a crocodile there, should we be worried? don't worry about it! so don't go away. hello again. of travel that you tell us you absolutely adore — the great north american road trip. i'll be prescribing the best time to travel around the south—west usa, and recommending an itinerary to explore ca nada's maritime provinces. first, in response to the alarming spread of the coronavirus known as covid—i9, the world health organization is advising travellers, wherever they're heading, to take a very basic precaution — wash your hands frequently with soap and water. some airlines have already suspended or cut back on flights, and many viewers have asked whether they can cancel planned trips to asia without a penalty. there's no international agreement on which locations are regarded as high—risk, and the basic principle is you can expect a refund from your travel provider or insurance company only if your government has warned against visiting your intended destination. time to hit the road in north america, and karen storey writes in on behalf of her daughter, who's planning to spend

political correspondent nina has a hello to you nina so listen even though berlin is in germany is the largest city we haven't seen a lockdown here yet why is that because it is so densely populated because the vast majority of berlin was don't own a house with a garden they live in small flats and so it's not so easy to impose measures like the ones taken in the state of the various for example where people can still go outdoors so here experts are warning that confining people to their homes could lead potentially to a rise in domestic violence in child abuse it cetera having said that that varia and other states have implemented drastic measures this could also trigger a chain reaction right so we have heard from the german government that it will be monitoring people's behavior today to determine whether or stricter measures should be imposed nationwide so you know what are authorities looking at exactly. well many people on wednesday evening when chancellor angela merkel addressed the germans in her red t.v. address many people had the feeling that this was sort of the last warnin

a. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle the world is struggling in different ways to cope with a coded 19 pandemic and governments are taking the heat for their actions and inactions well the coronavirus be a referendum on globalization. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dmitri bobbitt he's a political analyst.

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello. ne as you can see behind me but on the whole, a lot of cloud. some areas of rain, this was the first area of light rain and drizzle moving into the north sea and we have seen some brighter skies. so with one or two showers. another area of cloud is bringing some rain into northern ireland which will push into wales, north—west england in the west of scotland. ahead of it, 12 to 1a degrees when we still have brighter skies and eastern areas of england that may be here not completely dry. wet and windy weather moving northwards across scotland this evening and then the same rain band moves down into england and wales, some heavy rain over the hills quite like the here are skies following a discount northern ireland away from the showers with temperatures between five and 6 degrees, milder in england or wales at between seven and nine. this band of rain pushed down into the midlands and then rests between east anglia and the south—east of england. the wind direction then changes tomorrow

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but it's not over yet joe biden surges making gains across a number of southern states. hello i'm fully back to watching al-jazeera coverage of the u.s. super tuesday presidential primaries former vice president joe biden has won 8 of the 14 states that have voted to pick a democratic white house contender but his rival bernie sanders took the biggest prize california. as begin with a detailed look at the numbers with richelle carey so what what's the latest it's been a big night for joe biden no doubt yes it has and bernie sanders is catching yeah the story of the night does seem to be joe biden the former vice president falling so he is projected to win let's go through his states right now is projected to win massachusetts all the way over there on the east coast yes that is senator elizabeth warren's home state she lost her home state he also secured minnesota that is senator amy closures home state she dropped out of the race a couple of days ago and dorst joe biden he is also well let's go through the list oklahoma arkansas tennessee alabama north carolina and virginia w

rain in the south on friday clearing off to give a fine weekend. hello, this is bbc news. ple die in one day, bringing the total to almost 3000. world markets continue to plunge, with analysts warning the virus could send the world economy into recession. the us closes its border with canada and invokes a wartime law to increase supplies of vital equipment. we are going to defeat the invisible enemy, i think we're going to do it even faster than we thought, and it will be a com plete we thought, and it will be a complete victory, it will be a total very. —— a total victory. the world health organisation urges extra vigilance, as the number of reported cases climb throughout south east asia. don't assume your community won't be affected. prepare as if it will be. and finding musical comfort online. how virtual choirs are helping people sing away

