror movie that's how the family described their ordeal inside a detention center the entire family was detained on august then the evening after protests started against a disputed presidential election police responded with violence and detained nearly 7000 people across belarus. situation and these are guys who are. and. have. they can do whatever they

want so they have the permission. 16 year old me or most of her family members to be detained he was walking with his mother when armed police grabbed him there was no protest at a time when christina a marketing analyst and her husband and a doctor went to a police station to look for him and they too were lead taint they were taken to a christina a detention center in minsk where many detainees have said they were tortured. there was devotes a paulist to pull the women were forced to completely undress and they were filming us on their phones then we moved to the floor where naked men when the hands behind their backs i could only think about my son's friend who saw her father naked in this position and when she turned her head away she was beaten christina who is a diabetic says she lost consciousness after being refused medication she was kept with 34 women for 3 nights in a cell meant to hold 4 people we should look at china mama men were screaming for

their mothers there with the sounds of electroshocks sons of horus sounds of beating. things and there were women in a cell he knew that children were among them and their husbands too was horrifying it was more horrible than being beaten ourselves we were afraid that they had captured the whole city and they would kill everybody they were shouting at us that they would do that. models outside little attention santa kept shouting their children's names mitterrand was released after 6 hours i have no illusion. of the story. just experienced and faced. the worst experience was actually looking for my parents where they were it was terrible and i just found. this people being in power after looking around the country for his parents miron found them after 3 anxious days the disco family and others who have been detained

here at this detention center in minsk of us their lawyers to file cases for on lawful detention but human rights groups don't believe their cases will ever go to court because bellows has not signed the rome statute there's no international court to turn to either human rights groups are now preparing hundreds of testimonies to be sent to the un committee against torture so they are not protect people from the state the state can do everything with the people we will have more and more political motivated cases and more and more political prisoners about. you know people more like him anymore. with the reality like many others who were detained and abused after the election to to scare families sassed that fear has now been replaced by anger and this anger they say has now united to balance people like never before stop france and al-jazeera minsk. in other world news a delegation of west african leaders has arrived in mali to push for

a swift return to civilian rule following a military coup or former nigerian president goodluck jonathan is part of the group representing the regional bloc echo os. was ousted on tuesday rebel soldiers say they plan to appoint a transitional leader but haven't given a timeframe. i think. what we need and where. we see what is happening in my life i think what i want to tell them. is deeply that i believe at the end of. some of them. there's going to be a new good might well. as. following developments from abuja in nigeria made how's this delegation from being received in bamako given that most don't want. back in power they don't want a reversal of the cool what can this delegation achieve félicie

well basically the reception will depend on what the military or for the new government in mali think about this delegation but the people have already met their stands known especially members of the opposition remember the day after the coup. hundreds of you would took to the airport which was closed down saying that they would not allow their course delegation to land in bamako so that sent a message today the military authorities in by michael can easily count on the support of these young men and women in mali who've been protesting about the past 4 weeks or so realistically to achieve in what they will achieve in bamako it's hard to say however one key thing is the. indication that a cause is somehow softening its initial stance and rhetoric about the coup in mali . first

a 2nd day after the coup was executed of course and i want to rough tough measures that include land and blockade of mali. sort of restricting trade and money in flow from member countries into mali as well as other measures that include suspending the country from membership of the organization decision making bodies so right now mild their course also said even once a swift return of the work of kheta to power which of course is becoming more and more difficult to achieve so when goodluck jonathan arrived this morning this afternoon his statement points to the fact that the course realize the situation they're in and both sides has what the other ones of all courses keyed to get. and members of his cabinet out of out of the military detention and the military want some form of recognition an easing of tough sanctions against them by of course and

