this is the news live from berlin a victory for poland's euro skeptic president. wins a 2nd term scoring a narrow victory over his e.u. friendly challenger does the conservative win mean for the country's next 5 years also coming up a scolding for tourists flouting pandemic rules on spain. the german health minister wants that wrestling could lead to a 2nd wave of prone to violent actions. the virus is also ravaging crazes tourism industry the dramatic drop in foreign arrivals has left many in this peace sector

fearing for their livelihood. as welcome to the program polish president on headed for a 2nd 5 year time following sunday's elections with nearly all the votes counted the conservative incumbent has won over as won with 51.2 percent over his rival the liberal warsaw rough off just cough ski the vote is widely seen as a battle for the country's future including over its strained relations with the e.u. . they come to announce a win and they're a one for incumbent president and a duda it's also a victory for his allies the conservative law and justice party and a sign of how deeply divided poland is. about c m

j sebastian doing 51.21 percent of the votes. and that a photograph our just cough skill 48.79 percent of your vote. said they brought on sunday night studio was already claiming victory even before a clear winner could be projected. they've got to vote if it is winning presidential elections with nearly 70 percent voter turnout this is fabulous i'm very touched thank you very much that i didn't have. voter turnout had indeed been higher than in the previous election during this runoff between duda and the current mayor of worst song rafaat just koskie who was unwilling to admit defeat on sunday night and there are loss for his election campaign focused on changing course just cos he had promised to make improvements to the health care system and strengthen ties with the european union. dude on the other hand vowed to

continue the course of the ruling law and justice party he promised to preserve a strong economy and maintain social benefits such as child allowances and early retirement. during the campaign due to accused the l.g.b. too rights movement of promoting an ideology that was more harmful than communism he also accused german owned newspapers of trying to influence the election in this contest of a cultural issues and poland's place in europe and the world national conservatism won by a razor thin margin. and what does that mean for poland that's a question correspondent. in warsaw. this resulted the victory of the incumbent president. means the national conservative government of the law and justice party will be allowed to continue its reforms which have been heavily criticised by the european union. president used to. put

his signature under every bill passed by the parliamentary majority and that's something he will probably. continue the coming 5 years so there are critics on the judicial reform and justice party on the strong grip on the public media and the situations in the country so probably what we will see probably in the coming 55 years in the continuity of this course and some critics say is that poland is moving towards and also retire young state. rather narrow results as far as we know now it was 51.2 percent what about his opponent mr. is he likely to challenge this result.

now it's clear that he has been. confirmed by the election commission and it's very it's very. it's almost impossible not to imagine the. opposition candidates ski challenge or protest against this result but there are legal or serious neger concerns about the legality and pledging. elections because this election was. originally for may and it was postponed because of the current i respond to me and this postponing was not quite in accordance with the polish constitution and. that's why there might be many protests and only the fact that the polish people abroad some polish. didn't get the necessary. voting documents on time it's already.

it's already a reason for protests and. so there are talking about it that they have no the possibility to vote. thank you very much. for supplies for millions of people in northern syria could be at risk that's according to international aid groups they say a decision by the u.n. security council to authorize only one crossing point for supplies via turkey straightening too high a level of dependency on ankara the u.n. decision caps a week of negotiations with russia and china overriding warnings from aid organizations. showdown at the u.n. security council syria's back on russia with the help of china forced through a compromise that none of the other members had wanted only the battle how a crossing point on the turkish syrian border will remain open aid organizations now fear that around half a 1000000 children will no longer have access to foreign aid while tensions run

high at the security council the german foreign minister also criticized russia and china as. we have always agreed that humanitarian aid should be accessible regardless of political and military conflicts russia and china have now revoked this consensus this is very cynical. russia wants its ally bashar al assad to decide what happens inside his country and who receives the aid without any foreign interference this issue should not be politicized so what we have today are discussions today is not about humanitarian deliveries to syria we all support this discussion is about politics if demetrius concerned about hypocrisy he probably should not use the worlds that humanity nightmare as a nation of people because that is exactly what russia has done throughout this process and shamefully continues today in a disappointing result for the u.n. and the people of syria. time now for