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a hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... ynes hospital is isolating patients or staff who came into contact with him. 21 people have the virus on a cruise ship off san francisco — around 140 britons are on board. all passengers and crew will be tested for the coronavirus. those that need to be quarantined will be quarantined. those that require additional medical attention will receive it. scotland women's six nations match with france in glasgow has been postponed after a home player contracted the virus. after one o'clock, we'll be putting your questions and concerns to a virologist specialising in coronavirus. sport and now for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. the women's six nations match between scotland and france in glasgow today has been postponed because of a scottish players has the coronavirus. the men's match in edinburgh goes ahead as planned tomorrow, but the women's match in glasgow this afternoon is off. scottish rugby say the player is being treated in a healthcare facility but is oth

a. hello i'm richard just bird and you're at the listening post the code with 19 and them is a news story like no other and like journalists around the world we are reporting on this from our homes our focus is on the media and information side of the coronavirus story this week we're examining the unprecedented rise in the surveillance and tracking of citizens and the long term implications for society will also look at the united states and its problem with just information much of which comes from the very top the white house and president trying. in the worldwide battle against covert 19 more and more governments are looking at our phones to track the infected and to prevent the virus from spreading china south korea israel italy and others are using phone location software along with c.c.t.v. video and credit card records among other tools to do that governments are understandably eager to use every weapon at their disposal in this fight and phone tracking has already proven effective in some places such as china but these measures come with all kinds of questions on finding the righ

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coming up in a moment, the papers. hellowhat the papers will be bringing to what the papers will be bringing to us tomorrow. the chancellor is due to unveil the budget. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the financial times. it says that rishi sunak signals the end of austerity. the chancellor's first budget reveals the biggest borrowing rise in ten yea rs, the biggest borrowing rise in ten years, turning on the spending caps for infrastructure and the nhs. it isa similar for infrastructure and the nhs. it is a similar story in the guardian full stop they call it the coronavirus budget. budget billions to beat the virus is on the daily mail, talking about a 600 million pounds boost for infrastructure projects. virus sufferers given bra kes projects. virus sufferers given brakes on their mortgages amid fears that the virus will plunge the uk into recession. in the times, the health minister nadine dorries is diagnosed with the virus and is now in isolation. she has met hundreds of people in parlia

a. hello there we have 2 main areas the weather across in australia want a little of one to the south the 1st of all across the northwest we're still talking about what was. the remains of this storm system just refused to really die and then to the south this massive cloud is actually a front which is sweeping into the south is going to mean some cool and also some rain showers now ahead of that system very warm indeed into sydney 36 celsius on monday meanwhile through the interior alice springs 30 celsius on monday but as this system works its way through the interior bringing the clouds and the rain the temperature will drop really quite noticeably even fazer vastly but choose day 22 degrees is the high then the rain continuing to its way through the northern territory that all some flood watches in place here and then look at this very extensive rains across much of new south wales and again into sydney the temperature dropping down to $23.00 degrees then up towards asia the recent rain around it is tending to move away off the far north east of north korea pushing away from the table

a hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... the prime minister sends a letter to every household in the uk and warns that the coronavirus crisis will get worse before it gets better. emergency food parcels are being delivered to the most vulnerable people in england who aren't allowed to leave their homes. president trump decides n0 quarantine for new york but says tough new travel restrictions will be brought in — sparking confusion in the state. as europe tightens its lockdown, spain suffers another sharp rise in the number of covid—19 deaths, but officials say the spread of infections is starting to stabilise. and the world's oldest man, bob weighton from hampshire, is celebrating his 112th birthday, but there'll be no party due to the restrictions. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mackenzie, chief executive of the cross—party thinktank demos, and robert fox, defence editor at the evening standard. welcome to you both. thank you for being with us. let'

a. hello again this is al jazeera a 2nd mother to remind you of the main news this hour italy will deploy the army to enforce a lockdown of law muddy the region worst hit by the corona virus outbreak more than 5000 people have died in europe spain and germany have reported a surge in the number of new infections in spain the number of dead wood links the corona virus has risen above 1000 with the 20000 infections. that iran has recorded $149.00 for the deaths raising the total above $1400.00 and make overshadowed the start of the persian new year iran's supreme leader urged an end to u.s. sanctions to allow the delivery of medical supplies. what on the situation in italy francesco bori is a journalist in the bardo in the north and describes what life is like in the country's worst hit region. you know we are somehow 2 weeks ahead compared to the rest of italy so while in the rest of italy intensive care beds. out here we have an oxygen anymore so aust it outside or you know there's no place the nearest hospital now if you call now these emergency number would be immediate on one hour and

