trading oil you're trading purely on the direction of a price based on a derivative that's based on another derivative where there is no underlying. new u.s. unemployment claims hit 26000000 and the last 5 weeks alone we're seeing all job gains of the last decade sparking street protests and violation of lockdown. plus violent clashes with police as residents of paris suburbs also break quarantine rules to demonstrate a study showing france's poor are disproportionately affected by the coronavirus crisis and even reports of starvation. also this hour more than 80000 cases of coded 1000 have now been registered in russia are to reports

from hospitals across the country which are being repurposed for patients. and u.k. universities cut rents as students lose their part time jobs in the crisis and it's fear the reductions are nowhere near enough. to university because of government legislation and we have to pay full price. for the $0.20 but still they get it if they don't pay a penny. welcome to the weekly here on r t international where we bring you the latest headline news and the top stories from the past week that let's bring you up to speed with the latest figures on kobe than 1001st the global pandemic is still raging with the coronavirus about to pass a new grim milestone of 3000000 cases worldwide more than 875000 people have fully recovered the number of fatalities has now passed 206000.

i. the us has been hit hardest by the pandemic with almost 1000000 cases and 55000 deaths job losses in the wake of the outbreak have sparked widespread protests in the country where the 4000000 have filed for unemployment benefits and the last week alone with small businesses suffering particularly hard as art is killed and reports. with the united states as the global epicenter of the pandemic protests have broken out against the lockdown measures the national guard has been deployed to keep order are 7 7 *. am. sure that the fire but. the economic impact act our enemy at this point one in 3 americans cannot pay their bills

half of all low income americans have lost jobs or wages these are the worst numbers since the great depression by a poor let have us go and those have a struggle that are working or struggle because they don't have the other half of what i'm looking to help me with friends and family members that i know that have been impacted by this. in. their businesses but on the verge of can't sustain this very long hours and i have friends and neighbors know these businesses they're dotting they're dying there's a lot of businesses that will not be able to reopen the big corporations are not ready to lend a hand they are scrambling to protect their profits not their employees 4000000 hotel workers are expected to lose their jobs in the coming months furthermore the hotel chain known as mariya is expected to furlough tens of thousands of workers the same goes for the employees of general electric and dreams will not come true were the thousands of employees of walt disney who are expecting

a furlough in florida however the government says it will protect those who are losing their jobs millions of americans sacrificed their jobs in order to battle the virus and save the lives of our fellow citizens where have a solemn duty to ensure these are employed americans regain their jobs and their livelihoods the major corporations are tapping into government relief money intended to help small businesses meanwhile the 4 biggest banks in america have been hit by. lawsuit saying that they're giving unfair priority to big corporations and not providing loans to the small businesses that desperately need help the issue with with big chains getting funding that was was message to as big or small business out even understand what that means a company that's. tens of millions or hundreds of millions a year in revenue. is going to be 1st in line with a big bank when it comes time to apply for one of these things and if you're

a little guy you know chances are you're going to the back row i like government has been apologetic i was pleased to see that shake shack returned to the money and tend to this money was not for big public companies that have access to capital and many see the big corporations as putting the needs of their employees last and manipulating the system in order to protect themselves however they don't turn to helping the little guy soon the coronavirus pandemic could be a catalyst for a violent backlash the corporations you know they really shouldn't be getting anything a lot of the big companies before this occurred they're loading up on cash there's a dash or a cash there are flat a lot of these companies are fraught with cash you know those who have the correct connections here with a tremendous ration they'll do quite well i mean a good example are the airlines the airlines are getting 50000000000 dollars the big corporations are are are quite well taken care of and you know it's the folks

in the middle it's the middle class is a small business they're the ones that are paid for it and we'll see what happens in terms of divisions of economy couldn't create by this is a disaster and it's only going to get worse and the united states is this is an administrative disaster. here and russia more than $6000.00 new covered $1000.00 cases have been registered in the last 24 hours as brings the total number in the country to more than 80007000 have recovered but the virus has. claimed 747 lives here i mean hospital has opened in moscow built in little more than a month and it already and minute its 1st coated 1000 patients many other medical facilities across the country are being repurposed for coronavirus patients and a host of artes up demick serious health care visit clinics which made the switch then a matter of days it's. just

