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and for more let's bring in political correspondent anya color so anya more than 150000000000 euros in new debt i mean that is quite a taboo that german lawmakers just broke there isn't it absolutely right sara for this emergency budget germany had to suspend its infamous so-called debts break which usually limits that's borrowing to 0.35 percent of gross domestic product and this that break had being really at the heart of germany's financial policy for the past few years so grating with this rule really means breaking with the to have moved the emergency budget is part of a bigger relief package of 750000000000 euros and this consists mainly of guarantees for credits. we also had just now on your germany's interior minister announcing that he is tightening the country's borders even further tell us a little bit more about who is allowed to enter the country and who isn't. germany's interior minister who far. work is seasonal workers from entering the country in an effort to slow down the spread of the coronavirus in germany workers who aren't allowed into germany anymore are those co

there she is, brit anya, buderus ea, the union jack shield, there she is, brit anya, buderus ea, the intelligent fiscal support machine but imagine ifjohn mcdonnell had presented this budget, what with the karting have looked like? a magic money tree shaking things, fantasy economics —— cartoon. it would have been because that man is incapable of running an economy! this is what a lot of commentators have said, including yourself, today, rishi sunak has essentially parked the tory tanks on labour's lohan. watching labour faces on the opposition benches when rishi sunak was on his feet, many of them were discreetly nodding in agreement with many of the measures he introduced but looking glum at the same time because he —— they thought he is shooting our foxes one by one. i don't only agree with that but the lawn on which he parked these tanks is in the centre left side of the labour party but right in the core of the red wall, right in the north and the midlands saying, "i'm here for you, we are spending money on you and thank you for voting for us". where i disagree with henry, if yo

cia through the oas would have already installed a stick right wing government like that of janine anya is today in bolivia and a top of the oas accused bolivia's socialist government of irregularities in vote counting which led to this is full civil removal in a military coup though a new top level u.s. study has found no evidence of such fruit in the form of believe in leader who's now in political asylum in argentina says the oas stole the elections. last year we won in the 1st round now researchers and scientists are demonstrating that there was no fraud on october 20. 5th and let's not have any fear of dictatorship brothers and sisters we are going to defeat the dictatorship with democracy with the conscience of the bolivian people. the un human rights organization has expressed concern over the prosecution of dozens of people close to the former president living is now headed by a right wing conservative government led by janine and his who proclaimed herself interim president in morality his absence so ask it taylor has the story. but libya was promised peace what i got was beati

i have a tweet i want to get to you anya, quickly.omebody said, having a difficult time explaining to my teenagers why they need to limit exposure. i want young people to take the threat seriously but don't want in frightened. what about teenagers? we talked about small children. they often look at us and think you don't know what you're talking about anyway, mom and dad. >> right, right. this is really going to be based on your judgment about your child's development, but i think that teenagers, you know, this is a time for a little of a math lesson. show them the flat curve graphic going around and why it's so important we spread out the number of infections. talk about the older people in their community, in their family that they love, and how important it is to protect those people, that we may be able to go out and spread it around, but it's -- it's really going to be severely a factor among us and most visible. this is a character-building experience. i told my daughter, who's younger, i said, you should keep a diary right now,

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boldly waving from the balcony of the presidential palace the self appointed interim president janine anya is now ha it's from angry crowds who are chanting assassin killer traitor because the woman who promised peace. assumed the presidency with a midget a fact in line with the constitution and pledged to take all measures necessary to bring peace to the country has waged war on john and as politicians and on have very own people. there's a director of the state radio station was tied to a tree and humiliated for hours. an incident that was reportedly documented by argentine journalist mauro who was found unconscious in his home a day later with injuries to different parts of his body and who died 6 days later . the. various foreign ministers described whole east containing their home interests as telephone numbers family addresses and other personal information are being circulated viral both top facebook and other social media. it has also been publicly reported that the wire flares bodies of several people were. kielty in the midst of her disappearance allegedly after being collected b

more from political correspondent anya kohler who is joining us now from berlin so why is this vote so important. it is the biggest aid package the german government has ever set up in a crisis and at a very very early stage it allows the government to suspend germany's infamous dept break which usually limits the borrowing to 0.35 percent off gross domestic product now the government is paving the way for a supplementary budget of $156000000000.00 euros which is part of an even bigger package of 70750000000000 euros the major part of which consists of a fund similar to the one during the financial crisis 20082009 which allows big companies easier access to credit but the government will also support small business and self-employed persons they can apply for relief and. they they want to pave the way for easier access to welfare and they want to protect tenants if they down if they are not able to pay their rent anymore and the coronavirus we understand also had an impact on procedures during today's session. it surely had. the most visible one was the rules on social distancing 2 sea

