stoff to try to change the narrative to try to change the focus of attention that the players have their focus on what they don't want and they're focused on the things they're christ about the opposition they need to focus on themselves they make beats focus on their strengths they need to focus on what they do how they need to focus on how they want to play it's about helping players stay here rather than having that show who reply against all they're about duty are we never be judged by stall let's come back to what we can do as individuals as a collective. so basically the bogey team doesn't really exist except in your own head. we only have. to use. exactly there's really nothing to fear about these opponents it's just your brain being negative so forget the whole thing just be confident. i'm sarah kelly and this is my premier on conflict zone this week conflict zone is at the munich security conference in germany a country which has just been plunged into a leadership crisis and confronted with the specter of its nazi pasts my guess is a c.d.u. parliamentarian from serves on the fo

making headlines president donald trump has authorized sanctions against international criminal court stoff investigating possible u.s. war crimes in afghanistan secretary of state will be able to block the assets of court employees and stop them entering the u.s. impale court it a kangaroo course. the death toll from the sinking of a migrant bush off the coast of tin is year has risen to almost 50 off to authorities recovered more bodies the boat set out at the weekend aiming to reach its city but capsized near the city 53 people ought to have been on board. on german chancellor and in a magical has called on chinese prime minister to secure equal treatment for german and other foreign companies operating in china with germany's taking over the e.u. presidency in july merkel and also discussed how to stimulate post corona trade amid growing tensions between beijing and washington. and the german government is planning to investigate racism in police forces a study is meant to shed light on racial profiling by police offices protesters across the board have drawn attention to systematic rac

understand the concerns of anybody coming into contact with other people and other people by the ca stoffs. people and other people by the castoffs. it is a situation, in the case of people throwing dog mess away. often they are opening the bins at the dog mess thrown away, as my wife has pointed out to the local council. that is a fertile ground for spreading the virus by having to open up the top. we have to think about everything that we have to do in our lives. we do. that's it for the papers tonight. thank you, lynn and martin. if you tidied up? the whole bookcase? these are the pressing matters. don't forget — you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week, at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next on bbc news, it's time for your questions answered. 0k, ok, let's get started answering some of those questions. we are speaking toagp of those questions. we are speaking to a gp and oppressor of the urology. a question from heather doll smith, first. when

headlines around the world boeing is thought to be planning to lay off 10 percent of its civil aviation stoff news agency reports the cuts will affect up to $7000.00 people working on the 77 max and the long haul 77 and 777 models boeing is restarting production of the aircraft following. us president donald trump has signed an executive order temporarily suspending immigration he said it was necessary to help americans get jobs in an economy ravaged by the us but the order includes many exemptions including for medical workers as well as immediate family members of u.s. citizens. production in germany after more than a month of its reopened its factory in the eastern town of which strict hygiene measures in place which makes me. a production this week. it is the 1st trial of its kind in the world 2 suspected syrian intelligence officers are set to face justice germany today they are charged with crimes against humanity including torture and sexual assault are using universal jurisdiction laws to try the 2 suspects here oh the defendants enter germany as asylum seekers along with thousands of

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it's important that people make provision for the time when they can no longer cope alone will build stoff has already done about. that. point i made a plan with a friend who i've known for a very very long time i work together with him in the hospital. he's the boss there now if something happens to me he'll see to it that i get a. place in a nursing home. before that it's good to have something like that and that. there is no cure for alzheimer's patients and their families have to adapt to the disease as best they can one of the worst things is not knowing when your condition might suddenly deterioration. i think everyone fears that that's why it's important to make the most of each day. that. shouldn't be said that's pointless. and you need to meet up with other people and. that's another reason that she got involved with the alzheimer's society bevel village store hopes to meet new people to go out and do things with. my dad that i've always liked to dance but 1st you have to find someone to go with and i don't have a partner even if you have a nice bunch of friends none of them go da

