it can be seen from space these satellite images from the russian space agency rolls cosmos unite dhea of the extent of the pollution containment device is known as boom barriers are in place to try and stop the fuel reaching this sea it's not in effect more than a 1000 tons of diesel have been recovered but the cleanup really could take years to complete the authorities are furious that they were only alerted to the leak 2 days after it happened. what did the authorities only come to know about this after 2 days and we're now going to find out about emergencies like these from social media are you feeling all right. if you saw it we should also if you do sort of a rescue team intervene very quickly the fuel spill is localized and there are no river and the rescuers have already started working intensively to collect i'll be boiled. rushes investigative committee has launched 3 investigations into just what happened there and have arrested the director of the power plant where the fuel tank field. now when europe shut down to stem coronavirus sweden kept going most businesses there sta

like counter what you're saying there because that is not true and that was our state appear merely dhea said today that we have gone far. away from the peak we are going down but 2 weeks ago we started the massive testing for virus meaning that everybody every single person if you don't even have the slightest symptom you can go and test yourself and of course that means that we will now have a much much much greater number of viruses and that's why it's so wrong just to look at that situation we don't have any except excess of death anymore we have far more places available when it comes to intensive care so it's absolutely what you look at to to listen to our sheaf of pending against the it is not the way that there is in the u. outbreak or anything like that so i totally counter what you're saying you mentioned that the goal was to save lives slow the rate of infection about half of the deaths however have been in homes for the elderly which you've also highlighted and those over 70 have accounted for almost 90 percent of all deaths 90 percent of all deaths so when you set out those

i mean the separation of powers issues and also i would argue dhea ideology for example. conservative values and so on that's really a priority of the elite not so much of the population so it's a package vote and basically. these social issues diggers wieters for for the core amendment which is the ziering of putin's term terms as such which is really. not really popular that much your journey to contain in favor of these amendments by a by the criminal and state media ok we started to focus on this idea of president person potentially staying on for 16 years do we know that he wants to do this and b. is any woody imagining a russia without him in charge. what we certainly don't know i mean what we can say for sure is that he created options for himself i mean he can if there's really no doubt that kind of these kind of amends will be that the by the the the population but so he creates his option for getting reelected there are ups and he can still choose stepped on a successor or just step down and take up another position in the state and so on i mean do you did there

have a railway line connecting them to the big cities but even if that's what the government side dhea of infrastructure spending looks like it's directly at all with what the rhonda says it really needs which is a new sustainable local economy to replace the one that disappeared we've suffered in the past where jobs have been created by large companies are coming in and taking grants and exploited no wage labor and then up sticks and left as soon as the economic conditions change if we were able to invest in people owning their own businesses in the form of cooperatives people actually own in the means of production then they more likely to stay in these communities and i see no reason it or why government can't be investing in that way now and what will johnson do to immediately replace all those jobs lost in the 1st half of this year big infrastructure plans take years to get off the ground if you want economics to represent a kind of centralized inclusive britain then you have to make other than just spend money on projects it's all about ensuring communities can be sustainable and

have a railway line connecting them to the big cities but even if that's what the government side dhea of infrastructure spending looks like it's directly at all with what the rhonda says it really needs which is a new sustainable local economy to replace the one that disappeared we've suffered in the past where jobs have been created by large companies who come in and taken grants and exploited no wage labor and then up sticks and left as soon as the economic conditions change if we were able to invest in people owning their own businesses in the form of cooperatives people actually own in the means of production then they're more likely to stay in these communities and i see no reason it or why government can't be investing in that way now and what will johnson do to immediately replace all those jobs lost in the 1st half of this year big infrastructure plans take years to get off the ground if you want economics to represent a kind of centralized inclusive britain then you have to think other than just spend money on projects it's all about ensuring communities can be sustainable ca