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a little bit lose over the some division but if you will over the course was issued for the mobile it was the idea for sure but. for some of the ticket which are pushing the. vision into the shoe that puts it on the. friends remains one of the worst hit nations in europe with more than 161000 cases and 22000 deaths but despite a nationwide lockdown residents and some of paris's poorest suburbs have clashed with police in the streets. in this northern suburb of the capital tensions were heightened this week when a motorcyclist was injured after a collision with an unmarked police car fireworks were directed at officers who responded with tear gas protest spilled into neighboring areas where the mortality rate from the virus is among the highest in the country. as the details. what we've

found out in the last few days is how inequality in if you're poor means that if you have 19 you observe france it's one of france's smallest departments and now new figures from frances it is dick's agency all see shows that also has one of the highest mortality rate from 19 in all of france this health crisis throws a harsh light on the territorial inequalities of which the unit habitants. or victims this is an area that synonymous with poverty the people who are working or working as delivery drivers or cashiers in shops or home help or care home workers meaning that they are more likely to come into contact with more people which means their move risk of catching. you know in the areas describe what's going

on in this department in france as being akin to a social emergency. and sounded the alarm over sense on the people are starving i'm shocked that in a country as wealthy as ours the authorities do not provide better support but also exacerbating the situation in. fact it is an area that also has a lot of shanty towns inhabited by rumor communities and also by immigrants and these are areas that have chronic conditions this squad led one charity medicine is concerned that the residents here could face their own epidemic. we're facing double health crisis in the slums because one cruel virus restamp people will have big problems to get access to health care and also because the basics access to water access to toilets are not yet efficient in all the shanty towns well of course people can access medical care like the charity work that meds and demand is doing but even when they do access that they are facing an uphill struggle cents on

to is a twelvemonth. some of the fewest intensive care beds in the whole of the country so if you need access to an i.c.u. to intensive care it will be less likely that you'll be able to get that the lockdown in france has been very strict and it is difficult for many people but if you're living in a school in cramped conditions in a shanty town then it really must be pretty and bearable and the fear is that 19 the pandemic isn't just widening inequality in areas like same song to me it's actually pushing people into their graves. in italy the number of coronavirus cases has now surpassed 195000 where the 26000 people have died but the nation's spirits have also been cheered by some remarkable recoveries on wednesday for example a 100 year old woman that was discharged from a hospital in northeastern sicily after being caught at night she's one of

a number of a tines and terence who have beaten the odds during that. but even those who recover have terrifying stories to tell compare a couple that was put in intensive care after contracting cope at 19 and he shared with us his story. i hear a lot in the beginning i viewed it as i'm negative positive later when the situation worsened i realized that the coronavirus is truly a monster and that's when the fear and terror started i quickly went into respect to treat crisis the doctors informed me that they would have to interview me at this point i called my wife it was 2 am terrified we were both terrified thank god that this doctor sort of obligated me to be in she baited because if we waited another day it could have been too late from when the doctor arrived telling me that she was going to interview me i felt i was unconscious after 5 minutes and in these 5 minutes i had so much fear she told me it can take more than a month but i got better in 7 days the most vivid sight that i can recall was when

they removed the troops the doctor told me look now you have to start breathing on your own so he removed the tube and said cough a few times and start breathing and i started breathing and that's how another life for me started. weakly continues after this short break. no. interest in keeping its citizens locked up their. new virus will go by this. will remain i think it's a bad. idea governments of the world very much interested in lifting this from strictures bought they are evidently and presumably scared of

doing this in such a way as to provoke not the waveforms infection i see we should why are we involved in calming the level of sports that will be faced might millions and millions. of citizens and people in the. green collapse global energy markets are in disarray trover production low demand and lots of storage has witnessed some prices go into negative territory this is not just because of the pen deming's this is the result of disasters. the energy market may never recover. welcome back the number of confirmed covert 1000 cases in ecuador has now surpassed 22000 and with almost 600 fatalities the country is deploying mobile morgues the

refrigerated trucks have been seen parked in the capital and they're reportedly capable of storing up to $200.00 bodies mortuaries are overwhelmed and 7 terese are running out of burial space and other parts of the country. before i did mond please i want to know where my father is please you know hold up and it's not here that one see my dad's body i'm desperate i cry every day because i can see my father i would like him to have his christian dorio so that all his family can.

look like little bit of it last time they do to contain us they were placed there at the main entrance of the past while this public cemetery continues with that with blood leaking out of them salutes all over the floor even my guts in my hand if this is a fact of our respiratory tracks the kids are furious that my case last week i didn't understand the reason for the smile suddenly opposed them stomach ache and i thought why. it was because of the smile from.