i'm an enemy of the state to a hello i'm richard gives birth and you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week maximum security state the case against julian assange and by implication modern day journalists in new delhi rioters attack reporters 1st and ask questions later questions like are you hindu or muslim journalism from behind bars in prisons across the united states inmates are reporting on a hidden world and saudi arabia finds another form of expression it cannot tolerate . a muslim woman rapping about mecca we begin with the legal fate of julian assange this past week saw the commencement of a court case that will determine whether great britain should extradite the wiki leaks founder to the united states the american government has charged the sands for his part in the release of classified military documents and he's looking at a maximum prison term of 175 years sanchez advocates say he has little chance of getting a fair trial in the u.s. that if sent there he could end up facing conditions amounting to torture that is one of the factors

that is true for an approach truth was coming soon on a 00. hello again this is al jazeera a 2nd monitor of much of the main news this hour president donald trump says the u.s. is now testing more people for the growth of virus than any other country but many state governors say they're still struggling to access enough testing kids to fight the outbreak. florida's governor says he doesn't want a cruise ship carrying coronavirus patients to doctor 4 people have died and dozens are sick on board the sun damn it's heading towards the u.s. after passing through the panama canal. and for the 3rd consecutive day spain reported more than 800 new deaths in the previous 24 hours and after 2 days of decline the number of new deaths in italy rose again to 812 there is some hope that infections of the rate of infections are slowing in both those countries. most of latin america is shutting down to fight the spread of the virus there are worries that limited access to health care means that it would devastate the poorest communities but brazil's president is st

extremely worth a visit. hello welcome good news from the world of arts and culture is what's coming up today. how for contemporary artists illustrated responded to or even transcended the slave trade in their own. french architects who presents new life into historical buildings turning them into top class. bots we begin with the ongoing battle between hollywood and streaming services netflix amazon and the others have now infiltrated the oscars the golden globes and the like i think you have a more nominations for the big budget movies they've been making of course keeping people sofas rather than going out to the cinema ave is there room for everyone in this major part of the entertainment business. marriage story a great family drama. and the irishman martin scorsese's 3 hour gangster epic starring robert deniro both films were hard to find in munich's movie theaters after their release nearly all the city's cinema operators refused to show them part of an ongoing battle in the film business. and that's netflix

a. hello there the latest news in the review of the last 7 days you're watching a weekly here on r.t. international and i agree says it has prevented iran 39000 asylum seekers from crossing into the us from turkey the situation escalated after ankara said it would no longer on or a deal on migration. oh a little bit of. a poem 7. i. always go for going to greek territory who leave the rest of it. and in my mind this is really me go way off and during one country. where on thursday turkey did announce the deployment of a 1000 additional police officers to the border to stop greece driving back the asylum seekers migrants are continuing to try and cross despite gasping 5 from both sides and that means he's in the water cannon greece said it will turn back all those and attempting to cross illegally and has suspended asylum applications for months. drove along the border to see the impact the crisis is having. come further down south was still on the greek so i did the border with turkey where new town called ferries and i just want you to get a sense of the action that's happening all a

extremely worth a visit. hello welcome to news from the world of arts and culture here is a look at what's coming up today. a young polish atena who's getting rave reviews in the opera world as a novel unexpected talent. and a french graffiti artist who creates the illusion and then appears in the most wow . bots we start with a movie that's been talked about a loss at the moment never really sometimes always is about the difficult subject of teenage pregnancy and abortion in america where such rights or lack of them are very different from state to state that says 1st let's have a look at the movie and some great acting from the 2 newcomers who really carry the film. that looks like a positive. lucas or anyway. no composite it's. this magical sound you will hear. a young girl and a very big problem. is pregnant.