the international community he say the military wants some form of recognition ahmed how well i pads. in dealing with the problems that miley's face with the problems that led people to take to the streets and you know voiced opposition to the brain but does the military have a solid plan. a lot of people doubt that they have the capacity to deal with the numerous problems molly's face and remember mali is a landlocked country depends on its neighbors for access to see it also the economy is also not in a very good shape so basically it's hard to say that these officers who are used to the barracks and with little or no experience about governance well will have the power or the idea of taking money out of his current predicament and the fear of folly is what the armed groups and rebels in the north and central parts of money where you also have ethnic militia very active well think about the power vacuum

but they're the fear right now that these groups may exploit the power vacuum and unleash more harm in mali and in neighboring countries for example in a fossil. and also we've seen how recently they were able to sort of attack on the border with ivory coast so it's a very very critical situation which needs both sides ecowas mali and international partners walking to establish peace or return peace to mali to come together and sort this problem out so that's the main challenge right now the secure secure secure in mali better and also putting at rest the minds of people who've been angry about the economic and social conditions they've been in over the past few years a critical situation as you say ahmed and will continue to follow all the latest developments with the. west africa correspondent reporting there live from in

nigeria. now the ruling party in ivory coast has formally chosen president alassane ouattara to run for a disputed 3rd term in october his election he accepted the nomination at a rally in. the opposition says it's unconstitutional and amounts to a cool ouattara had declined to seek a 3rd term but changed his mind following the death of his chosen successor last month. there's plenty more ahead on this al-jazeera news hour including libya's u.n. backed government announces a cease fire its rival in the east also calls for a whole team fighting ross we follow the syrians who sought safety in levanon but became victims of the blasts and a trophy they have come to treasure sylvia savor more success in the european league we'll have details later in sports with it.

to the u.s. now where the house of representatives has convened to decide whether to send a $25000000000.00 to the u.s. postal service sent brought changes to the system before the november election representatives cut their holidays short over concerns of postal service boss donna has been tampering with operations to slow down to the delivery of bonnets as one in particle handles on capitol hill for a spotty so the house has been in session for about an hour now i believe remind us 1st of what this is all about what's happened so far in this session and what we can expect. it's a lot of partisan bickering back and forth and we're not going to get a vote probably around $21.00 g.m.t. because now in the age of coronavirus they have to vote in small groups they're on the house floor in masks because that's now mandated and it's really become a partisan issue but here's the issue the u.s.

postal service delivery times have slowed they just simply have and what that has meant for thousands tens of thousands maybe of millions of people is that their mail is not showing up we're talking about checks from the social security that's the retirement checks rent checks. medication especially when it comes to veterans the vast majority of veterans in this country get their medicines in the mail there have been countless stories of those being delayed and what's happening here is this all started when the postmaster general a trump loyalist instituted pretty wide changes he took out hundreds of what's called fast sorting machines just rip them out of these sorting facilities he's delayed overtime for change the procedures he says it's simply because they have less staff because a coronavirus i think it's important remember coronavirus really started to affect this country in march the changes really didn't start to show up until july shortly after he was appointed so now what we see here is the democrats in the house they've come back into session this bill would give as you mentioned

$25000000000.00 to the post office but more than that it would make all of the changes be basically canceled now the postmaster general is said he's going to stop doing what he's been doing he will implement any more changes until after the election democrats say that's not enough he needs to reverse course he needs to plug those machines back in he needs to let the cares do the schedule they've always done republicans though are crying foul they say this is really just a democratic witch hunt another hoax meant to hurt the president this the u.s. postal service has become a key part of the u.s. election as we see it in the last few weeks how has the american public i mean been we acting to this ah people concerns. people are very concerned they've been flooding their representatives and their senators offices with stories of what this is doing to their small businesses what this is doing again as far as getting critical medicine to people who need it but it's really become an entrenched