correspondent is covering this story for us hi anya what does medical going into quarantine mean for her and also her ability to govern. well so we i know america is well and she's not showing any signs of covert 19 symptoms so she is doing what a lot of us are doing right now at the moment she's working from home. vice chancellor. who held a press conference earlier today confirmed that she has been taking part in the weekly cabinet meeting not in person but via a conference call she will remain in current time for a full 2 weeks she will continue to work from home and this means this well that she can't speak in the german bundestag this week as she was scheduled to do instead. the vice chancellor will speak and he will explain to the parliamentary once the measures taken by the government and the aid package which the government wants to bring on the way. america will be tested on the coronavirus regularly spokes person stephens i both said this will happen and i'm quite sure that he will communicate the results and we mentioned that the germans public health institute says there

>> the first part, anya, is an accurate diagnosis. i think too often you will ask people about this, and the residue of thinking is the cold war where thercoldwar where thee that ran geographically through europe and you can decide who is on which side and who's with us and against us. even though we would say to ourselves we understand the situation is more complex, i think that still permeates a votthelove of our strategic thig and in reality those lines don't run across borders. they run through countries and is a groups of people that are much more inclined thinking about asia and china and those on the political side who recognize that for the country to survive they need a strong sr relationship with the united states. what i tried to write in my paper is what's happening in asia right now is one of the most interesting periods of strategic orientation and so in india, japan and lamenting the incredible diverse multifaceted strategy which is not as well understood by us and so they are not saying we are with you or with the othe

were actually written by anya and then simply signed by mps. and when political pressure doesn't work the industry goes straight to the source lasses the scienentific stutudies that legigislation is often based o n days that can be thrown into doubtt by questioning methodology all results. and he's on his fiesta plf questions the manufacturers rely on the specialized media but also on a certain number of scientists who eventually become spokespeople for them or for example to try to express probing scientific doubts about the study when in fact the scientists have a direct relationship with the business is in question you don't want your defect. i. think she's obviously. another tool out there just. bodies that appear to be in the- but all one again or- or indirectly to the manufacturers. research institutes reference centers nonprofit associations organizations that allow lobbyists to influence public discourse. they can also help deflect attention away from scandals and improve the company's image. one example in france the companies importin

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one that's actually worth it, emma, jane austen's 19th-century heroine is played by the marvelous anyalor-joy, whose wide-apart eyes make it look as if her thoughts are traveling across hemispheres, perfect for a young woman who knows everything until she realizes she knows nothing. she learns empathy, which we all need right now and we will find, perhaps with the help of works of art like these. we'll come out wiser, more human and yes, more neurotic. the other day i swear i was watching a movie where a guy coughed and i flinched. i'd have wiped off the screen with sanitizer if i had any. one way or another, the pressure shows. >> who lives? who dies? in this time of medical crisis, it's hardly an academic question. and something sunday morning senior contributor ted koppel has been pondering. >> these are dark times. escalating demands, diminishing resources. to get a sense of where we may be headed, we have only to look at italy. theirs is one of the oldest populations in the world which partially explains a death rate that is now close to 10%. in the north, lombardy, the medical sy

>> no, i would -- so i hate to say this, but that is a really western european -- the key honestly anya is never ask the question. never be in the situation where anyone would suspect that you wouldn't be completely behind them. assume that those countries are going to work with you and configure your relations in such a way that you are the dominant player in many of their decision making and understand clearly what your limitations are and where you're not going to be able to play as effectively. it is incredibly hard, and it is also the case that china as a player in asia, i mean, the one thing i ask all of us, it is not an arriving power. it is a dominant power in asia. that most countries quietly will say is the dominant player in asia. >> that's right. absolutely. i want to be respectful of people's time because we're nearing the end. i want to take one maybe two very short questions from the audience. there's one. >> thank you very much. i write the mitchell report. i want to ask a question that really relates all the way through this session. and that is, that if we were to iden

bowler anya shrubsole says they know what they are up against today.l the way through their lineup. 0bviously at sydney, ground neither of us will have played out, potentially, spreading it to be on the slower side than it has been here. we know if we play our best cricket we will be in with a good chance in the game. britain's heather watson has won her first tour tennis title for almost four years. she saw off the canadian leylah annie fernandez in three sets at the mexican 0pen. the british number two will now go back into the world's top 50 — and seemed to be getting into the acapulco spirit with that sombrero. harlequins moved into the top half of rugby union's premiership surprising leaders exeter in the dying moments at the stoop. trailing deep into added time, and with a man advantage, quins were awarded a penalty try, giving them a 3k points to 30 win — and bonus point too. leicester and saracens also won yesterday. and that is all. i will have more in the next hour. good stuff. thank you. let's talk now about nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the br