a. hello and welcome this week show is a bit different from usual our guests are exclusively colleagues from d.w. because here too we're working under extraordinary new conditions trying to counteract the spread of the corona virus as far as possible and that's why you also see us sitting much further apart than we are accustomed to it is my great pleasure to introduce our guests beginning with thomas sparrow he is a political correspondent here. and he says we need bold political decisions but this is also a crucial time for personal solidarity i'm also very glad to welcome kate ferguson she's a. colleague from d.w. business and she says leaders from the world of business and politics need to be guided by the principle of cooperation and not competition and very glad to have with us as well barbara more she reports for daily use board and she says it's not just about professional sports with the closure of the many small sports clubs and important social support in everyday life also breaks away from many people. so let me begin by asking all of you how you personally are coping what t

a. hello and welcome to this week's show is a bit different from usual our guests are exclusively colleagues from data l.b.o. . because here too we're working under extraordinary new conditions trying to counteract the spread of the corona virus as far as possible and that's why you also see us sitting much further apart than we are accustomed to it is my great pleasure to introduce our guests beginning with thomas barrow he is a political correspondent here at g.w. and he says we need bold political decisions but this is also a crucial time for personal solidarity i'm also very glad to welcome kate ferguson she's a colleague from d.w. business and she says leaders from the world of business and politics need to be guided by the principle of cooperation and not competition and very glad to have with us as well barbara more she reports for sport and she says it's not just about professional sports with the closure of the many small sports clubs and important social support in everyday life also breaks are great for many people. so let me begin by asking all of you how you personally are copin

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. t of fine, settled weather out there, this weekend, with high pressure in control. though there is a brisk and chilly easterly wind. the best of the sunshine today will be the eastern side of england and scotland, that is where we will have the bluest sky. a lot of high cloud to the west, the sun will be quite hazy here. temperatures around 8—12 degrees or so. this is the brisk easterly wind. these are average speeds. it gusts higher, around 50 miles an hour, around some of the coasts of south—west england. so it will feel colder as a result. bit of low cloud toward some north sea coast overnight. we will see a bit of patchy rain edging towards the western isles of scotland but for most of us, dry, clear overnight and temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing. so, frost for many going into sunday morning. that patchy rain in the western isles will clear, any low clouds will clear the way from these north sea coast gradually during the day and what we're left is actually up lot

hello, quite a cold night ahead for us hello, quite a cold night ahead for us and i'll be particularly some sunshine today in northern ireland and in scotland because skies are clear with quite a sharp frost on the way in the coldest rural spots across northern england in north wales but also in england, we have cloud and we will have some rain with temperatures holding up because the cloud and rain is hanging around anywhere within the zone and we will see some rain at times but particularly for parts of south west england, across commitments anglia, this is where temperatures are holding up and in the blue of that trust in the countryside, minus five celsius or so. countryside, minus five celsius or so. but at least three of the frost, you start to see tomorrow, the odd shower running in and many places you will stay dry and some high cloud pushing and across north wales northern england in the early sunshine and that weather system of the rain sticks around south wales for the midlands to east anglia, trying to nudge a little further forward , trying to nudge a little further forwar

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a very good afternoon. if you have just joined hello, a very good afternoon. if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, matt hancock, has warned that the measures the government will take to combat the coronavirus will disrupt the ordinary lives of almost everybody in the country. he confirmed that in the coming weeks people over 70 and vulnerable people would be asked to self—isolate, staying at home and cutting down contacts. here are the day's other main developments: matt hancock said ministers would ask the nation's manufacturers to switch to the production of ventilators needed to treat people who develop severe symptoms. more doctors would be trained in their use. supermarkets in the uk are urging customers not to panic buy during the outbreak. they say there is plenty of food available. and the foreign office has advised against all but essential travel to the united states following the us government announcement imposing restrictions on travel from the uk. the foreign office is also advising against all but essential travel

a. hello again adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera italy has reported a steep rise in the number of coronavirus related deaths 919 people died in a single day and in spade the number of deaths has risen to nearly 5000. the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson says he's tested positive for covert 19 and will quarantine in downing street the u.k. health minister also has the virus as the government's seen the medical advisor us president donald trump assigned a $2.00 trillion dollars stimulus package into lol speeding up government payments to struggling families he's also invoked an ax to force general motors to stop producing much needed ventilate us this afternoon to invoke the defense production act to compel general motors to accept reform and prioritize federal contracts for ventilators ventilators are a big deal and we've delivered thousands of them and oftentimes you don't need ventilators very much ospital zone have very many and now we're turning out that we have to produce large numbers but we've been able to do that and we're going to be doing a lot more. t