political issue in part because the u.s. president has said if you allow mellon vote in the you'll never see another republican president there is no evidence that melon vote voting actually mellen voting helps either party he says they'll be mail fraud the president does a voter fraud but there's again no evidence of voter fraud at all so the president's been trying to really cast doubt on this but the same time the postal service says this is a real concern that most of the states in this country the way they have it set up their ballots are not going to get in on time in the way this is set up in most states if you're ballots not in by the election day they simply throw it away so this is a very real concern that they're trying to address but even if it passes the house which it likely will because the democrats control the chamber it doesn't seem like the republican senator majority leader mitch mcconnell is going to take it up and that said this issue could be a little bit different because people love the post office they really don't want you to mess with their mail so they could put increased pressure on these

republican senators to do something to make sure that it's fixed by election day thank you very much for that particle hane live for us there on capitol hill and that's discuss this further now with scott professor of international politics at the university of birmingham is via skype from birmingham in the u.k. thank you so much scott lucas for being with us again on al-jazeera so lawmakers debating whether to give the postal service a 25000000000 infusion of cash and as patty said that this will most likely come down to party line in the house and you know the senate mitch mcconnell has indicated is not interested in this but do you expect any republican surprise and vote for this bill as a result of the pressure from the public. yes 1st of all the other essential background on top of that exit report from your correspondent is that 2 weeks ago the white house cut off negotiations with the democrats on a 2 trillion dollar compromise coronavirus package bill that included 10000000000

for the post office so the democrats have come back and they will pass or is this through the house and there are 8 republicans there are 8 republicans who have indicated that they may support the funding for the post office some of them are in very tight election dollars in november including susan collins of maine the question isn't whether you would have enough votes and because if those republicans join the democrats this bill will pass it comes down to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will he allow the bill to go to a vote so those republicans can cross the floor if this bill passes the house and the senate what difference would it make. well it would provide immediate funds into the post office which as again your correspondent noted is important not only in terms of trying to maintain election security but also vital services regarding payments regarding medicines regarding small items of livestock that are essential for farmers all of that is now in jeopardy but i think you do ask

a very good question because no amount of money right now can really turn those 671 sorting machines that have been removed in the last few months under the supervision of trucks political appointee and mega donor louis to joy so while the funding is necessary going down the line we still have the immediate crisis of has this postal service been decimated on trump's orders so it is not fit for purpose for mail in ballot and right there to isidore the postmaster general says he is extremely highly confident that the postal service could handle the largest votes by mail program in american history and it do you believe have did do you think this will work. lose to joy also sort of for the senate hearing on friday that he didn't know about the removal of the sorting machines so i'm not sure i have much confidence in his idea that all is going to be ok if he points ignorance of what has been happening over recent weeks when you and i know what has occurred i think we'll find out more when he appears before

a house committee on monday right but at this point the postal unions are saying postal employees are saying and reliable political observers are saying that there is a serious situation of the postal service and there is no confidence right now that this postmaster general is neutral given his background of giving billions to donald trump did to what extent do you think this this situation with the u.s. postal service will have an impact on the election and hope benefits from this will the postal service want 45 states 45 out of 50 states last week that they are not in a position to guarantee that mail in ballots will be counted byelection day now it is very important that the states given that donald trump not want to do anything the states have taken action to extend the time to file your ballots before election day some are applying to have votes counted after election day so for a few days or up to

a week if the states put those measures in place then you get more confidence but at this point you have got a political battle that donald trump has opened because he said last week no money for the post office unless there is a block on mail in ballots and quite clearly american democracy relies on that ballot especially during this pandemic thank you so much for talking to us can't look us professor of international politics at the university of birmingham thank you for your time we appreciate it thank you. now the un recognized government in tripoli has called for an immediate ceasefire in libya the rival parliament in the east aligned with warlords honey for half talk all down all parties to stick to a truce have to has yet to respond. who can enter will have to will respect distance were they able to guarantee he would respect to supply after the building talks or previous agreements he 1st spec's this is fine we will welcome got because we do not want to be and bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the

peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. in afghanistan they've been 3 separate explosions in the space of an hour in the capital kabul they all talk about security personnel an army colonel is dead and several other people are injured no group has claimed responsibility i so says it's behind an ambush that has killed 3 russian soldiers including a major general in syria that convoy was attacked while on the boat to damascus for a supply run the soldiers were inspecting the damage when a 2nd explosive device went off killing them and injuring several others just live radek is the 1st russian general reported cases in syria since 2017 the head of the un's atomic watchdog agency is set to head to tehran in an attempt to get us access to sites believed hold nuclear material the director 'd wants to

inspect facilities allegedly storing or using undeclared nuclear material 'd despite iran saying they have no legal right since the u.s. falls out of the 2015 iran nuclear agreement the other countries have been struggling to keep it alive last week the u.s. demanded the restoration of all u.n. sanctions on iran under a provision of the nuclear deal. still ahead on this saga 0 newshour. if you will she would tell you she can't do that. we look at the impact of months of isolation on people living with dementia and is he on another winning run never play it chasing its 3rd n.b.a. championship with as many different franchises beat as the action in sports do stay with us we're back after the break.

hello the usual weather for the most fossil cross much of the middle east but to the north we have seen a fair amount of cloud developing and that has been producing some or all the heavy showers across as a turkey and on a towards the caspian sea they will extend across into the fall northwest of iran as we go through sunday and again the rain is back in the 4 calls and western areas of yemen this could be quiet heavy at times throughout sunday and monday it could again lead to some localized flooding but look at the temperatures a typically of course in the forces this time of year but doha the temperature coming down on monday $36.00 degrees celsius that's actually about 5 degrees below the average for this so no a near assholes but probably feeling a little bit humid as that temperature is low a central africa plenty of showers and rains in fact they're becoming rather more extensive across the democratic republic of congo extending further to the south of the last few days since stories ago through sunday and very widespread showers all

the way from mozambique tanzania up through kenya and on into somalia knows a bad day sunday across much of south africa but there is another system just flirting with the coast on monday that could produce a few showers and the winds are fairly light so this is what it does over the next few days mostly fine in capetown temperatures not too bad but we could see a few showers imported. selfless act human bravery 10000 precious pieces of literature rescued from being to ashes in a besieged sorry. meets the bones mean women and men who risked everything to save their rights and heritage. the love of books on al-jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we

do we revisit places mistake others are really invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist history has called it the great in the final episode the 2 sides find themselves to a standstill while britain and france conspire behind closed doors to produce a secret agreement the will shoot the middle east for the century to come more and more war through our bodies. the. again you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me for a reminder of our top stories russian opposition leader alexina vali has

a bio daddy burley in hospital to receive emergency treatment for suspected poisoning he was initially considered too sick by russian doctors to be moved from siberia but they change their position late on friday. a delegation from the west african economic rocco us has arrived in mali to meet with military leaders who took over this week they're expected to push for a brain but cock a day to be freed and reinstated as president and the u.s. house of representatives is meeting to decide whether to give $25000000000.00 in emergency funds to the postal service before november's election the head of the service is being accused of favoring president trump by tampering with operations to slow the delivery of ballots. not to indonesia where huge fire has broken out that a government building in jakarta a nice 100 firefighters are the attorney general's building in the capital of indonesia the office block houses the headquarters of the nation prosecution said

this spring in jessica washington in jakarta for us at the scene of that fire bring us up to speed with the natives jessica do we know what caused this fire. this is still a developing situation and it is still not clear what the cause of this fire is now for the facts that we understand the fire broke out around 3 hours ago that's around 7 pm local time we have around 40 fire trucks on the location and around 200 personnel involved in trying to take out this fire we understand that the fire started on the 6th floor of the spilled ring and it quickly tore through the rest of the building as you can see the fire is now on hole levels of the attorney general's office to put this in context this is one of the most important government offices in tunisia now we have been told by government spokespeople that