the british medical association has warned that doctors lives are being put at risk by dangerously low levels of protective equipment more than $100.00 u.k. health workers have reportedly already died from the corona virus of the government so far has only confirmed $69.00 deaths amid the shortages the national health service the n.h.s. has controversially changed its guidelines now advising medics to reuse gowns and aprons doctors say that's extremely dangerous and goes against all safety advice that's prompted unions to call for an independent inquiry into the government's policy on protective equipment. the n.h.s. confederation and the doctors union say they will now support medics who refuse to work without adequate protection we discussed all that with dr and having an n.h.s. commentator or lightly. i think it's a very personal thing that each doctor or nurse is an individual and they have feelings about 8 how they do their job and we all have a and want to help and care for people certainly at the moment that also you have

to protect your workforce and there are people that are going to work that have maybe children already tis with asthma that they're living with and they're concerned how could you lose tons of equipment from turkey i mean anybody who buys anything or amazon and knows that you can trace track where your water is i mean just to say holy has. just undermined the culture that these trust policies have happened it's important i mean this equipment is lifesaving equipment for the frontline if we run out then we get ourselves into some very very deep water meanwhile britain's health secretary has vehemently denied claims that medical staff are being gagged insisting they are free to raise any concerns during the pandemic after an n.h.s. trust issued new social media guidelines to staff with a list of topics to avoid it asked them to refrain from tweeting about political

issues including shortages of protective equipment and testing kits itself are encouraged to praise the n.h.s. as hard work and volunteering initiatives mental health campaigner terence o'shea says the response in the u.k. has been botched. it's not a coincidence that guidelines were issued by probably the mental health trust in the united kingdom with the worst reputation and the worst relationship between workers and management. it just excessive bites nor where they. poor situation well i think if we look at the response to the corona virus outbreak in the u.k. . it's brain ball shift and perhaps one of the reasons why the u.k. has been so slow to react to the corona virus is because the n.i.

has a consistent record for putting its reputation and reputation of ministers before clinical concerns and safety issues transparency is a must if we are to stop this dreadful outbreak. u.k. universities have cut runs for students many of whom have lost jobs in the crisis and are finding it increasingly hard to pay their way but for many it's nowhere near enough as artist john edwards explains universities i think down the country would normally be very busy especially considering that the final is just kicking off but amid the coronavirus crisis the change of scenery couldn't be stocks were knocked down began thousands of students jumped on the fast train back home to their parents but many are still left cooped up inside the halls of residence with universities still demanding they caught bryant and many are now refusing with one

time just for the us to be on campus and the masters and i started is so you'd hang a full rent which you would pay full and waiting to be $8.00 nothing's available and in time when most users here. contracts and they've lost their jobs now on the radio for duran they using all of their student loans they got no money for food or drink george graham a tailor as a 1st year law undergraduate at the university of sussex who lost his job in a bar and is now relying on drilling savings to survive and he isn't alone i'm not claiming people whose long lost jobs under long will not cover. students. well many students including international ones are trapped in single rooms on campus and most can't return home because that would flout the government's lockdown measures and i've also got asked so i have part of shielding advice so for me i've got this issue of contention of by financially i can actually afford the

rent so i could either risk being financially in trouble or i could risk breaking the law of the creative virus bill and also risking my health your policies are encouraging. students to gridlocked on and is a public health problem some universities have allowed students who have left campus to cancel their contracts or receive concessions on their rent and those left behind say the policy is grossly unfair although they're physically not used in the very best and occupying their way with their items so what is the difference why are we trapped at university because of government legislation and we have to pay full price for people who left before the 27th but all this stuff is still here they get they don't have they don't pay a penny we do appreciate this is an extremely unsettling time for us students on campus and we wish that time at sussex could be different we hope that our students know we will continue to do everything we can to respond to their needs it's not just about money with experts warning that the covert 19 pandemic could have

profound and potentially huge impact on mental health students who are left in the dark could be the worst hit those extremists. are not seeing a guy. i'm seeing a new one but i'm not for going on 6 weeks of seeing friends for 6 weeks my room is maybe 3 or 4 metres long and look to me as wide an extent of my life a law students i do worry for the ones who are in the halls completely by themselves elsewhere those withholding payments have got results the university of london changed its policy so students no longer have to pay rent and can keep their belongings in storage for 25 pounds a week while other universities including nukes have also taken some action as part of our plan to support students through covert 19 like castle university has taken the decision to offer reduced accommodation fees to many of our students and university managed accommodation. we appreciate this is

a very challenging time for our community and we hope our decision to waive accommodation payments helps ease the financial burden for our students but for some that simply doesn't go far enough the people who are up to 25 percent of those very tempting for people to do the up and some up. and not going straight to put those in a position and it feels like a cynical attempt to split so it was against each other to group the strike to all they ask them is just to be humane and just recognise the situation that we're in is your reputation is your money worth more than you met peter asian because they will be easy come of this and used they'll just settle the legal university nobody wants to see shot edward stash d r t u k a london as our break down are just some of the biggest headlines from the past week from all of us here at our table we help you and yours are well.

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