a. hello there are military and you're watching in question broadcasting live from our team america national headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from all around the world watching right now let's head to our top story that's code 19 of course and it's constant ripple effects around the nation and the world the total number of infections worldwide now topping over 370000 with about $16000.00 deaths today china still leading the way with 81000 cases followed by italy hovering at about 59000 and the u.s. rounding off the top 3 at 42000 cases now taking a closer look at this nation with reported deaths hovering at about 550 cases now in an effort to fight those rising numbers here in this country the u.s. national guard has been activated to 3 of the hardest hit states new york california and washington state now almost half of the u.s. cases about 20000 of them are all in new york state alone now several states have issued a stay at home orders for its residents with some even ordering non-essential businesses to shut their doors this means stay at home and avoid goin

a. hello there i mean you're watching in question broadcasting live from our to american national headquarters in washington d.c. right now it is 5 pm here on the east coast 2 pm on the west coast and 9 pm over in london we want to welcome all of our viewers from around the world our top story of course cope at 19 and it's constant ripple effects around the world and this country the total number of infections worldwide now topping 370000 people with about 16000 deaths and counting china still leading the way with 81000 cases followed by italy with 59000 and the u.s. now in the top 3 at 42000 now let's take a closer look at this country with reported deaths hovering around 558 now in an effort to fight aids new york california and washington state almost half of all the u.s. cases about 20000 of them are all in new york alone several states have been issued stay at home orders for its residents with some even ordering non-essential businesses to close its doors this means stay at home and avoid going out as much as possible unless it's essential now current restrictions include the 3 biggest c

a. hello there i'm manila chan you're watching in question broadcasting live from our team american national headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from all around the world watching right now let's head to our top story that's code 19 of course and it's constant ripple effects around the nation and the world the total number of infections worldwide now topping over 370000 with about $16000.00 deaths today china still leading the way with 81000 cases followed by italy hovering at about 59000 and the u.s. rounding off the top 3 at 42000 cases now taking a closer look at this nation with reported deaths hovering at about 550 cases now in an effort to fight those rising numbers here in this country the u.s. national guard has been activated to 3 of the hardest hit states new york california and washington state now almost half of the u.s. cases about 20000 of them are all in new york state alone now several states have issued a stay at home orders for its residents with some even ordering non-essential businesses to shut their doors this means stay at home and avoid goin

he is unable to carry on his volunteering work and he is having to miss a big family event. hello. on the way for sunday. it's already raining across some parts of the country, particularly across northern and western areas. but the chances are that you'll see some sunshine a little bit later on in the morning and the afternoon. now this is the weather centre that has been approaching us in the last few hours. it's brought wet weather to parts of scotland, western areas as well. this is the rainfall through the early hours of sunday, you can see, across parts of wales, the south—west too. but here we have south—westerly winds and so it's not cold at all. temperatures around nine or ten. the winds blowing out of the north in scotland, so a little bit colder here and even cold enough for some wintriness across the hills of scotland and the mountains too, of course. now, the forecast for sunday suggests that that rainfall will linger perhaps into the afternoon across the south—east and east anglia. but the vast majority of the country is actually in for a fine day, so the sun will eve

to be a book. hello and welcome to tech and today i want to take a little break from traveling but that doesn't mean we haven't prepared an interesting show for you i'm standing in front of berlin's museum island which is a unesco world heritage site all across the globe there are more than $1000.00 designated sites and every year the list grows along.

coming up in a moment, the papers. hellobe us tomorrow. many of the front pages are in. let's have a quick look. in the metro, we are going to lose many more loved ones. the paper quotes the prime minister as he sets out new plans for the coronavirus. in the guardian, many more families will lose loved ones. johnson called the outbreak the worst public health crisis into generation. the independent, up to 10,000 infected by the pm calls for an immediate set down for public events.

