org. board. this is it every news live from berlin china opens this new high speed hospital the facility specially built in just 10 days will help treat the influx of patients infected with the coronavirus with 8000 beds inside experts say the new hospital is crucial to stopping the spread of this new infection. also coming up the return of the briggs it battle britain and the e.u.

go head to head on tree talks to use the brains of negotiator michele banyan warns of a possible cliff edge new deal but promise of more shows a finder's back we won't accept e.u. rules also coming up a dangerous escalation tensions flare up between turkey and syria turkish troops retaliate against an attack by syrian forces hitting targets in north western china syria taking out dozens of syrian troops meanwhile thousands of civilians are being forced to flee. and why are you so much for your company everyone we start this broadcast in china all the country has opened a hospital built in just a matter of days to treat people infected with the coronavirus the hospital is in one han the city of 11000000 where the virus originated then spread it around the

world ill treat up to a 1000 patients and china says the corona virus has now killed more than 360 people there and infected over 17000. after just 10 days of construction the makeshift hospital is operational it was designed for the epidemic isolation wards account for half its size china says it's located in the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak a 2nd hospital with more beds is due to be finished this week the city is on lockdown fresh supplies are delivered to by the army thousands of personnel have been brought in for reinforcements but the country is in urgent need of surgical masks and medical equipment china is accepting donations from other countries and officials say the demand for supplies will be met but.

we were able to double our production capacity we have the raw materials to increase production and supply. many companies are worried about overproduction but we have assured them that the government will collect and store any surplus in supplies after the epidemic. authorities have recommended coping mechanisms for people affected by the outbreak . if your emotions are suppressed you can look for an isolated spot and have a good cry for a few minutes. afterwards. punching bag. addressed areas at work and spend a few minutes doing some punching exercises you can also help you relax and adjust . the biggest stress reliever could be a vaccine there's now

a global drive to develop one. until that successful life at the epicenter remains restricted. and it every correspondent is willing or is in beijing and he filed this report as the outbreak of the corona virus in china worsens the number of new infections and the number of deaths are climbing at a faster pace nor most of these cases are still happening inside where province and the city of one that is at the epicenter of this epidemic outside of these areas the numbers are not climbing at the same pace we do not know whether this means that the epidemic has been contained to these areas or whether we are still in the period where infections have already been happening but are not showing up yet due to the long incubation period the government of one has taken drastic measures one

of them being that they have now ordered all of the infected that cannot find bags in the hospitals to go to designated isolation areas and that they will enforce this with the help of the police this gives us a hint that the situation inside one is dramatic. but he has been are reporting from china i want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls are making their final push for votes ahead of monday's iowa what caucus of democratic voters in the state will be the 1st to decide who should stand against republican donald trump in november's presidential election 11 candidates currently competing for the nomination we may have different ways migrants of clash with police during protests on the greek island of less possible affairs officers through tear gas canisters to disperse some 2000 items exam seekers were rallying against conditions in towns on the island rights groups

and the un have repeatedly expressed concern over conditions and slow process there . at least 20 people have been killed in a stampede in tanzania and even jellicoe service the crowd washed towards the pastor who instructed them to touch holy oil that he poured on the ground while the minister has now been arrested the government says he was trying to free the by. now just days after britain left the european union the next briggs it chapter has begun both sides are squaring off for what looks likely to be tough trade talks but as prime minister boris johnson said the u.k. will seek a free trade agreement but not at any cost on the other side the brig's at negotiating we should ban it so that the e.u. would demand tough terms on issues like fishing rights and a level playing field for businesses but this will be up to do you could. we need

to continue to have to europe's society to root and regulatory modelling do future hall would seek to dies. there is no need for a free trade agreement to involve accepting e.u. rules on competition policy subsidies so. protection the environment or anything similar any more than the e.u. should be obliged to accept u.k. the stage is set lots of hardline ridiculous get you more on these are diametrically opposed perspectives in london burg it's mass and in brussels again for you want to start in london if i may with you better get a promise of course just in playing hardball it seems a sounding very confrontational even hinting that he might walk away from talks with the e.u. if he doesn't agree to you rather doesn't use agree to the u.k. so demands is he just bluffing is this part of a pretty detailed kind of negotiation tactic or is he serious.