$25000000000.00 of next few days its workers it will be recalled united is following more than $13000.00 stoff a federal ban on layoffs expires later on thursday the indian police are being accused of cremating the body of a teenage girl against her family's wishes the 19 year old died after she was gang raped it's provoked renewed anger of the sexual violence in india and against the country's call system the victim was from the dell its community which is the lowest cost. police are out in force in hong kong to deter protests on chinese national day they were small demonstrations early on thursday bigger rallies are expected later despite warnings against public gatherings because of coronavirus restrictions. those are the headlines the news continues here on out is there women told to own their own school is the government not for taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. if it is a bit of. it. bu

report suggests foley may be planning to lay off 10 percent of that civil aviation stoff news agency a.f.p. ses the cuts would affect up to 7000 employees working on the 737 max and the long haul 787 and triple 7 models boeing is restarting production of the aircraft following her in a virus shutdowns. dime to has posted an 80 percent plunge in 1st 4 to operating profits as the impacts of the coronavirus crisis begins to make itself felt the cog neko which reopened production plants in germany this week earlier withdrew its 2020 targets and for cost sales would all fall this year. now to a bright spot amid this global pandemic as 99 years of age captain tom war has become a global social media phenomenon the british world war 2 veteran has made headlines for raising funds for health workers treating coronavirus patients he set himself the challenge of walking 100 laps of he's gotten before his 100th birthday the campaign quickly went viral originally kept and well i had planned to raise 1000 british pounds but people all around the world have so far donated over 28000000 pounds that'

it comes as germany's biggest airline announced it will expand its operations in june travelers and stoff nest which faces lost at all times as social distancing may prove a challenge the electric car make a tesla has restarted production at its factory in california in defiance of local restriction or does the chief executive in on mass has been in this standoff with authorities for weeks over the mission's put in place to prevent the spread of the current eyes baker it is is yet with more of that story let's get us up to speed chris day a long mosque is a bit of a fan of twitter as we know uses the platform a lot and on monday he announced that tesla which has been shot since model of the sort of the californian factory has been shot since march 23rd he announced on twitter that they were going to resume production he wrote tesla is restarting production today against alameda county rules i will be on the line with everyone else if anyone is arrested i ask that it only be made so the factory employs about 10000 people in the county and some employees told local reporters on the ground t

in the wake of the black lives matter movement these executive board ordered the checks following stoff claims that museum pieces are legacies of colonies slavery. are just one example specimens collected on the galapagos islands by charles darwin the man behind the theory of human evolution the review could lead to the remaining or even removal of items long as though have mixed views. maybe he added more information and less biased information will be made more useful instead of raising and pretending didn't happen the past is the past you can't change it so. just observe what you've done in the past and don't like it don't look and see during the year when you should know. my kind and i d's around that we see you look at current our history differently history is history so at the end of the day you know i think it's always good to educate everyone about history. so honestly i don't think it should that's my own opinion the director of the museum vocals the review a step in the right direction and prompted by anti racism rallies across the world an influential paper on the issue clai

protective equipment but since i'm led of course those disproportionately high debts among medical stoff in the region so the spotlight now is very much on darkest on me a person who sort of the building of what extra military hospital facility to house specifically a covert infection infected patients as well as sending actual results is to the region in terms of soft material and medical resources so multiple efforts now in a way to try and stem this tide. which is very much been going against the overall trends over the last few days in the country we'll keep a close eye on but a look at this too after the break go looking for it so we talked to the director of the still cold winter national peace research institute about the dangers of terrorism and while the rest the world busy dealing with the outbreak we'll talk about one of the most to about 90 seconds. join me every 1st day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. again our attentions may shifted almost exclusively of course to dealing with