a look at some of the other stories making headlines today because of ows president hushing dutchy is being questioned by war crimes prosecutors at the hague they hughs him of committing crimes against humanity during cause of those 990 s. uprising against serbia speaking outside court actually said that nobody can rewrite history over his role in the war and that he stands for truth reconciliation and peace. since he mandela the daughter of former south african president and apartheid leader nelson mandela has died in johannesburg she has been south africa's in basle and to denmark since 2015 because of her has not been announced she was 59. south african presidents are our foes are has reimposed about an on alcohol sales and announced the return of a national curfew the country is facing a rapid increase in coronavirus cases after loosening what been one of the world's

strictest lockdowns south africa is going through stormy times not only in terms of the weather coverage 1000 cases to strike hundreds of thousands of south african lost their jobs because of the lock down the economy is shrinking and then on sunday the president's made an announcement that shocked those who like to drown their frustration with a glass of wine or beer now decided that the sale the dispensing and the distribution of alcohol will be suspended with immediate effect. there is. now clear evidence that the resumption of course. as you started in substation a pressure being put on hospitals. including trauma an i.c.u. unit in south africa already banned the sales of alcohol in the early stages of the lock down but the industry pushed for reopening warning of massive job losses what

happened afterwards the hospital admissions went up significantly about 17000 alcohol related trauma admissions in hospitals were recorded every week that's why for now the liquor stores throughout the country remain closed again imaginary seems to me to be straightforward i'm not going to be rude i think it's terrible i think is the realistically because in the leaking industry is not only the people working in a bottle store there's a better a 1000000 people now there are have to be at home now i'll call it the most dangerous thing that is why people are always fighting people like the ladies who are a woman who are violated every time just because of alcohol so i support the president to put in there was very good he's done but think the president also announced tonight curfew and stricter controls to enforce the raring of face masks but many here fear that this might not be enough to weather the storm off corona virus there's still a massive leg off intensive care units testing kits and

a shortage of about $12000.00 health care workers. a funeral service has been held for the mayor of south korea's capital seoul amid controversy more than half a 1000000 people signed an online petition opposing the publicly funded ceremony which was also streamed online. was found dead on a mountainside friday an apparent suicide was days after his former secretary filed a criminal complaint against him that was reported to involve sexual harassment mayor of seoul was one of the south korea's most powerful political parties. for more on that let's cross to seoul and our correspondent frank smith frank why is this funeral so controversial. well it's going to be a $500.00 funeral a 5 day memorial service for the former deceased mayor now there is that online petition that you mentioned also another conservative group tried to have an

injunction put in place to prevent this 5 day funeral from taking place it's a soul city fuel and the petition suggested and conservatives have suggested that it would be more appropriate given the nature of his death and the allegations against him that there be a much more subdued 3 day sort of family funeral instead so what about the man himself so it's more about ones. well he's a former human rights lawyer he actually represented women that were trying to sue the japanese government for reparations for being. in slaves sexually during the japanese colonial period here in south korea he's also was was head of south korea's largest n.g.o.s for several years and let's remember he said 3 term mayor he was reelected twice and he's also been put forward as

a strong candidate for the presidency of south korea will be a presidential election in 2022 so what does this controversy the controversy around him and his this tell us about south korea today. well if we assume that. charges or allegations against him have some substance it's questionable whether south korea is really come that far. the mayor of tucson resigned earlier this year amid sexual assault allegations a governor in south korea year and a half ago was given a 3 and a half year sentence for rape and sexual assault of his former secretary and the big news today there was this afternoon when representatives of the former secretary came forward and said that they wanted to see you know her protected by

the law and she initially wanted to see an apology from the mayor and even express some remorse she had allegedly been abused by the mayor in this way with messages and inappropriate contact for something like 4 years and she also called for a probe and some countermeasure so that this doesn't continue to happen in south korea as one front smith in seoul thank you frank hundreds of international tourists have been partying on the spanish island of new york up with alex mosques and ignoring the social distancing rules and full suit of the global pandemic german health minister against spawn a set the situation is concerning the tourist behaviorists undoing the progress made so far to contain the spread of the bias and german holidaymakers to stay vigilant they've got to eric olives and hefty fines for those old organizing illegal parties or flouting rules on social distancing and facemasks.

