the rest of the you've opened up that borders it's the biggest move yet i'm trying to move out of the pandemic it into a state of normality total couched in extreme caution. several districts in the chinese capital of imposed restrictions. to try to contain a cluster of covered nineteen cases the who's says. it's just a hypothesis that another food market is up the source. protests in a planter of the death of a black man shot by police. found a twenty seven year old ratio outlooks according to justice. rustic changege increasing in the u und

states. thahank you very much hr being with the sponsors declared its borders open to the other members of the e. u.'s sh and get. this monday after almost three months of lockdown the move represents the biggest step so far in trying to take bronze back towards normality. but the user twenty sevenen nations as well s those in the schengen passport free travel area which also includes a few non connection such as scotland. they expect not opening to americans asians and other cities from outside the country. east to begin. later once in germany site on scene during months of locked server the world but an apple to europe people are finally taking to the skies the gain s. if you guys that is good yeahh it's hard to imagine how did s. dot. yeahah he is okay copy. for under my yeah. further south another group of germans was landing in spain. still partly lockeded down the country's

running a test project for some ten thousand international arrivals in ththe body eric's. o see just how well spain can type in a post coronavirus world. as it attempts to spin off its batteries industry for the most i think about that a system without it but it must have it is it but i'm below to your party to the living feels the whole now. what a majority of us you had to o use one if you're not yet please make that unlessss you're not in. a space station going. no just a travel. international rail routes were open up on the- a from of the- along with land borders. much to the relief of these french citizens who popped over the border into belgium for some shopping. as such mc mobile national. second please come up some fueuel in monaco with your social cost cuts. discount with price to are artists of the- into local. have been disproportionately hit due to travel suspensions phone number v. i. v. th elderly gentlemen

there's a problem you. don't becaususe people don't live cloe enough yeah as a postal service pick up can i cancel solicitor. of it. the end of the phone. some countries retain restrict and- with regardd to nation closee to spread o owns like sweden or the uk. with such nervousness over possible new outbreak it'll likely be some time before anything like pre convert levels of travel have reached a gain. the world health organization says it's uncertain about the exact origin it's a new cluster of coronavirus casases in beijing several districts in the chinese capital put u up securiy checkpoints. close schools but all the people to be tested for the corona virus on monday after unexpected spiking cases linked to the biggest wholesale food market in asia. by joseph scrubbining as a hypothesis the claim that it might have been caused by imports of packaging of salmon. shop opens our correspondent beijing. the authorities here in beijing sasang that they're i in a war time period and they've given

themselves the mission of tracking down two hundred thousand people. who've been to sing for the market which is at the heart of this new class of infections since may thirtieth and they're doing that by making phone calls. by knocking on people's doors and ask. where the bin or just by calling on the populations a sense of civic judy to go in. port themselves to authorities that there also i have i have the help of a hundred thousand social workers and close to seven thousand communities that are helping track all these people down. another tool that's being u used i was mass testing with ninety thousand residents in the area. clolosest market will be. going the corprporate nine. thirties here beijing very worried about this. cluster of facts. and when she is the rippling that because- first wave of the- in p. b. of thee y year with the car. in recession and rise. unemployment it's stilll too early to say whether this is

going to be really a second wave of the code could nineteen pandemic here. in china but stilill many reasons to be worried- for the authorities in beijing. shshop televangelism beijing the european union and united kingdom have vowed to put fresh momentum into that brexit talks the uk prime minister boris johnson spoke by video conference with the e. u. commission president us live on the line this monday the british delegation has refused to extend the session period expires december thirty first. this gives the two sides six monthshs to reach what will be a very complplex trade deal if actually reaching business editor kate moody joins k. what's the next step then for these negotiators. . there's to markets could be more talks more often after months if not years of deadlock the joint statement was issued after today's video conference- admitttted that more momentum is