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travel extremely worth a visit. hello and welcome to our arts and culture news of the lights the book fair is the latest casualty of the coronavirus scare across europe we'll have more on the ramifications of a global outbreak for the cultural scene and also coming up. how do top chefs keep coming up with new and exciting ideas problem meet one of their secret weapons food scouts. and critically acclaimed electronica artist dan. terrible a self-proclaimed music nerdy type whose new album suddenly tackles the bank of life. the 1st casualties on the cultural front in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak were of course in china cinemas and theaters were quickly shut down there and film productions were halted but now as countries here in europe scramble to contain outbreaks the effects on the european art scene are unavoidable and here are some of the high profile cancellations thus far. there is almost recognizable past tourists stay away in droves st mark's square is almost deserted. and empty the famous venice carnival. b

a hold of him. hi, can you hear me? hello. nice to see you. experts like you chatting online sharing ideas about what to do next? yes, this is a huge global effort and i was in australia, i was in british columbia and the us we have teleconferences daily on the state of the situation. the variability of the transmission dynamics, and really trying to get as much information from the epidemic that will help us develop the very best vaccine as quickly as possible. have you ever know anything like this your in career? no, this is really unique. certainly it has spread globally very quickly. it is caught everybody off—guard. they have already begun testing possible coronavirus vaccines on animals. but to be sure it's safe and effective it could be next summer before a human version is finally approved. richard wescott on the race to find a vaccine for this virus. while the number of people who have died from the virus continues to rise, at the same time, tens of thousands of people are recovering. including julie from singapore. who told the bbc a

resisting calls for a blanket order this as an emergency financial package is rejected. by the senate. hello and a very warm welcome to you i'm eve irvine it's good to have you with us. we're gonna start here in france with the latest figures that show a substantial incrcrease in the percentage of new cases and in the number of deaths from a covert nineteen. the fatalities included three doctors who caught the infection through their work hospitals in france are already overflowing with patients. here's the latest from the french minister for health. your results with salt eight hundred and sixty people have died. which is one hundred ninety six more than yesterday. is it conceals the let off the efforts and the sacrifices that were asking french people to make each day. everyone now understands why the quarantine is essential to the sea it will allow us to stop transmission of the virus and save more lives. the nobility. well the race on to find a treatment. the virus herere in france the national institute of health and medical research has announced that it is starting to e european trial

this is how we like to start the morning with a good hello and a look at san francisco. >> and eagerness at 4:47. that's something. it's like we done lose an hour of sleep. >> i think we're wired right now. we're going to be crashing and taking that nap later on this morning for sure. it's going to be nice because we've seen the rain over the weekend. we measured quite a bit of it in some spots and now as we get started our temperatures are going to be warming up. a little bit warmer than yesterday, reaching 67 in san jose and in santa rosa. 65 in livermore. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen as we check out our highs for today and see what's happening on the radar. right now it's fairly quiet. a few spotty, light showers left behind. we can still see the center of the storm well off the coast just to our south and west. that will be pushing some rain in as we go into today. now this will be more of a rainmaker, will measure up to quite a bit more for parts of southern california. we'll see spotty rain, most near the coast and a better chance of showers movi

hello. a little bit of rain on the way for sunday.ces are that you will see some sunshine a little bit later in the morning and the afternoon. now, this is the weather centre that has been approaching us in the last few hours. it has brought wet weather to parts of scotland, western areas as well. this is the rainfall through the early hours of sunday, you can see across parts of wales, the southwest as well. but here we have south—westerly winds, so it is not cold at all. around nine or ten. the wind is blowing out of the north and scotland, so a little bit cold and even cold enough for some wintriness across the hills of scotland, and the mountains as well, of course. now, the forecast for sunday suggest that rainfall will linger perhaps into the afternoon across the south—east and east anglia, but the vast majority of the country is actually on for a fine day, so the sun will eventually come out in places like birmingham, liverpool, york, newcastle as well, and certainly some fine weather on the way for many parts of northern irela

granted our stories a curveball at the olympic games and take it's being to spend up to a year. hello i'm a clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming india imposes a nationwide lockdown at 1300000000 citizens by minister narendra modi says the state has more to it starts from midnight. spain and prepares for even worse as the death toll surges again and moved.