all the important documents relating to intelligence relating to on going legal cases went back up but of course this is a hugely important building firefighters will try to get this fire out as quickly as possible but crowd that building here this is turning into a bit of a scene but crews are working. to sort out the situation as quickly as possible thank you very much for that jessica washington with the latest from jakarta. in the u.s. california's governor has appealed to australia and canada for help to fight hundreds of wildfires nearly 565 burning across the state after the number doubled in a single day at least 6 people have been killed with dozens of others injured laura bird manley has elitists. stunning pictures of what was likely a terrifying drive through the hennessey area of northern california. these claims

are part of a series of wildfires sweeping across the region the largest state seen in nearly 2 decades. to want to fall 1000 square kilometers torching homes structures and trees a series nearly $12000.00 lightning strikes this week sparked the fires california's governor says all firefighters who is also the being used to mines and all scream for help we now are engaged formally with mutual aid from 10 different states we've been on the phone with governors all throughout the united states not just the western states trying to reach out as far as the east coast to see if we can get resources here into the state of california address the stress that we placed on the 12000 plus firefighters that are on the lines as we speak trying to suppress these wildfires up and down the state of california wildfires is the battling day

and night from the air and land in an attempt to limit the destruction as the fires reduces the becoming gas. california has struggled with the largest number of covert 19 cases in the u.s. and the state is known still if it can deployed to tackle the fires and its residents all suffering. tens of thousands of been forced to leave the homes many are afraid of what they'll find when they come back by tomorrow maybe you know no more but pretty much i'm so i'm thinking we're going to lose the house. i'm really working. ever burns down there she gave. pollution monitor showed this week the san francisco bay area is having the worst equity in the world people here say choking i can't get enough air oxygen and especially with it's my job to keep down the lightning strikes the couth the

fires along with the high winds have created the perfect conditions for these flames and with similar weather predicted in the coming days they'll likely continue to. lure about among the al-jazeera 6 people have died in frogs in the pakistani city of karachi the city's infrastructure has been struggling to cope with heavy monsoon rains main roads have been submerged causing sewage to see from manholes into homes more heavy rain is forecast for next week. lebanese citizens were not the only victims of the bay village 40 explosion earlier this month hundreds of syrians were among the thousands who have been injured the u.n. and aid agencies are providing help but they haven't been able to reach everyone as in the heart of reports from the. 2 weeks after he was injured and where most of us pain hasn't eased knocked unconscious from the blast at beirut port he spent a few days in hospital and is now left to deal with his injuries alone the father

of 6 is a syrian migrant worker who are among the worst hit being left out of an already struggling system is not hard. can i go for a check up these no one to take me someone was supposed to pick me up 5 days ago to scan my heed and i'm very dizzy i can't get up come see us at the moment. hundreds of syrians were injured in the explosion many worked and lived near the port there were also 30 percent of the more than 180 people confirmed dead and they too are among those unaccounted for. who is truly when my daughter died it was for her to quote from. the. who is still on the required wife broke her buck and she needs leg surgery and cannot move my other daughter or broken bones on her neck. the cato family lived here for 13 years like

so many others they had no idea the smoke that was billowing from the port less than a kilometer away would trigger such a devastating explosion that is why the family was outside when it happened. falling debris killed early kino's 16 year old daughter sidra the family has since moved in with the eldest son mahmoud whose home is too small and income too little to care for them in an unwelcoming country. the hospital where my father was treated demanded money even though the ministry of health said a cup of the cost for all the victims hospital management insisted syrians had to pay we managed to discharge him after a journalist who was at the hospital brought attention to our case. the nearly bankrupt state has been largely absent in relief efforts but even before the blast human rights groups have documented how syrian refugees and migrants are

