. >> reporter: nabil's house used to have four walls. now it has just two, and those are cracked beyond repair. he tells us it's even worse upusairs, but it's too dange to take us up there. so nabil, this used to be your kitchen and the entire wal it collapsed and fell out into the street? >> yes. >> ( translated ): i was getting a half salary then it became a quter salary. one work, one day no work. and then this. we are roke. we have nothing. we can' t rebuild. we have money in the bank, but won't give it us. >> reporter: nabil's neighbours are refusing to move out, even as cranes come to what's left of the building's roof. they're scared to leave in case developers swoop in and level in this prime seafront location. unless this community gets a cash injection, and soon, they're ouof options. a short walk away he deformed structure that's at the heart of this crisis. not just the explosion, but the years of mismanagement that allowed it to happen, and bled so much money to corruption thaa n was already on its knees when the disaster hi

and they throwing rocks and bits of cavemen to at the police officers and the army on the other side nabil army has been responding with tear gas which claimed the crowd the side surges that what people here are telling me is that they're not satisfied with just the way as a nation of the lebanese prime minister they want to hold hanumant to the sign at the same time make one point into came to an investigation into what happened at the very last they say it's not enough for an internal they have a nice investigation but the government here says if that's what they want to show it all issue of sovereignty now the mood is quite volatile it doesn't seem that with the passing of days the protesters here are in any way becoming satisfied if you just look around you can see that they still a lot of anger they still relatively large numbers showing out on the streets the same surely the situation in beirut continues to remain extremely tense and this comes as the numbers of missing suddenly turns into. sunny's and i sang 20 people dead we're not hearing sounds of tear gas so the crowd is startin

sally nabil has the latest from the capital, cairo.t countries, has witnessed a sharp drop in the number of infections and deaths in recent days, according to official figures. but the government has been constantly criticised for not doing enough tests. the authorities have called on the people here to wear face masks in public places and commit to social distancing. but very few seem to abide by these rules. the borders have been opened now and tourists are back. egypt depends on tourism as at a major source of income, and so do other north african countries like tunisia and morroco, but unlike egypt, these two countries have witnessed a sharp spike in numbers as restrictions have been largely eased. in neighbouring libya, numbers are rising, too. this doesn't come as a surprise. the country has been suffering from internal fighting and divisions for years. and medicalfacilities are unprepared. these north african countries are quite worried about a potential second wave of the virus. the world health organization says one of the afr

city of souls very poisoned with a military grade nerve agent nabil chalk russia denied any involvement and while the script all survived others weren't so lucky a woman who came into contact with residues of the toxin later died it wasn't the 1st time a russian defective was poisoned in the u.k. and will members will eat the echoes of the death of alexander litvinenko in 2006 the former f.s.b. agent alexander litvinenko fled to london in 2000 it became violently ill in 2006 to drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium 210 he died after 3 weeks. that the 1st be. to. prove. mr. bush be. president because others have been far lucky. with the ukrainian opposition leader in 2004 he was running against moscow's preferred candidate. he was poisoned after having dinner with ukrainian security officials doctors say he was poisoned with dioxin he survives going on to become president of ukraine. activists p r to versa love who has ties to russian protest group pussy riot managed to survive what he says was a poisoning attempt in 2018 he's theory is backed by doctors in berlin who treated him