and that's led people in antwerp, where more than half of the new cases have been — in the province of, there's a big city there, but also the province — they've brought in an overnight curfew for the first time since the second world war. so, that gives an indication of the extent to which some authorities say they need to go all out to try and tackle the virus. two of the uk government's scientific advisers have each warned that pubs and other leisure facilites may have to close once schools reopen in england next month to prevent a sharp rise in coronavirus cases. the experts say a possible trade—off may be needed so pupils can return to the classroom. the warnings were made as parts of the north of england are experiencing tougher lockdown measures after a rise in the number of covid—19 cases. here's our science correspondent victoria gill. a family celebration tinged with the impacts of the pandemic. while a downsized wedding went ahead in bradford, new restrictions here and across a swathe of northern england mean that friends and families in different households are once again b

town to party somewhere else all the other way around and we advise people against coming to the antwerp area it's in the interest of your own health and the health of all those who are. in. but despite calls to limit travel many people are going to other parts of the country like the seaside town of austin and to enjoy what they can of the summer holidays. more than 66000 people have been infected in belgium and nearly 10000 have died the rise in new cases is across all age groups while the government says it wants to avoid a full lockdown in antwerp many experts say imposing tougher measures faster may be the only way to counter the outbreak really mohamed al jazeera. prime minister has tested positive for corona virus. he's not showing any symptoms except a mild cough he says he'll self isolate for 2 weeks. manchester in northern england has declared a major incident as it deals with more infections that enables relevant agencies to ask for more resources media outlets had already been reporting that prime minister bar as johnson is looking at perspiring plans to ease restrictions as

the numbers are going up to in belgium particularly antwerp a nighttime curfew has been imposed on this 4 city on top of social distancing rules where hiller mohammad has more. com on the streets of one of the biggest port cities in europe with people enjoying shops and restaurants but is facing a crisis it's reported the highest number of new covert 19 cases in belgium authorities have imposed a lockdown wearing a mask in public is now compulsory and limits have been put on the number of people who can meet up i'm really disappointed when i see people in the streets there must be. you see even a lot of people they just don't do that so i don't see them for the 1st time since world war 2 a nighttime curfew has been enforced to reduce crowd numbers nearly 2000000 people have to stay indoors from 11 30 pm to 6 am the bar owners say it may affect their businesses for the long term. entrepreneurs have the opportunity to continue working so it's more of a social lockdown than an economic one but the titan measures in and will make it difficult for us to make profit. daily infections in belgi

town to party somewhere else all the other way around and we advise people against coming to the antwerp area it's in the interest of your own health and the health of all those who are dear to you. but despite calls to limit travel many people are going to other parts of the country like the seaside town of ostend to enjoy what they can of the summer holidays. more than 66000 people have been infected in belgium and nearly 10000 have died the rise in new cases is across all age groups while the government says it wants to avoid a full lockdown in antwerp many experts say imposing tougher measures faster may be the only way to counter the outbreak really mohamed al jazeera. coronavirus cases and latin america have doubled in the past month and close to 200000 people have died mexico has reported a record number of infections for a 2nd day in a row it's all the 3rd worst affected countries in the world registered more than 9000 cases and nearly 800 deaths on thursday the government began lifting restrictions in may to restart the economy. the son of israeli prime minister benjamin netanya

but the belgian region of antwerp was recently also put on the list because of rising infections that. german authorities are worried about the virus being brought back to germany but there's also a real risk of people becoming negligent and spreading the virus at home according to the minister. on wednesday germany recorded more than a 1000 daily new infections the highest number in 3 months the new rules come in school holidays draw to an end in many german regions the concept of physician on that aspect think the concepts are convincing convincing because they follow the goal of opening schools and kindergartens again that has definitely been one of the biggest challenges of the last months for many in germany parents and children alike that schools in kindergartens were closed. least. from next monday pupils in germany's most populous region north rhine-westphalia will go back to school other states have already started it will be yet another test for just how effective germany's anti corona measures really are. well if you need a bit of cheering up in this pandemic a traffic cop