discriminated against the keno family hopes they will receive support from the un which is helping 100000 lebanese and syrians rebuild their homes. i don't know where i will be in the near future i'm at my son's right you know i don't know what is next to. the explosion destroyed neighborhoods devastated lives and people's livelihoods but for those who already live on the margins of society the road to recovery has to start. beirut. south korea is said to reimpose tied to social distancing restrictions from sunday to cope with a reserve of corona virus infections the country has reported its 9th day of triple digit case increases with 332 recorded on saturday night crabs and churches will be closed again and large gatherings are to be banned. doctors in kenya public hospitals are on strike over delayed salaries and poor quality protective gear to

treat coronavirus patients police fired tear gas at more than 300 medics demonstrating in nairobi on friday anger is growing over allegations that government officials stole millions of dollars in funds for protective equipment at least $700.00 health workers have been infected with $19.10 have died all the chief of the world health organization has said it would be criminal if funds meant for protective gear are being stolen any level of corruption is unacceptable or any type of corruption is unacceptable however good option related to p.p.p. lifesaving for me it's a limited because if those workers work without p.p. we are risking their lives and that also risks the lives of the people they said.

of a people suffering from dementia restrictions during the pandemic have deprived them of much needed social contact and routine stimulation and as emma haywood free for some southern england brought new challenges for their care. out simas has robbed linda a former artist of her ability to communicate and walk unaided and of the future she and her husband john had planned he now does everything for her well i'm so looking after the couple's daughter who has down syndrome lockdown meant linda's routine had to change and she's been unable to access the specialist daycare center she used to she doesn't recognize people anymore she doesn't. talk as much as she used to talk she but she does talk you can probably hear in the background it's more mumbling. words that don't make any sense to start a lockdown if you will she would tell you she can't do that now. you will too

cheerio ration through lack of mixing with people it's hard to know whether linda's cognitive decline is due to a natural progression from out simas or months of social isolation or both but dementia charities say her situation is far from unique and people with dementia have been disproportionately affected by cope at 19 with official figures showing the disease was the most common main preexisting health condition and deaths involving kobolds between march and june this year in england and wales at the same time visits to relatives living with dementia inside care homes was stopped to try to help the spread of the virus around 850000 people in the u.k. are living with dementia locked down and social distancing has been particularly challenging for supper as and i carers and few feelings of isolation and loneliness gather up and given all dementia u.k.

says calls to its helpline rose sharply during lockdown leslie is a specialist to mention helping families like johns in ny all that the invisible law may not like his care is i think quite often if you know the coughed inside even pretend been i pray look down the. slighted and kind of. it can be quite lonely existence and i think look down at that. i think some of the you know areas that i've struggled with he's not their needs not being recognised in terms of the level of care that i provide and some of the rest by nature they have that they've not been able to access linda and her family have faced constant trials since her diagnosis the coronavirus pandemic has led to tens of thousands of deaths the number of those whose lives have been changed and challenged by it though is harder to comprehend and i would. share. prose economy

has shrunk by more than fair percent as a result of the cover 19 pandemic millions have lost their jobs the government is trying to enforce measures to control the virus but people are breaking the roles as a desperately trying to make ends meet mariana sanchez reports from lima up all over to iraq are the overall market. selling bamboo plants the businessman turned street vendor says he'll do whatever he can to put food on the table for his wife and children. i heard the small business but when the pandemic began i tried to stay home with my family and lost everything now i have no choice but to sell anything on the streets to make all the 6 or 8 dollars which is not enough for food . it is national statistics institute says nearly 7000000 peruvians lost their jobs as a result of the government restrictions to prevent people from getting affected with covert 19 that's 40 percent of produce urban population out before in the last

