for some other developments in the pandemic according to reuters news agency global coronavirus cases have now topped the 10000000 mark mexico's health ministry reported over 4400 new coronavirus cases on saturday and there are new clusters of infections in south korea these come as the country eases social distancing rules as countries around the world battle against the pandemic brazilian president. greets crowds of his supporters without a mask despite a court ruling that requires everyone to wear a face mask in public brazil has over 1300000 corona virus cases and over 57000 deaths making it the 2nd worst hit country in the world after the us poor residents in rio are suffering worsening conditions since the pandemic. mass graves dug for the bodies of brazil's $57000.00 covert $1000.00 victims the country has the 2nd highest corona death rate in the world after the us and continues to see over $10000.00 new cases each day despite recording over 38000 new cases on saturday president balsa narrow greeted crowds of supporters on the streets with a muscular smile following his dismiss

here or some other developments in the pandemic according to reuters news agency global corona virus cases have now topped the 10000000 mark mexico's health ministry reported over 4400 new coronavirus cases on saturday and there are new clusters of infections in south korea these come as the country eases social distancing rule. and there are concerns here in europe as people who've been cooped up in their respective cities are now flocking to coastal retreats for some holidays authorities in germany close roads to popular baltic sea resorts on saturday to stop new arrivals as hordes of vacationers crowded beaches tourism officials fear they could become covert 1900 spots if tourists aren't careful belgium however is trying to get ahead of the problem authorities there have developed innovative ways to welcome vacationers well keeping them safe. towns and . 100 kilometers north sea coast tend to technology for crowd control on the beaches city dwellers can consult and before leaving home to find a resort that still got space on it sounds. the crowd barometer uses colors to indicate ho

and if you look at some of the other developments in the pandemic according to reuters news agency global corporate virus cases have now topped the $10000000.00 mark on sunday india reported an additional 900900 confirmed $1000.00 cases taking the total to almost 530000 with more than $16000.00 deaths pakistan has started producing locally designed ventilators as authorities announced $83.00 more deaths from the corona virus as countries around the world battle against the pandemic brazilian president john you're both so naro reach crowns of his supporters without a mask despite a court ruling that requires everyone to wear one in public brazil has over 1300000 coronavirus cases and over 557000 deaths making it the 2nd worst hit country in the world after the us poor residents in rio are suffering worsening conditions since the pandemic. mass graves dug for the bodies of brazil's $57000.00 covert $1000.00 victims the country has the 2nd highest corona death rate in the world after the us and continues to see over $10000.00 new cases each day despite recording over 38000 new cases on satur

reporter: the reuters news agency says the road will be eight kilometers long and include a tunnel undernian neighborhood close to the old city. none of this is happening in isolation from the current politics. illegal settlements this road will link are among those the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising to start annexing as early as next month. on sunday and monday, the u.s. ambassador to israel has been in annexation talks with netanyahu and his rival turned coalition partner benny gantz in an attempt to bring both on the american policy path. work continues on the american road, just part of what palestinian leadership views as a decades long process of tobacco annexation on the ground -- de facto annexation on the ground. barbara: a saudi led military coalition has been removed on the united nations blacklist. it was added several years ago because of the killing and injuring of children in the war in yemen. u.s. secretary general says the coalition is being removed from a sustainedlowing significant decrease in killing and maiming by airstrikes. shortly after the announc

police scotland according to the reuters news agency is confirming the male suspect was shot dead in glasgow that's all we know pretty bald facts for us to digest but also according to the road to news agency police scotland saying they're not looking for anyone else in relation to what has gone on there so clearly we need to find out. how many victims there are we need to find out precisely how many fatalities there have been as well there is there are reports it has to be said over the past 10 days or 2 weeks of incredibly bad behavior on the part of some people there's a kind of a if you talk to people in the u.k. at the moment there is a kind of an undertow of slightly aggressive behavior people are out and about although the pubs and the restaurants and what have you are not officially open so there's lots of littering going on there's lots of people meeting on beaches thousands of people going to beaches up and down the south coast of england i mean that's a good 400 miles away from what you're looking at right now right enough but having said that there's lots of alcohol being

update from argentina and just in fact an update on the numbers coming out of brazil in the reuters news agency is now reporting the death toll from brazil has now risen to more than 500506172 be exact while the reproduction rate of the coronavirus in germany has jumped sharply from 1.79 to 2.8 a 60 percent increase on the day before the our number indicates how many people one person can in fact and it needs to remain at late less than one that's in order for the via. to be contained the increased infection rate has been partly attributed to outbreaks and slaughterhouses the owner of processing plants in northwest germany has apologized after more than a 1000 employees were infected all 6 and a half 1000 workers at the factory and their families are being put into quarantine the police have been called in to enforce quarantine measures in germany's gottingen in north rhine-westphalia region's tense situations and mass isolation has seen tempers flare and all floridians are struggling to get people to stick to the rules a riot broke out at a block of flats in go to get on saturday that's when a