at the moment there's only about 300 people accessing this building every day they all the skeleton stoff most of them working trying to get the video conference and systems working to allow the rest of the u.n. to continue its vital functions those peacekeeping missions mainly in africa and the humanitarian agencies of the u.n. that are helping the most vulnerable people. it's worth telling you that the u.n. is most worried about those people about the refugees and those living in conflict zones that's why one of those who has been coming to work here every single day the u.n. secretary general has launched a $2000000000.00 appeal i asked him about it. you've launched this global humanitarian appeal tell us what is at stake here and how many lives could be lost if the world doesn't act to help the most vulnerable countries the refugee camps and the conflict zones but this is exactly an appeal for that it is a humanitarian appeal for those countries in conflict for those fragile states for refugee camps it's always placement camps. that emetic humanitarian needs that need to go aren't bei

almost $1300.00 for victim sue the virus that was he's become the 1st company in russia to conduct stoff screening tests to find out whether their blood plasma contains antibodies that could indicate if a person's been ill without symptoms as well as finding possible possible donors for those critically ill correspondent jacqueline to go was one of those taking the tests here's how it went. everybody who is left at the channel which is not a whole lot of people thankfully is getting tested today to see if we have the antibodies for the crunch virus and if we do and if it turns out that we do later on we could possibly become donors because there's this whole wave of treating people with blood plasma from people who have already had the corona virus and that's been a lot of success for them so want to try that out i'm going to go get one taken which is not everything to do but are going to cause it's all work there right now we turn that look like i'm not. going to. be the leader. of the you. know the. right and. so when the results come in if it turns out that i have somehow become virus

and earlier we spoke to alexander graff alum stoff he's a member of the german parliament the bundestag and belongs to the opposition free democrats we asked him what trump's move means for multilateral german us cooperation as a better effect we are very strong proponents of multilateralism that we regretted very much when the united states left the paris corridor left unesco left the w.h.o. are about to leave it leaving behind the arms control treaties so as a matter of fact this is a point on which we support chancellor merkel's government we would just like to see more success here and a more determined attitude on the part of the german government when it comes to strengthening international organizations because when america act to kate as a leader inside these organizations china may take over may want to take over and it's something that we as germans and europeans have to counter nato still is our security alliance of last resort and let's not forget 25000 american soldiers are bound to stay my military context tell me that the corporation or the military professional level. ve

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will be limited to table service and dog i'll use would encourage minimal stoff and customer contact close proximity vendors such as. mike rogers. soft play areas. swimming pools and sponsors who i'm afraid need to remain closed for. the prime minister also mentioned hairdressers in the country will be able to return to work as well all of this will take place starting on july 4th johnson also spoke about continuing measures to mitigate the spread of the virus. to stay in control of virus and save lives let's keep. staying to meet his partner of . the recent one me to where not avoiding public transport where possible where you mosque when you have to use public transport. immediately if you have symptoms so why slate constructed to do so by any chance to some trace . meanwhile here in the united states the nation's top infectious disease specialist dr anthony fauci testified in front of congress tuesday and said while we are seeing a lower number of cases in areas like new york he is seeing a disturbing trend in other portions of the nation. in other areas of the country we're now s

at the moment there's only about 300 people accessing this building every day they all the skeleton stoff most of them working trying to get the video conference and systems working to allow the rest of the u.n. to continue its vital functions those peacekeeping missions mainly in africa and the humanitarian agencies of the u.n. that are helping the most vulnerable people.

earlier we spoke to stefan stoff who heads up the earth a system analysis group at the part some institute for climate impact research he argues that if the paris climate goals are to be achieved and missions cannot continue to rise beyond the end of this year missions are still rising but they should be falling by now because what counts really here is what we call the cumulative emissions that is the total of c o 2 that we have emitted since the beginning of industrialization and what that means that every year where we get more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere means that we also have to reach 0 emissions early to still reach the same climate all say the goals of the paris agreement and. already the last report by the intergovernmental panel on climate change has concluded we need to have the global emissions by the year 2030 so we only have 10 years to cover the emissions in the house and that means we have to start now we can't even afford to lose a single more year. now rescuers in australia are trying to free nearly 200 whales stranded in shallow water off the island of tasmania 25 o