of a more on this let's bring in kate brady kate it sounds like the german health minister and senior public health officials around him are quite concerned about the wrist some tourism. they certainly are concerned the school holidays are in full swing here in germany now and as we know thousands of people have headed abroad especially to that popular holiday destination the island of mayorga and so one of the biggest concerns is not only for the health of the people who have been seen as you say flouting those there's recommended distances social distancing rules and the wearing of masks while they're still on holiday so only their health that race but also on their return both the risk put to other people on their return flights and also when they get back here to germany and as a german health minister again sponsored himself the last thing they want is for the island of new yorker to become the next issue which of course is that ski

resort in austria which became a hot spot for clothing 19 and help free to spread the pandemic across the virus sorry across europe what he and his experts say about the wider grown a situation right now here in germany. well germany still certainly has a strong grip on the pandemic the car has certainly been flattened there are just over well just under $6000.00 active cases of quoted 19 at the moment bringing the total of cases so far to just under 200000 just over 1000 people have sadly lost their lives as well to covert 19 but relatively speaking as german authorities and public health institute have said time and time again germany has had a relative success when it comes to handling the pandemic which is even more so they can the reason why the health minister now is calling on vacation as holiday

makers to be extra vigilant to make sure that this so excess is not undone. studios here in berlin thank you. millions of europeans will be going without some a vocation abroad this year saw and instead will be staying closer to home that's it in countries with last tourism sectors like racial especially hard in the popular coastal city of split a dramatic drop in foreign tourists leaving many without any income even rakhal which would love to be able to set sail again but almost all of his chartering yacht tours this summer have been cancelled some 100 captains and their crews here face the same fare that's left many of them wondering where their next paycheck will come from. i mean almost every day. there is no anything when.

my financial situation is very bad. here and split it's only the ferries that are leaving this year visitor numbers of plummeted in a country where tourism accounts for a 5th of the economic output it's a disaster people who do make it here have a very different experience from usual. lot of things have gotten cheap i can stay in hotels that i otherwise couldn't afford. personally i enjoy the peace and quiet but i feel sorry for the croatians who don't make money. when things are tough some turn to their 5th further martens church services now draw the same numbers as they did before the coronavirus and a place like split for so many livelihoods have been affected by the pandemic many are seeking solace in religion solidarity it seems is on the rise. does the name of the people appreciate your thoughts and words. it makes them feel

less scared. mind you boy. it's not all doom and gloom this year croatians have their pristine beaches to themselves free of the usual crowds of tourists but beneath the idyllic scenes there is real concern about the economic turmoil to come captain even doesn't have a single booking for this summer despite offering a huge reduction in the karada doesn't give you. very economical problems. in croatia the travel industry is bracing itself for 2 unpleasant eventualities. the tourists may not return but that the virus will. in football news manchester city's 2 year european ban has been overturned following an appeal that according to the court of arbitration sport premier league club was sanctioned in february for serious breaches of you with us financial regulations the club stood accused of

overstating sponsorship revenue in order to offset heavy transfer spending an initial 30000000 euro fine has been reduced to 10 while the 2 year ban from the u.a.e. for competitions has been overturned entirely. and joining us now for more on this story is ed mccambridge from sports big news for 4 manchester city what were the accusations and how do we get to this stage for stories like this can get very confusing they get out so i try to make it nice and clear for our viewers back in february announce that manchester city had full of serious breaches to financial regulations between 2012 and 26 they know chief among their accusations was that man city had disguised equity funds as sponsorship contributions essentially they were cooking the books. now following that 2 year ban and the initial $30000000.00 euro fine manchester city city naturally said they would appeal the decision they said it was pretty judicial it was

