this year of the shadows by alarming reports of a life threatening virus on march the 11th the world health organization detailed kind of that 900 pandemic could the place to be staged. with just 3 months to go before the 1st performance unfinished props i scattered around the world he tore in. a police suspect the passion play is part of our d.n.a. we need it as you get that feeling at rehearsals i have it now when i call a rehearsal for 450 kids they come straight away it was for me a lot of ways of going to form little groups run around and shout big about out or shout stop it stop me old sheep and goats kick up a racket but with a lot of the. the that's the orchestra pit watch out i've kept this week i always say that's why the passion play has survived so long because it's our biggest social event. everyone needs out from every section of society women men children and teenagers old and young. it's simply our. the biggest social event and everybody wants to take part is. that i. was. the outside this. is a hands on direct. for all the effort of the of august the august both have the box ripe what t

on march the 11th, the world health organization formally declared a pandemic. spanish football fa ns were pandemic. that day, spanish football fans were in liverpool for a champions league fixture. the next day, testing and tracking of new community cases was stopped, with resources focusing on hospitals. the four day cheltenham racing festival was in full swing. on the 16th of march, people were told to avoid pubs and other social venues and work from home as possible. the next day, the chief scientific adviser made this prediction. if we can get this down to numbers, 20000 and below, that is a good outcome. on march the 23rd, lockdown began across the uk. on the 21st of april, the daily death toll hit a peak, with more than 1000 deaths. since then, the overall total has climbed and now stands atjust over 40,000 deaths, though this does not include those in all settings where there was not a test. some experts argue that government should have reacted more quickly after seeing what was happening in italy. we had two to three weeks more time to get ready for thi

on march the 11th, the world health organization formally declared a pandemic. , spanish football fans were in liverpool for a champions league fixture. the next day, testing and tracking of new community cases was stopped, with resources focusing on hospitals. the four day cheltenham racing festival was in full swing. 0n the 16th of march, people were told to avoid pubs and other social venues and work from home if possible. the next day, the chief scientific adviser made this prediction. if we can get this down to numbers, 20000 and below, that is a good outcome. on march the 23rd, lockdown began across the uk. 0n the 21st of april, the daily death toll hit a peak, with more than 1,000 deaths. since then, the overall total has climbed and now stands atjust over 40,000 deaths, though this does not include those in all settings where there was not a test. some experts argue that government should have reacted more quickly after seeing what was happening in italy. we had two to three weeks more time to get ready for this. but i think we just took it too easy, to b

on march 11th, the world health organization formally declared a pandemic. , spanish football fans were in liverpool for a champions league fixture. the next day, testing and tracking of new community cases was stopped, with resources focusing on hospitals. the four—day cheltenham racing festival was in full swing. on march 16th, people were told to avoid pubs and other social venues, and work from home as possible. the next day, the chief scientific adviser made this prediction. if we can get this down to numbers 20,000 and below, that's a good outcome. on march 23rd, lockdown began across the uk. 0n the 21st of april, the daily death toll hit a peak, with more than 1,000 deaths. since then, the overall total has climbed and now stands atjust over 40,000 deaths, though this doesn't include those in all settings where there wasn't a test. some experts argue the government should have reacted more quickly after seeing what was happening in italy. we had two to three weeks' more time to get ready for this but i think we just took it too easy, to be very frank.

on march the 11th, the world health organization formally declared a pandemic. ish football fans were in liverpool for a champions league fixture. the next day, testing and tracking of new community cases was stopped, with resources focusing on hospitals. the four day cheltenham racing festival was in full swing. 0n the 16th of march, people were told to avoid pubs and other social venues and work from home as possible. the next day, the chief scientific adviser made this prediction. if we can get this down to numbers, 20000 and below, that is a good outcome. on march the 23rd, lockdown began across the uk. 0n the 21st of april, the daily death toll hit a peak, with more than 1000 deaths. since then, the overall total has climbed and now stands atjust over 40,000 deaths, though this does not include those in all settings where there was not a test. some experts argue that government should have reacted more quickly after seeing what was happening in italy. we had two to three weeks more time to get ready for this. but i think we just took it too easy, to be very

black lives matter protesters in the australian state of new south wales win an 11th—hour appeal to rally. the world health organization

black lives matter protesters in the australian state of new south wales win an 11th—hour appeal to rally. the world health organizationays face masks should be worn in public — as nhs trusts in england say they weren't consulted on a decision to make all hospital staff wear them there are fears that thousands of uk small businesses could miss out on coronavirus grants because of rising demand. and prince william reveals he's become a volunteer counsellor for a mental health charity. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. people are being urged to stay away from mass—protests against racism this weekend, over fears they could increase the spread of coronavirus. there have already been large demonstrations in australia and japan over the death of george floyd in the united states — and rallies are planned across the uk later. in a tweet, the uk home secretary, priti patel urged people to stay away "for the safety of all of us". the warning to avoid large gatherings comes as the world health organization change

black lives matter protesters in the australian state of new south wales win an 11th—hour appeal to rally. the world health organizationublic — as nhs trusts in england say they weren't consulted on a decision to make all hospital staff wear them there are fears that thousands of uk small businesses could miss out