a separate the city of jerusalem from the northern and southern parts of the west bank the reuters news agency says the road will be 8 kilometers long and include a tunnel under palestinian neighborhood close to the old city and of course none of this is happening in isolation from the current politics the illegal settlements that this road will link are among those that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising to start an exciting as early as next month. on sunday and monday the u.s. ambassador to israel has been an accession talks with netanyahu and his rival turned coalition partner benny gantz in an attempt to bring both onto the american policy path in the meantime work continues on the american road just part of what the palestinian leadership views as a decades long process of de facto annexation on the ground force that occupied east jerusalem a saudi led military coalition has been removed from a united nations blacklist it was added several years ago because of the killing and injuring of children in the war in yemen u.n. secretary general and on a good parish said the coal

alongside toughest forces russia is a staunch ally of the syrian president bashar al assad the reuters news agency says hundreds of stories were signed up in may they were reportedly hired by a private military contractor under the russian army's supervision near the mosque oh no syria has commented but a spokesman for have to sell style libyan national army deny is recruiting syrian fighters turkey on the other hand as previously confirmed that some syrian rebels are in libya to fight with forces loyal to the u.n. recognized government. wolfgang pushed is a security and policy analyst on libyan affairs and austria's former defense attash to libya he says syrian mercenaries are not as efficient in the front lines on libyan soil they rushed in private military company and wait now events in several months to syrians as a mercenary is for the fight in libya but the time being they have not been very successful every type of the syrians to fight and die in libya is rather moderate i don't have any evidence that syrians showed up in front of people if you're in the battle of the party and for the time

of the country's death toll the government puts it at just over $40500.00 the tally by the reuters news agency though says it's reached nearly $52000.00 was disfigured also includes suspected cases which it says give it a more give a more accurate picture because testing was scarce early in the crisis and it could be even higher as an expert from the government's office for national statistics says that around $64000.00 more people than usual have died during the pandemic chris smith is of consultant for a logistics cambridge university and says the death toll is still something of a mystery. who knows and actually our chief medical advisor chris witty has been pains to emphasize throughout this that it could be very misleading to just cherry pick numbers or to look at one moment in time what we really are going to have to do is to look at what's called the excess mortality or excess deaths and that will involve doing this looking backwards because we'll have to look over a year we know roughly how many people are expected to pass away in any given period and therefore we can see if compared w

saudi crown prince mohammed bin psalm on arrested 2 of his children and brother in march the reuters news agency says both the u.s. and canadian officials a voice that concerns muslims where is the director of the gold study center at castle university he says job is tied to one of the crown prince's key rivals the saudi royal mom had been the us. southern germany was the right hand of prince the moment but now you know when you know about. the last more than 20 years because basically he was the person who's coordinating the war in terror with the americans that he was the person basically who was. coordinating the effort to duck all the terrorist organizations that have been selling through the gamut so no one knew about him so the lead became important after basically gets a man came to power and prince mohammed bin nayef was basically forced to leave his position and suddenly he was abroad at that time and you basically he was advised to stay abroad the saudi had coalition fighting in yemen says it's intercepted a ballistic missile heading towards riyadh 8 drones and 3 missiles have been fir

reported to be laying off employees jury due to the downturn in the energy market sources told the reuters news agency that hundreds of stuff were made redundant this month aramco wouldn't be drawn on any job cuts but said that its adapting to a rapidly changing environment caused by the pandemic economic shutdowns triggered a crushing demand for oil and gas as want helped by the price war between saudi arabia and russia in march. argentina is expected to extend coronavirus restrictions near the capital where most of its new infections are concentrated so argentina appears to have weathered the pandemic better than many of its neighbors zeroes to risible reports of one of sars. the son called him a booting grader when a site is has been isolated for more than a week. the reason it's part of a government plan to help control the spread of covert 1000 argentina is currently on lockdown but in poor neighborhoods like this one the strategy is different for you know people don't believe some people are allowed to stay at home but others we took them to an isolation center down the neighborhood with the hel

of the country's death toll the government puts it at just over $40500.00 the tally by the reuters news agency though says that it's reached nearly $52000.00 and these agencies figure also includes suspected cases which it says give a more accurate picture because testing was scarce early in the crisis but it could be even higher as an expert from the government's office for national statistics says that around $64000.00 more people than usual have died during the pandemic chris smith is a consultant for all just at cambridge university he's also a podcast host that it's an of the naked scientist he joins us now live from cambridge chris because have you with us which of these figures is the more accurate you think the government's 40500 or reuters 52000 or the a n s a 64000. well as the fact that you've been able to present me with 3 different figures collected by 3 independent bodies in 3 different ways highlights who knows and actually our chief medical advisor chris witty has been at pains to emphasize throughout this that it could be very misleading to just cherry pick numbers or to look

and his forces russia of course a staunch ally of the syrian president bashar al assad the reuters news agency says hundreds of mercenaries was signed up in may and adds that they were hired by the private military contractor of the wagner group under the russian army's supervision now neither has commented on a spokesman for half the self-styled libyan national army denies recruiting syrian fighters taking on the other hand has previously confirmed that yes some syrian rebels which it supports are in libya to fight with forces on the other side of course those loyal to the u.n. recognize governments it's a bit of a puzzle which we're going to piece together now with wolf going to stay who is a security and policy analyst on libyan affairs was previously austria's defense attache to libya and he's on skype from vienna wolfgang thank you for your time the 1st thing is these claims that the russians were hiring up hiring. syrian mercenaries through discreet wagner and as i said neither side of commented you know anything further about that which lends weight to that argument. well it is correct