a flawed investigation process and they also said that some of the key evidence was obtained illegally by hackers now we obviously saw the result of that appeal today and we've obviously seen everything but 10000000 euros has been wiped from the record but the result that we've seen today i were you surprised by this what in the world of sports what are the general reaction i don't think anybody will be surprised by this whatsoever this is the latest in a very damning line of punishments that you wife has sanction against clubs just to be wiped away from the court of arbitration for sport this happens in manchester city. quite in the past the ladies happened to p.s.g. in chelsea recently as well a lot of people thought that this particular ban would be reduced from 2 years to one start of high and maybe they can come down a little bit lower so to have it completely wiped from the record is really damning indeed and we've seen a lot of key figures in the game gary lineker for example a very key figure in the english game has said he doesn't know financial fair play

regulations can exist in future and even if you wife it can survive the ramifications of this it's very bad indeed for your wife or so highly controversial decision to what does this mean in sports and so much is it what this means quite a lot in sporting terms for one thing this is no deterrent for other clubs now you know if suddenly they think well we can do the same thing with sponsorship money and buy bigger and better place that we can actually afford so it's you know certainly all recalls are around the game but for manchester city it's hugely positive you know over the last few years they've built this incredibly talented highly paid scored and they're motivated to win in europe as well as domestically so suddenly for you a for to you know have this band taken away and they can keep playing in the champions league none of those players are going to leave no one's really been affected too much the 10000000 euro fine isn't going to affect a club like manchester city anyway and of course it affects european qualification in the premier league as well as mccambridge sports thank you thank you. and some breaking sports news the n.f.l.

franchise the washington redskins has now officially confirmed that it will change its name the announcement follows renewed protests over the redskins moniker which is considered offensive to native american communities the team's owner had previously stated he would never change it has reconsidered after pressure from sponsors some of them publicly requested change in the wake of the black lives matters protests. mongolia has staged a festival of traditional sports without spectators for the 1st time in the event's 800 year history it included a colorful show of ceremonial dress complete with modern day until virus face coverings and some hot for sporting contests the festival features 3 traditional tests of warrior skills horsemanship archery and wrestling today games usually attract tens of thousands of spectators 'd travel restrictions have kept the crowds

away this year. here in europe it's a summer like no other with the ever present threat of the coronavirus many germans have chosen to vacation within the country this year but some families are still sending their kids to summer camps visited one get away just outside berlin and found it's not all fun and games as usual on the pandemic iraq guidelines. summer is finally starting for the children at the yoyo summer language kept a cloudy sky but after months indoors that's not the sum they miss most it's their friends there's a lot of catching up to do fine with them i missed having friends to hang out with we haven't had that in so long. at school they offer the transfer kids to go to spend time with other kids. you have to follow some rules. but if you do follow them then it's not that different from a normal you can. learn english

outdoors the staff is trying to make it all feel normal for the young participants as much as they can for them to the past months haven't been easy to touch it's been a big challenge for a long time we didn't know if we could open the camp or not know what the rules would be we had to cancel a lot of cams and had lots of consultations with parents who also wanted to know kind of it was a real nail biter. now in the countryside just beyond berlin $25.00 kids per group can play without social distancing but they are still coronavirus rules like at mealtime. we have to wear masks in the cafeteria and keep our distance not to greet each other with a kiss. and we all signed here saying we'd follow the rules. but the only rule no one follows is to always listen when someone's talking.

to grown a virus regulations here don't seem to be a problem but it's not always easy. they can't surf work the coronavirus into the camps weekly theme superheroes. it is how this is kept in corona's house and you can shoot disinfectant to exterminate the coronavirus. and he brings people masts and soul and tells everyone to stay home and wash their hand that's what i have. on the scene of. the last day time for a big show there is still practicing some are preparing acrobatic routines others feel just gets. to have a fight with born again and yet so the simple message is simple the body will sing . and. then they'll see how bad coronaviruses and that the end we trap it should invest in that's all in the shoulders of the. phone your skills are

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