hello, i'm babita sharma.rs in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. world leaders from 30 countries pledge $8 billion to help develop a coronavirus vaccine at an online summit. president of the eu commission calls it the start of unprecedented global co—operation. the partners are many, the goal is one, to defeat this virus.

i'm babita sharma. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the us renews its attack on the world health organization and china over their response to the coronavirus pandemic. there was a failure by this organisation to obtain the information that the world needed, and that failure cost many lives. all along, we have acted with openness, transparency and responsibility. new symptoms to look for — if you think you may have coronavirus in the uk — a loss of smell or taste. and ten weeks on from one of the world's most stringent lockdowns — bars, restaurants and hairdressers begin to open again in italy. welcome. the us has launched a scathing attack on the world health organization — at its annual meeting of the member states. us health secretary alex azhar said the who had failed to obtain the information that the world needed — which cost lives in the pandemic. have a listen. in an apparent attempt to conceal this outbreak. at least one member state made a mo

i'm babita sharma.ments here in britain and globally. countries agree to an ‘independent inquiry‘ into the world health organisation‘s response to the coronavirus pandemic. that‘s as president trump ramps up his attack on the organisation. they have to clean up their act. they have to clean up their act. they have to do a betterjob. they have to be much more fair to other countries including the united states or we will not be involved with them any more. we would do it a separate way. millions around the world have lost theirjobs —

i'm babita sharma. we're covering all the latest developments and analysis here in britain and globally. pressure mounts on the uk prime minister over the handling of his top advisor‘s trip across the country during lockdown. nearly a0 of his own mps have called for dominic cummings to go — and a junior minister has resigned. asa as a government minister, you must be willing to defend the government policy and with the government are saying, and i was not able to do that so i felt the only option left to me was to resign from government. applause. after a two month coronavirus closure — the new york stock exchange, reopens its trading floor. june 15th has been labelled a ‘european d—day for tourism' — with many countries starting to relax their borders then. greece is allowing domestic travel to its islands from today — we're there, with a special report. and some none—coronavirus news — we'll look into new research on why the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs was so catastrophic. welcome. calls for

hello, i'm babita sharma. this is outside source on bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. world leaders from 30 countries pledge $8 billion to help develop a coronavirus vaccine at an online summit. the president of the eu commission calls it the start of unprecedented global co—operation. the 4th of may 2020 will mark a turning point in ourfight against the coronavirus. millions of people in the uk will soon be asked to track their movements as part of a new contact tracing app. the government want to roll it out later this month. italians have gone back to work for the first time since the country imposed a national lockdown two months ago — but the economic and social impact is yet to be measured. scientists have discovered a microbe that completely protects mosquitoes from being infected with malaria. we'll speak to the lead scientist about just how significant this is in controlling the disease. welcome. th

i'm babita sharma. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. countries agree to an ‘independent inquiry‘ into the world health organisation's response to the coronavirus pandemic. millions around the world have lost theirjobs — and many more are likely to. we assess the economic fallout from coronavirus. more than 11,000 people have died in care homes in britain since the start of march — the goverment‘s been criticised for not acting fast enough. and millions are evacuated from coastal areas in india and bangladesh, as cyclone umpun approaches the bay of bengal. welcome. the head of the world health organisation has defended its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the who has been sharply criticised by the united states and will be the subject of an independent inquiry. here's who chief dr tedros. i thank member states for adapting the resolution which calls for a deep evaluation and response. that including the performance of the who. as i said yesterday, i

i‘m babita sharma.and with the government are saying, and i was not able to do that so i felt the only option left to me

hello, i'm babita sharma. a coronavirus vaccine at an online summit. the president of the eu commission calls it the start of unprecedented global co—operation. the 4th of may 2020 will mark a turning point in ourfight against the coronavirus.

i'm babita sharma. to the coronavirus pandemic. there was a failure by this organisation to obtain the information that the world needed, and that failure cost many lives. all along, we have acted with openness, transparency and responsibility. new symptoms to look for — if you think you may have

i‘m babita sharma.navirus. more than 11,000 people have died in care homes in britain since the start of march — the goverment‘s been criticised for not acting fast enough.