or do you not to panic because the ministry of health has taken all the necessary measures to respond effectively to this 11th of all outbreak the world health organization says claims that covert 19 appears to be losing its potency must be taken with extreme caution on sunday a leading italian doctor said new infections in the country appear to be much less lethal doesn't agree lho is the head of the sort of fellow hospital in the land which has borne the brunt of a sleaze outbreak he says newly infected patients have far weaker symptoms his comments of cause division across italy with the virus has killed more than 33000 people the 3rd highest test toll in the world well in the past hour i spoke to a leading viral a just and former italian politician a cop was started by asking for her reaction to doctors and when those statement. what i can say is that. coded 19 is course caused by a virus but it's not only caused by a virus it's caused by a virus which interacts with a certain demographic of population it's caused by a virus that can behave in different ways if you have different underlying conditions it's caused by a virus that can make you sick if

new warning this evening from the world health organization that the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating. the cdc now predicting up to 145,000 deaths in the u.s. by july 11th. hospitalizations in texas up 108% since just memorial day. and the major new move tonight in houston and dallas. florida shattering its daily record for the fifth time this week. the major league team shutting down its spring training facility after several players test positive. >>> the major development in the deadly police shooting of breonna taylor. the mayor revealing one of those officers will be fired. the interim police chief accusing him of firing, quote, blindly. >>> also, news tonight coming in in the shooting of rayshard brooks in atlanta. garrett rolfe charged with murder and the new video tonight showing him in shackles and wearing a mask while being transferred for safety reasons. >>> the battle between president trump and his former national security adviser john bolton. will the president be able to block the book? and the unexpected words today from president trump's former acting chief of staff.ait ied irkg juneteenthn america. protests across the country in p big

new warning this evening from the world health organization that the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating. the cdc now predicting up to 145,000 deaths in the u.s. by july 11th. hospitalizations in texas up 108% since just memorial day. and the major new move tonight in houston and dallas.

the world health organization out with an urgent warning. the pandemic is accelerating and the world in a dangerous phase, the cdc predicting another 25,000 could die by july 11thcases are up in 13 states and washington, d.c. hospitalizations up in texas, up 108% since memorial day. doctors there warning it could get worse. >> people are walking around without face masks. >> reporter: masks now mandatory for businesses in dallas and harris county. >> the idea is to see this as a no shoes, no shirt, no mask, no service. >> reporter: for the fifth time, florida has smashed its daily record, over 3800 cases in the last day. 10% of people tested there are positive. >> i think that we've started to see some erosion in the social distancing from probably some of the younger population. >> but this week, all eyes on oklahoma. the state hit a record number of cases yesterday. large protests are expected ahead of president trump's first rally in months. tens of thousands are signing a required waiver agreeing they won't sue if they catch the virus. >> i personally is not going to wear a mask. i do trust mayy immune system. >> we have been spiking since last week. and i'

new warning this evening from the world health organization that the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating. the cdc now predicting up to 145,000 deaths in the u.s. by july 11thup 108% since just memorial day. and the major new move tonight in houston and dallas. florida shattering its daily record for the fifth time this

the world health organization out with an urgent warning. the pandemic is accelerating and the world in a dangerous phase, the cdc predicting another 25,000 could die by july 11thcases are up in 13 states and washington, d.c. hospitalizations up in texas, up 108% since memorial day. doctors there warning it could get worse. >> people are walking around without face masks. >> reporter: masks now mandatory for businesses in dallas and harris county. >> the idea is to see this as a no shoes, no shirt, no mask, no service. >> reporter: for the fifth time, florida has smashed its daily record, over 3800 cases in the last day. 10% of people tested there are positive. >> i think that we've started to see some erosion in the social distancing from probably some of the younger population. >> but this week, all eyes on oklahoma. the state hit a record number of cases yesterday. large protests are expected ahead of president trump's first rally in months. tens of thousands are signing a required waiver agreeing they won't sue if they catch thesonai i do trust mayy immune system. >> we have been spiking since last week. and i'm not talking like this. i'm talking like this.

> reporter: the world health organization out with an urge want wndic is accelerating and the world is in a dangerous phase. the cdc predicting another 25,000 americans could die by july 11ths related deaths are up in 13 states and washington, d.c. hospitalizations up in 17 states including texas. 108% since memorial day. doctors there warning it could get worse. >> people are walking around without face masks. they're getting close together. if we don't take precautions we're going to see a spike and we're seeing one right now. masks now mandatory for businesses in dallas and harris county. >> the idea is to see this as a no shirt, no shoes, no mask, no service. >> reporter: apple taking measures, too. closing 11 stores in the crolinas, arizona and florida. and for the fifth time this week florida has smgsed its daily record. over 3,800 new infections and many of those are young people. >> i think we starte to see some, you know, erosion in social distancing for probably some of the younger population. pridentrump's ll eyes now on political rally in months later today. up to 20,000 trump supporters expected to pack tulsa's bank of oklahoma center. health experts there war

reporter: the world health organization out with an urgent warning, the pandemic is accelerating and the world is in a dangerous phase. the cdc predicting another 25,000 americans could die by july 11thlated deaths are up in 13 states and washington, d.c. hospitalizations up in 17 states including texas. up 108% since memorial day. doctors there warning it could get worse. >> people are walking around without face masks, getting close together. if we don't take precautions we're going to see a spike and we're seeing one right now. >> reporter: masks now mandatory for businesses in harris and dallas county. >> the idea is to see this as a no shirt, no shoes, no mask, no service. >> reporter: apple taking aso,sk florida has smashed its daily record. over 3,800 new infections and many of those are young people. >> i think we started to see, you know, some erosion in the social distancing from probably some of the population. >> reporter: all eyes now on oklahoma. president trump's first political rally in months later today. up to 20,000 trump supporters expected to pack tulsa's bank of oklahoma center. health experts there warning risks are high. >> i know that the covid cases are goin