well we've really seen a shifting and the u.k. government's position on this whereas during the referendum campaign there was talk about more or less free access to the single market and it shifted to frictionless as possible and now it seems that the prime minister is saying well if we can't have the deal that we want which is a free trade deal of canada style then it's actually ok and then we can just accept no deal so similary the government is also prepared businesses for some friction so it does seem that the government is serious and that for them the political gains of threats it that they are more important than any economic tradeoffs that they might have to make gay or back to you in brussels of course we saw lots of love declarations last week but is the e.u. receptive to mr johnson's demands this week. i would say to you has been

receptive all along for u.k. demands many times you really go shaders have told us that they have taken note of the red lines they have taken note of for the u.k. ones but over and over again they have to explain what conditions this comes and you see that the difficult situation you find itself in this is that they want an ambitious trade deal they want a close relationship you just have to read through the political declarations just a couple of pages where it's all written down the problem is that the most ambitious relationship is the one they had and soldiered on to work on this new one they need a partner who wants to play ball. that brings me back to you what are some of the issues that london is not prepared to negotiate on. well boris johnson wants to be seen as somebody who's fright fighting for the rights of the u.k. for the independence they want to make the most of bricks and they are arguing

what's the point of brakes if we don't divert from e.u. rules so he has some very symbolic industries for example fisheries where he just wants to be seen as standing up to brussels and he says that this is not non-negotiable it's very much for bracks of a to see in the north of england this is a very sensitive topic even though economically fisheries are not very important for the u.k. but these symbolic industries and these sort of symbolic moves where he says we're just not going to subjugate under any more e.u. rules we want to come to an agreement we want to see eye to eye but we're not going to just do what the e.u. tells us to do and barrack what 2 is non-negotiable for the e.u. . well for the european union the trade part of the deal i would say is absolutely crucial and here it is the level playing field that is the key word that the you will insist on so they they have said to mr bunn yes said in his recent press

conference that he wants 0 tariffs on both sides but that comes at a cost and the cost is that standards needs to be applied standards need to be applied in the u.k. and particularly those standards need to be checked by some form of i thought you know it's no longer the european court of justice but you need to create some other form of organisation that makes sure that everybody plays by the rules no state subsidies is another example but that is something that the boris johnson today has simply ruled out that he says will not take place all right we're in for a long 11 months i thank you both for your team coverage in london very good mass and garrick mattress in brussels. next we turn our attention to syria turkey's president russia type everyone says the turkish military has quote neutralized dozens of syrian government troops in retaliation for an attack on turkish forces in syria now says 5 turkish soldiers were killed in the syrian attack an adlib

province a syrian war monitor is reporting that retaliatory strikes by turkey left at least 13 syrian troops dead turkey has had military observation posts in rebel held at lip synced 2017 it was set up under an agreement with russia and iran. and earlier we spoke to did correspondent dorian jones and he told us about these clashes between turkish and syrian forces. well there's been a sustained military operation going on throughout the day turkish forces using heavy artillery and according to turkish president the one backed by fighter bombers have been pounding around 40 identified syrian regime forces sites this follows a deadly attack by syrian regime forces on turkish forces in it live president heard one has promise that they will be revenge for those attacks those deaths will not go on the answered was his message and he also said that this operation will be

continuing now this clash between syrian regime forces and turkish armed forces has been looming for several weeks ever since damascus launched his major military offensive in which is the last bustin of syrian rebels home to around 3000000 people has repeatedly warned that if this operation had to stop saying it is in violation of agreements it had reach with moscow and it had been that even the fear of right from the beginning of the syrian civil war that ultimately it would move beyond a civil war and would involve one of syria's neighbors these ongoing clashes now will stoke those fears there will be efforts on all sides i think to contain this but the message from president on is that these deaths of turkish soldiers will not go unanswered and the series will receive a lesson. during joe's reporting earlier from turkey for your discourse now in the kansas city chiefs pulled off a late surge to win the super bowl for the 1st time in half a century while the fans home in kansas city went crazy when their team made a dramatic comeback in the 4th quarter overcoming

a 10 point deficit to defeat the san francisco 49 years 3124 back passé clones it was named the game's most valuable player becoming the youngest player ever to receive the honor of ripe age of 24. now the epic annual sled dog race drew to a close on monday with a homegrown norwegian talent taking the spoils a robber it sorely and his team of huskies were the 1st to process finish line after 4 days of hundreds of kilometers of rushing the roof leaves the goldfish and in central norway while the race has been running since the 1990 and is site of the arctic world series which culminates in alaska. march. are you watching the w.'s coming up in business africa. eastern africa is facing the worst invasion of locusts for decades food for millions is under threat to.

resume and we'll have that story for you and a whole lot more coming right up from iraq and berlin on behalf of the attorneys who thank you for spending is part of you to associate with. in the art of. franklin what's in store. for the future please. come to michigan city hall to get insight splinter.