a. to hello and a warm welcome to our program thanks for joining us today europe's coastlines are littered with ticking time bombs remnants from the 2nd world war and that are becoming ever more dangerous in the north and baltic seas alone around 1600000 tonnes of war ammunition lie on the seabed like this huge underwater might most of it was simply disposed of in the sea by the victorious allies and decades on erosion is threatening to release the toxic loads substances such as arsenic mustard gas and t.n.t. could contaminate the already vulnerable waters of the polish coast and one of the biggest worries for ecologists is the massive amount of oil from sunken warships found in places such as the bay of the down sc environmentalist oldest sarna fears that the past will soon catch up with the present and ruin the sea that holds a very special place in her life. the best to plot a peninsula in the device called the channel this is where the shots were fired that marked the start of the 2nd world war polish marine conservationist augustana is worried about the threat posed by contaminants an

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granted our us throws a curve ball at the olympic games and take it to being disposed by up to a year. hello i'm a clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming india imposes a nationwide lockdown at 1300000000 citizens by minister narendra modi says the state home order starts from midnight. spain prepares for even worse as the death toll surges again and more than 5000 health workers are infected. the u.s. markets shoot up 9 percent as top politicians indicate they are nearing a deal on the jon stimulus package. so then the world's biggest sporting event has been postponed for up to a year the japanese prime minister asked for the tokyo olympic games to be put off saying when it happens it'll be proof of victory over the coronavirus like here brian has this report. there's been weeks of speculation about whether the tokyo games would go ahead the corona virus pandemic that's caused chaos the world over made the event increasingly unlikely now japan's prime minister says tokyo 2020 will be held in 2021 i feel the money as the host of the tokyo olympics taking into consideration the cu

details travel extremely worth a visit. hello and welcome will be talking about the devastating effect that the coronavirus is having on so many live cultural events at the moment also coming up today and iraq eos is to serve up to the so-called islamic states in mosul and survived and now live safely in germany. and this might look like great graphic patents but these are photos of tiny insects magnified thousands of times. but we begin with what's happening in the cultural world regarding the coronavirus the short answer to that is very little as events that require audiences are being canceled as i speak governments around the world are restricting gatherings of lots of people which of course course means most popular artistic events cannot take place but there are intriguing ways of safely playing to your audience as one british pop singer did in have. it was a surreal situation and a 1st for purchasing guy james. playing a major show too and she already tori i'm.

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, it is a dry sunday out there across much of the uk. a good deal of sunshine around, just a bit of patchy cloud here and there, and this is how it looks as we go through the afternoon. just 7 or 8 degrees along these north sea coasts. elsewhere, some of us are creeping into double figures. still a bit of patchy rain towards the western isles of scotland, and elsewhere it is dry. abundant afternoon sunshine. still breezy, but the wind is not as strong as yesterday. it does still feel a bit chilly in the breeze. overnight, the winds ease a bit further in england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take hold. a patchy frost in southern and eastern scotland. towards the north—west of scotland, a chance of rain. increasing cloud into northern ireland. for most of us, temperatures are holding up. turning very wet for monday across the far north—west of scotland, especially into the western isles. increasing cloud and breeze for northern ireland. the best of the sunshine will again be

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i hope you have a good day. hello. th coast of wales — 19 celsius, 63 fahrenheit achieved. a week later, well, we're lucky if we reach nine celsius in the same spot, even with some sunshine continuing. that colder theme continues through this coming 24 hours, but a little less chilly. high pressure's moved further west so the winds more westerly than northern, and notice the gaps in the isobars, starting to widen, indicating it won't be as windy as it has been. that said, a noticeable north—westerly breeze in parts of northern scotland bringing a few rain showers through the day. one or two rain showers in northern ireland and northern england but many will stay dry. a bit of sunshine coming and going through the day, the best of which will be in southern counties of england, east anglia and the channel islands. sunnier than in recent days, and the breeze won't be as strong as it has been, it will probably feel that little bit less chilly. elsewhere, light winds, and that will continue through tuesday night into wednesd