3 months but again they were careful when i saw that there's so much poverty no work we have to sell whatever there's no money to eat. businesses especially retail and services have gone bankrupt analysts say the worst recession in more than 100 years throwing a comic achievements back 10 years fisherman economy the effects a brutal it's the worst recession since the 19th century the economy was shut down completely in 12 or $24.00 regions there wasn't one covert case instead of isolating them the quarantine was also imposed on them which reveals a lack of understanding of the effects of such a measure. since the pandemic began the government approved an aid package of nearly $36000000000.00 to reignite the economy including tax relief sent cheap loans the government is handing out more than $200.00 in subsidies to more than 5 and a half 1000000 who prove the distro. mission process is slow and inefficient and it

doesn't reach everyone who needs it. they simply don't want it for any historic context including jury award the numbers a staggering and the long term effects a huge loss of human capital children with education and mel nutrition problems we'll see the effects for the next 10 or 15 years since june covert in 1000 cases up doubled the worst tally in latin america to brazil in the last 2 weeks more than 100000 peruvians were infected the government we imposed curfews and banned family gatherings most believe you can say they want to avoid getting infected but without food on their tables the choice is tough but. still to come on al-jazeera we meet mexican artists exploring how to connect with their audience during the pandemic and the french for the hard to for oil in a fast and furious contest between the world's best when set as more just ahead

with intense force to stay with us. after years of overgrazing the damage caused to the precious grasslands of chile is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ever conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonians there if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no threat works and that's why you're on your rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks your phone texting not only against police crackdown but also against what they call our great election with details coverage. more than 300000 people have lost their jobs because of the pandemic and fearless journalism

from around the world following reports that officials were aware of the presence of highly explosive material there are plans for mass demonstrations. tempus was that his feet i really think it's a much match is the united captain harry mcguire has pleaded not guilty to charges over an alleged fight on the greek island of make an os the world's most expensive defender left court earlier of spending 2 nights in jail but it's not clear what specific charges he's facing the 27 year old is allowed to fly home to england greek prosecutors say he and the 2 other defendants can be represented by lawyers

in a trial on tuesday but why was it a family holiday after united were knocked out of the europa league semifinals on sunday it was severe who defeated united and they went on to win the europa league for a record 6th time beating into milan in a thrilling final in cologne the way to go down after giving away a penalty romelu lukaku schooling from the spot for in sabbaticals lucar to ultimately gift of the $32.00 victory thanks to an own goal and for coach to take it in 2 years of turmoil after being sacked by the spanish national team and rail madrid. from contra i was lucky enough to find this club gave me a fantastic opportunity for which i'm grateful i also found a group of players that believed in the project and they'd have worked hard from the start they managed to become a real team which is never easy they achieve that and all credit goes to them. back home fans celebrated in the bars and on the streets of seville as well as a record extending 6 title it's also 7 years for europe europa trophy in 7 years

for him to be a coach and turning a concert that he may leave the club in a position that will look at kick this year will always have a place in my heart it will leave its mark because it's been such a strange year but it's also been a year that's given me a great deal it's been an exhausting year it's only right that i start to reflect and think about things england cricket new betting sensations actually as i'm asked more milestones on the 2nd day of the food test against pakistan in southampton. robida with power. knees whipped it away beautifully doesn't really matter a pitch for 6 because it's going to take him to 200 and be a short time ago the 22 year old was finally dismissed for 267 on the way he shared a $359.00 run stand with just butler that broke the 4th week of record for england

which has stood for almost half a century still and beaten on $140.00 within land on an imposing $495.00. tennis world in one novak djokovic says he doesn't need to repay his reputation after hosting an exhibition event where he and a number of players contracted coronavirus he was heavily criticized for the aid in the balkans where there was next to no social distancing and players were filmed dancing and hugging in a nightclub djokovic is in new york for the return of the a.t.p. tour the western and southern open is being played at flushing meadows ahead of the u.s. open at the same venue djokovic has decided to play despite others like rafael nadal choosing not to he says he's participation is not a p.r. exercise. no i don't i don't see it that way and i don't think that i'm going to show a different face because the people know my face mostly from the tennis court so there was also no the deciding factor of why i came to new york 1st of all i miss i