regions out of the european union the spanish regions of gone and barcelona the belgian region of antwerp and parts of. parts of parts of romania where you come to germany from one of those countries countries you need testing testing as mandatory. and if you don't have a test results yet you have to go in quarantine for up to 14 days. testing in airports has been somewhat problematic in other parts of the world how will this testing work in germany. well what i can tell you is that testing here at the frankfurt airport works really really smoothly you know at the moment what you can see behind me is probably a large queue of people waiting to be tested a couple of minutes ago this queue was much longer whatever you know when you add plain scared in people have to fill out a passenger locator card which is being collected that's basically the information for the health authorities in germany to know that somebody might be a risk person and that they might have to screen you know with random testing whether or not the people really got tested or whether they quarantine here at the airport

stakes, crossing the muse river driving toward the edge, trying to cut the communication line from antwerpe front lines. if it could be cut, the fate of our armies might be in the balance. this was the battle of the bulge. combat and non-combat troops were suddenly and necessarily fighting side by side in worsening weather. grabbing their weapons they dug in, and held on to the old military axiom of digging in until infeenforcements would co. general eisenhower put the until field marshal with orders to attack from the north. patton's 3rd army was to attack from the south. two airborne divisions were rushed in, the 101st was ordered to hold the vital communication center at baston. it was during this action and the siege that followed, that general mcarthur made his famous reply to the german demand that he surrender. that reply was reportedly one word wrong -- nuts. if the enemy doesn't understand his typical american reply, the action which followed undoubtedly convinced him that it meant that the americans had no intention of surrendering. just six days after the offensive had been laun

the british and canadians took brussels and the great port of antwerp.e. the third took her down. the third having crossed the muse river reached the most zealous. now the allied front ran aligned all the way from the swiss border to the north sea. seventh army patrols coming up from the south met patrols from the third army. the two armies were now linked up for the coordinated offensive to come. no retreat for nazi forces caught on the wrong side of the line was cut off. a we rounded up our share of prisoners. the desperate plight of hitler's army became more apparent as bewildered legions of once mighty destructive force found them selves defeated by an army that they were repeatedly told would never last on soil longer than nine hours. ♪ ♪ and the 97 days since the assault on no omaha beach, etiquette nearly 500 miles and now drove across the german border and stood on the soil of hitler's germany. ♪ ♪,? who said at once that the americans were no soldier? and world war ii the american soldier proved his fighting quality as he always has and always w

town to party somewhere else all the other way around and we advise people against coming to the antwerp area it's in the interest of your own health and the health of all those who are dear to you. but despite calls to limit travel many people are going to other parts of the country like the seaside town of ostend to enjoy what they can of the summer holidays. more than 66000 people have been infected in belgium and nearly 10000 have died the rise in new cases is across all age groups while the government says it wants to avoid a full lockdown in antwerp many experts say imposing tougher measures faster may be the only way to counter the outbreak really mohamed al jazeera. corona virus cases in latin america have doubled in the past month and prostitute 100000 people have died mexico has reported a record number of infections for a 2nd day in a row that's now the 3rd worst affected country in the world trade said while the 9000 cases and nearly 800 deaths on saturday the government began lifting the restrictions in may to restart the economy. argentina's lockdown was jus to end on sunda

leave town to party somewhere else or the other way around we advise people against coming to the antwerp area it's in the interest of your own health and the health of all those who are. in. but despite calls to limit travel many people are going to other parts of the country like the seaside town of austin and to enjoy what they can of the summer holidays. more than 66000 people have been infected in belgium and nearly 10000 died the rise a new cases is across all age groups while the government says it wants to avoid a full lockdown in antwerp many experts say imposing tougher measures a fast may be the only way to counter the outbreak really mohammed al jazeera and latin america the outbreak shows no sign of easing the number of coronavirus across the region has doubled in just over a month to more than 200000 mexico has overtaken the u.k. to record the 3rd highest number of fatalities after the us brazil others from reporting record numbers of infections in recent days. alone reports from mexico city. testing is being increased but we know that the number is likely much higher than w

the british and canadians took brussels and the great port of antwerp.merican army pushed across the border into belgium and drove on. the third took -- the third having crossed the muse river reached the mosell. now the allied front ran on the line all the way from the swiss border to the north sea. seventh army patrols coming up from the south met patrols from the third army. the two armies were now linked up for the coordinated offensive to come. retreats for nazi forces caught on the wrong side of the line was cut off. we rounded up our share of prisoners. the desperate plight of hitler's army became more apparent as the bewildered legion of the once mighty destructive force found themselves defeated by an army they had been repeatedly told would never last on the soil of the third reich longer than 9 hours. in the 97th day since the fifth corp had led the assault on omaha beach it had come nearly 500 miles and drove across the border and stood on the soil of hitler's germany. who was it that once said the american was no soldier? ♪ in world war ii t