a separate the city of jerusalem from the northern and southern parts of the west bank the reuters news agency says the road will be 8 kilometers long and include a tunnel under palestinian neighborhood close to the old city and of course none of this is happening in isolation from the current politics the illegal settlements that this road will link are among those that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising to start an exciting as early as next month on sunday and monday the u.s. ambassador to israel has been an annexation talks with netanyahu and his rival turned coalition partner benny gantz in an attempt to bring both onto the american policy path in the meantime work continues on the american road just part of what the palestinian leadership views as a decades long process of de facto annexation on the ground are a force that occupied east jerusalem to mexico where hospitals don't have a system update families of coronavirus patients it leaves many people anxiously waiting outside for news of their loved ones but some have found a new way to pass on messages here's john holdr

aramco is reportedly laying off employees in a downturn in the energy market sources told the reuters news agency that hundreds of staff were made redundant this month around code didn't confirm the job cuts but did say that that going to a rapidly changing environment caused by the coup in 1000 pandemic coronavirus shutdowns led to an unprecedented collapse in global demand for oil. more than one and a half 1000000 americans filed for unemployment last week even as businesses continue to reopen that's around $60000.00 fewer applicants than the previous week but the overall rate remains historically high it brings the total number of americans laid off since the virus outbreak in the middle of march to more than 45000000. still to come here on the al-jazeera news hour the planet moves a step closer to wiping out polio for good the world health organization says the nigeria endemic situation there is now over. argentina's government extends its covert $1000.00 measures in areas hardest hit by the corona virus pandemic. also had not fully beach events assume a penalty shootout to win the cup italia

breeze says that it's under pressure to force his return from canada that's according to the reuters news agency saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman reportedly wants sensitive documents in jumpers possession that he can use against his rivals the files also include details of the financial dealings of syria royal family members that could compromise king solomon on the crown prince was a long time aide of prince mohammed bin nayef who mohamed bin solomon replaced as the throne in 2017 the documents with jeffrey also include information about benign overseas assets professor. is director of gulf studies center at the council university he joins us now live via skype from doha good to have you with us once again who is saad. and why does the harm had been solved on want him back so very badly. well southern germany was that i timed the prince a moment but now you know when you know about. the last more than 20 years because basically he was the person who was coordinating the war in terror with the americans that he was the person basically who was. coordinating the effort to tackle the terrori

size of its death toll the government puts it at just over 40500 a tally by reuters says it's reached nearly 52000 the news agencies figure also includes a suspected cases which it says gives a more accurate picture because testing was scarce early in this crisis and could be even higher an expert from the government's office for national statistics says about $64000.00 more people than usual have died during the pandemic well chris smith is a consultant for all of just at cambridge university he says the death toll is still a mystery. who knows and actually our chief medical advisor chris witty has been a pains to emphasize throughout this that it could be very misleading to just cherry pick numbers or to look at one moment in time what we really are going to have to do is to look at what's called the excess mortality or excess deaths and that will involve doing this looking backwards because we'll have to look over a year we know roughly how many people are expected to pass away in any given period and therefore we can see if compared with previous years any particular time in the year or across the entire year w

neither this man nor this news agency have anything to do with c they have no editorial control they have no control at all it's like saying for instance that it's like banning reuters because of its connections to associated press it's the level of certainty in this reasoning it's is exactly the same. low for instance the head of news agency has already posted on a social media saying that he and his colleagues have already had a good laugh about this decision also saying that in its essence it's a bit of a disgrace he has also released its own statements questioning how valid and how how world perceived this ban will be in lots of especially when it comes to the ban of spanish or arabic so there you have it but lot is among those baltic nations along. with the stoney and some other ones that have been on a bit of a crusade against r.t. and this thing seems to be the latest in the chain of events as some baltic nations blood in this and in this instance excuse me are trying a to hamper the efforts of r.t. journalists on its soil it goes down a flight from moscow thank you very much indeed. well for more on this i was joined by broadcaster george galloway put tell m

people die from a covid—19 linked illness, every 2a hours, according to calculations by the reuters news agency every eighteen seconds — or nearly two hundred deaths every hour. added to that the world helath organization says, the pandemic is speeding up — and the worst is yet to come. most people remain susceptible. the virus still has a lot of room to move. we all want this to be over. we all want to get on with our lives. but the hard reality is, this is not even close to being over. although many countries have made some progress, globally, the pandemic is actually speeding up. as more statistics about the virus emerge, we're able to get a better idea of how effective the responses have been in different countries around the world. our economics editor has been looking at how some of the world's richest nations have been coping — compared with each other. covid—19 has hit countries around the world in different ways. now that the impact of the first wave is becoming clear across the world, it is possible to make the first direct comparisons of the picture in similar countries, up until now