miss tennis i miss competition with a feather and a doll and bring not coming to. to the tournament every other top players here i did not make my decision because rafa pulled out the l.a. clippers have taken the lead in the n.b.a. playoff series against the dallas mavericks co i learned was the standout player with 56 points as he looks to win he's through the championship with as many different franchises he's won with the san antonio spurs and the salon to rafter the clippers won this one by 8 points and lead the mabs 2 games to one in the best of 7 series the amazing fast pace required to. play you know you can see the game you know it's. just he's never in a rush you know his heart ago i got this quite make it was incredible tonight obviously he's scoring this thread's but it's not just a concert for everybody else. leonard's old team the defending champion toronto

raptors are dominating their series against the brooklyn nets fred van vliet produced the highlight of game 3 with this $41.00 foot beating in the 3rd quarter the raps as well easy but 25 points to go through the thing up in the series they can now eliminate the nets on sunday. and the boston celtics are also on the verge of progressing. their 3 up in the eastern conference series against the philadelphia 76 kemba walker led the scoring with 24 points in game 3. to the n.h.l. stanley cup i saw the playoffs in the defending champions out the st louis blues were thrashed 62 by the vancouver canucks on friday that when the canucks took the western conference series 4 games to 2 they now head through to the 2nd round of the playoffs where they will face the vegas golden knights. in the eastern conference the top seed philadelphia flyers are into the 2nd round they beat the

montreal canadiens 32 in game 6 to wrap up they series the flyers will now play the new york islanders in a series starting on tuesday if you're a golfer you can only dream of american scotty shiftless feats on friday take a look at this part seal an incredible round the $59.00 at the northern trust that's 12 under par for the day is only the 12 player to shoot $59.00 on the p.g.a. tour. to be completely honest i don't see a camera tall 17 so i don't really think anybody is paying attention to be completely honest with you but no i didn't change what what i'm doing i was i was really trying to make as many birdies i can in the middle of the leaderboard as much as possible because you know you can be a lot of this week well that rome was only good enough to put shift in 2nd place would you believe behind dustin johnson who nearly had a 59 of these only he was 11 and off to 11 holds but had to settle for a round of 16 johnson lead by 2 at the halfway stage. and some of the world's best windsurfers have been competing in switzerland on the lakes overplan or near st

moritz more than 200 athletes from 33 countries just to be crowned formula for oil world champions in the in the competition was dominated by 2 french windsurfers in . one the women's races and compatriots nikolaus clinched the men's title that's where we'll leave it for now more sports news coming up again a little later fully a.j. thank you very much for that now artists around the world have been exploring different ways to connect with their audience during the coronavirus lockdowns many have moved on line but one theater director in mexico is taking is worth to the streets is his story in his own way. when i found this my name he said. that they are rector of the ghetto theater company gets scared and they miss their breakfast. this project was born from our need to defend the art assen

sensuality beauty in mexico and the rest of the world. i guess in recent years we have had a fascination for the aesthetics of the us for months and doing this monster confinement we've managed to find how this is a sign could help us face the situation and be able to connect to the audience at a distance and protect it that's why we use the helmets. to. give us a way the performance is something very simple we see 2 human beings who meet one of them represents the arts and the other one represents the audience. we still believe in the portico idea of the pending human feelings and that the most valuable part of the theater is that synergy between humans heart to heart and. the most brilliant this is a very tough time but the artists are really going to creating spouting art pieces for the world. to look what i want is the audience to see all artists asteroids as

heroes. how to collect right now people are living in fear i am not afraid anymore since i started dreaming about this project and i want to instill discouraged for the people so they all come with me to the streets. and then say ok i'm what just many women have done and that's very painful people have died because they've lost their jobs and that's very painful too so that hurts me. it was very beautiful that we met again for this performance this is one of those experiences that only theater in arts can give you we meet we split up for a time we need. again i'm happy to see my fellow artists healthy and enthusiastic. at this point does mr moss as i believe we could find solace in the art and perhaps beautiful answers to these confusing times. this post is just.

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