now needed. meetings will be intensified in july both virtually and if you face to face. the goal of concluding and ratifying a deal by the end of this year both sides say they're hoping for anan understanding of. the understanding of the basic principle thth deal quiuite frankly. from hisis students frm the- us state. it led to. the clock is again take a- needs to to get t then be ratified by e . u. member states and rack and put into action by the end of december. now a after those tals boris johnson said that he saw no reason w why the outline of the deal could be. together in the month of july. the european side was a bit more cautious notably missing after monday's meeting was any sign of compromise on either side. of issues including fishing rights competitioion rules regulationss statate and of coururse how to enforce allllhat at last the u. k. did state it more flexible. means order. each will

compmpanies. to adapting catch . okay bridges been so by the car virus since the k. left the opinionn in january but the two issues have createdd unprecedented economic and financial uncertainty for business. certainly because even that amount spent on delaying bordeder checks was cocouched in terms of the pandemic. knowledge into really damaging effect that the pandemic has had on british businesses nonessential stores have just re opened in england this monday they're very worried about the cost of implementing new health and safety measures. meanwhile the uk economy contracted a record breaking 20% in the month of april some seventy five thousand jobs have been cut millions of people are still depending on the government's furlough scheme i don't talk about a lot of goods medications and parts that had been stockpiled. in the event of a n n deal i h have never b n used up during the lockdown. you cann. of briritish industrty said last week that businesses wouldn't be able to withstand a

double shock of a no deal brexit on top of the pandemic. group described that potential outcome as catastrophic. somome analalysts m meanwhile say thaht britain that the scale of the damage that's been caused by the pandemic. might actually masks the possiblble negative ramifications of not reaeachinga trade deal predictions o of an % drop in gdpdp over several year. suddenly perhaps that don't quite is higher in the current climate. k. thank you as at very much indeed. all business at a time. the map of the us city of atlanta in georgia says it's abundantly clear revieiew f policing is needed this follows the death of a black man shot down by police which triggered violence in the streets. that the twenty seven year old racial brooks doubled as homicide by the medical examiner this time he's called for a drastic change in policing and justice mr bush. sprinkling counter came after police responded to a call that he's fallen asleep in his car.

in a wendy's restaurant drive through lane. this is adding to the already high level of anger over the death of joe boyd. now 5% almost minutes. f. may the twenty fifth. no one walking this great earthth is to be shot and killed like trash in the street for bomb the slsleep in a drive through. we're sorry i have a family who loves him who would have gladly came and got him so he e could be here with s totoday. not only the heart we are angry. when does this stop. we're not only pleaded for justice we're pleaded for change. the niece of twenty seven year old racial brooks who was that shot dead by police in atlanta georgia- over an incident at a fast food restaurant and his death has been ruled by the metal medical examiner as a homicide. we'll have more on that and all the rest of these of course coming

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opportunity he's a world explorer and the passionate a va tour as well as a doctor and psychiatrist. and inspire near as he calls himself the initiator and chairman of the solar impulse foundationn bethlem peacock welcome to the show thank you for being with us. with pleasure hello hello metal began to you- well known for your achievements their first flilight around the world the plane powered by the sun we go to using a single or fuel and before in a nineteen ninety nine. the firm's revenue brown the world flight in hot air balloon. this r. at when you challenge. i would say yes but sasaving the planet i in the nineteen way. because it was that t they treat beautiful we have to protect is you knoww. what i i want iss to bring k. techchnology to solutions that cacan protect the envnvironmentn

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be more efficient more profititable and by the way too protect the environment so you see even if there was no climate change order. it would be l logical as- logical to use these systems in these products and technologies. how do you convince political and business leaders does who have power to follow that path especially when they have other priorities such as getting elected or making profit. how do you want to go on sunday night. to take acaction. the.. jobs t to. techchnologies because it is my prone to day to and to destroy it you do more prone to more profitable to be energyy efficienent it is much more profitable dot circular economy and to make a good waste managementnt soo all thihis is e language that t ty can understand you know the goal is nott to say the planet is

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