new cases is across all age groups while the government says it wants to avoid a full lockdown in antwerp many experts say imposing tougher measures faster may be the only way to counter the outbreak really mohamed al jazeera. the man who oversaw the restoration of cuba's famous old havana. has died at the age of 77 is known for a building parts of the city for tourists and refurbishing the hotel where american journalist and novelist honest hemingway would write many of his best books or ports. you know. in this caribbean country his death was announced as breaking news. or oversaw the restoration of cuba's famous old havana area of the capital and he was adored for it or and in 1942 into a poor family from an early age he was captivated by the history of his city one of his 1st projects was to save a wooden road from being covered in asphalt he befriended then president fidel castro and became a member of cuba's parliament he persuaded castro to focus on restoring the capital after years of disrepair he worked to designate parts of the city as a unesco world heritage site and began rebu

numbers were increasing in the rest of the country they shot over and they've done the same with antwerp in belgium so they're looking at it more on a regional basis which shows you a big difference politically and i germany is dealing with this so simon you know how are germans reacting to the abrupt imposition of restrictions quarantining holidaymakers while they're still abroad or indeed sealing off whole apartment buildings at short notice. well i think germans on the whole will comply a lot of people remember those dire scenes in spain in the health system there back in the spring and one thing to say about the travel warning is it has its positive side because it means that they catch those who have to cancel can get their money back more easily and so on one place to look for german reaction will be as you mentioned new york it's a base where tens of thousands of germans live semi permanently they had around 5000000 german tourists there last year because a lot of those people are younger tourists they want to party on the beach and i'm afraid they don't always observe the social

that the numbers are increasing in the rest of the country they shot and they've done the same with antwerp in belgium so they're looking at it more on a regional basis which shows you a big difference politically and i germany is dealing with this so simon you know how are germans reacting to the abrupt imposition of restrictions quarantining holidaymakers while they're still abroad or indeed sealing off whole apartment buildings at short notice. well i think germans on the whole will comply a lot of people remember those dire scenes in spain in the health system there back in the spring and one thing to say about a travel warning is it has its positive side because it means that they case news you have to cancel can get their money back more easily and so one place to look for a german reaction will be as you mentioned new york it's a base where tens of thousands of germans live semi permanently they had around 5000000 german tourists there last year because a lot of those people are younger tourists they want to party on the beach and i'm afraid they don't always observe the social dista

uk introduced quarantine on belgium as a whole in germany at the same time is if you have been to antwerpesn't it? it's all well and good to say quarantine yourself but you need a test and trace system or something that backs up system or something that backs upa system or something that backs up a little bit more freedom in terms of the way in which you try and marshal this? terms of the way in which you try and marshalthis? you have to do also credit people with a degree of intelligence and sometimes these bans, particularly the one in the uk from the polymeric islands didn't make sense at all. you cannot man these bands you have to make sure they are good and sensible and sometimes they are not good insensible. the longer haul than to europe, that is not going to change, whatever the terms, is that, tom? people are made up their minds they are made up their minds they are not going on a long flight for the moment? i think you are right. the situation is one where we will have to wait for a vaccine for a full recovery of confidence in that area. so that we are looking at 2021 for any fo

in belgium, the biggest contributor to the figures and the spike we are seeing is coming from antwerpent to that, joshua, if you tried to say, for people travelling toa tried to say, for people travelling to a particular area of let's say belgium, you can still go but you cannot go to that area, it creates a lot of confusion, doesn't it? especially people on holiday, typically, want to travel around a little bit and the government would argue, it has to react quickly to changing situations with a number of cases? that i appreciate and indeed, you are right, if you ban one every other country people can still move about freely but again, belgium is very small. somebody who is currently belgium who will transit through —— currently in germany, who will transit through belgium, norman will transit through belgium, norman will know they were there, you can't really prove that. —— no one will know. as long as the european borders remain open, people are free to move around, especially with a car, it is very easy. governments and everyone else, we are just depending on people being honest a