your stoff how they coping so i have my staff this month to my parents and i'm only all of the majority of my staff are all women who have children and totally depends on their wages and one thing i will not do bill is let them down if i have to go and sell things or whatever i will ensure my staff have paid and they are protected you can't be the only one with these circumstances what can you do now is acting to thousands of people across the nation i'm having a fastens of messages coming into my inbox and instagram people are just at their wits end and really worry bill about people's mental health jordan this time the having to home school the having to deal with the they that. covert 90 they're having to look after their houses. and watching their businesses getting gunned down with no income what so bad fact that governments have to take action now it's no good in june it's needed now or we are going to go bankrupt. britain has seen a rise in food waste after weeks of panic buying in the supermarkets in this 2nd week of a nationwide lockdown social media users have shared images sh

stoff at this radio call health clinic might have some months since. among their patients is. it's the 3rd time this month that my youngest son has to and. ok. all right there is no. need to let you know it's too much of yourself it was ages of us and mike is not to let you go to the left is wonderful. because of them don't know whose it was. so how are you going to yours. their baby has called brocade she's. i was just into you squint all sense sometimes we see worst so you get a child with a cough like the one that i just saw. she was having. in drawings of the little does because of the dust this is something that you will see on daily average yes you have been here you've got number of clues is not really there should be a study like you're mentioning is that everybody who are living lives through their minds if we get a lot of those patients i think definitely we have to do real estate. astonishingly the south african state has never conducted a study to understand the impact of mine tailings on the population. but can. you catch up with to listen to again back and have t

stoff at this read open health clinic might have some on since. among their patients is. it's the 3rd time this month that my youngest son has 10 and. i don't know i think this is. legal but he knew. too much of the stuff it was ages of us and mike is not seen to be good at this that left this one which goes numb don't know. so how he's going to yours. their baby has called brocade she's. i was just in to squint both science sometimes we see worse you get a child with a cough like the one that i just saw. she was having chest in drawings cuts in the dust because of the dust this is something that you will see on daily average yes you have been hearing here but number of clues is not really there should be a study like you are mentioning is that everybody who are living lives through their minds if we get a lot of those patients i think definitely we have to do real estate. astonishingly the south african state has never conducted a study to understand the impact of mine tailings on the population. but can. you catch up with to listen to again. back in her township at the

dedicated exhausted and at times terrified stoff battle to save lives as russian backed syrian forces relentlessly area i was after it all for us well after you know being in and and we were in a hospital it's our gift of bombing we saved some lives we helped and that's make us inquirers us to continue but a lot of the children we couldn't help them a lot of them died because of bonding a lot of them died in the chemical attack at the time in 28 to the head of the united nations eastern ghouta under the bombing hell on earth i think it was like that it was very dangerous way is a scary place this is everywhere and it's officially in 20 a team before we forced to leave in the last month they started to bomb every 2nd they did install their own doctor armani also faced another challenge she battled prejudice for men believed a woman should be in charge of running a hospital and. how did that feel there you are saving lives and then you have men say a woman's place is in the home it's really frustrating it's make me very angry but i insist to stay and to insist to sex it also because i w

a 2nd wave were to hit they also hope the inquiry would get out says for the families of frontline stoff who've lost their lives as to whether p.p.a. shortages played a role in their deaths we are appalled at the government's refusal to urgently commission an independent public inquiry to examine all the facts from the planning to the procurement to the provision of p.p.a. and learn lessons a review is imperative if we are to avoid a repeat of the condition seen during the 1st wave of the pandemic we know there has been an inadequate supply of out of date and perishing stock we know our standards have fallen short of world health organization and european center for disease control guidance. well campaigners are crowdfunding for their case and of raise more than $60000.00 pounds they believe the government has an obligation to launch an investigation under the human rights act a department of health and social care spokesperson refused to comment on ongoing legal proceedings. and the u.k. opposition has hit out at the government for delaying and independent report into britain's counter-