sarah corker, bbc news, in barnsley. have been extended, although families can now take their children for a walk outside if needed. it comes as the death toll in the country climbs by 727 in the past 24 hours, which is slightly down on yesterday's increase. it takes the country's total number of deaths to more than 13,000. of those, at least 66 are front line medical staff. from rome, mark lowen reports. a glimpse of freedom in italy's new normal. parents are now allowed to take their children out for a brief walk, if urgent. after three weeks of lockdown, it is a breath of liberty, but no more. welcomed, albeit with apprehension. translation: we are scared to be outside and a bit spaced out because this lockdown has been our salvation. the measures are working, i'm happy they are in place and we want them to go on. translation: this eases the tension. we are not used to staying inside the whole day. we need some natural light. children need some space. the infection rate is slowing and there is perhaps a little bit mor

he wants to barnsley improve on the methods of big name competitors he and his business partner alan moore biro were roommates back in berlin today they are working to create better jobs for people a new one to. many of the young people. interest in getting into coffee business because their incomes in the coffee business are too low. to change this narrative to make sure that you know. people who are involved in the coffee value chain better incomes and that will attract young people to come back into coffee business. well coffee farm is wages have fallen in recent years the coffee industry sales have been increasing over the last 2 decades companies have managed to find ways to sell coffee at ever higher prices mainly in the form of capsules and pots. but whole sale prices have seen a drastic drop. and once you make the coffee trade fair. like the clinic our coffee cooperative is their ideal partner the farmers here are independent entrepreneurs the cooperative pays good prices and a very special feature here and women repeal lot of the benefits. and that's thanks to undulate cover

he was a manager as well at barnsley and rotherham.respect. england's professional footballers presented the first player of the year award, it was norman hunter who won it. norman hunter who has died at the age of 76. premier league club bosses are meeting at the moment to discuss plans on how to conclude the current season. the premier league spokesperson said they were aware of the distress that they were aware of the distress that the coronavirus pandemic has been causing. they are working to complex scenarios. mclaren racing boss zak brown says all formula 1 races held in europe this season could be closed to spectators. yesterday, f1 bosses discussed a plan to start the season with the austrian grand prix behind closed doors on 5july, then a double race weekend at silverstone. ferrari driver charles leclerc says f1 needs fans, but understands that might not be possible. whatever we can do to start the season as early as possible, but in a safe way. i think it would be better, even if the spectators are not here, but as a driver o

have died but health authorities as i'm actually could run out of hospital beds and next few weeks barnsley with more on that one from london you pointed out last hour lawrence are both the number of deaths in russia is comparatively low very low but that increase in the number of infections is a point for concern. yeah and there's lots of reasons for concern in the situation in russia even if you take the number of deaths that they stand which which may or may not be. a very high number of cases as i was saying before the russian health care system is pretty elaborate dated all these accusations that the law made about the states of russia are over the time that modern it has become president has become. socratic as a country a very small number of very rich people taking all the resources and leaving and leaving facing situations like hospitals just struggle along this is a situation which finds a country house and so even moscow where where all the money all the all the money in russia or is as you say in the introduction there's bound to be a crisis looming in the hospitals because out

he was a manager, too, in the ‘80s, at barnsley and rotherham.will be forever associated with leeds, a team which won matches and not always friends. between hunter and lee, and it looks to me as if it has broken out again. but make no mistake, norman hunter earned wider respect. hunter! when england's professional footballers presented their first—ever players‘ player of the year award, it was norman hunter who won it. norman hunter, who's died aged 76. captain tom moore, the war veteran who's fundraising for the nhs, has now raised more than £18 million. the 99—year—old says he'll keep walking laps of his garden in bedfordshire as long as people keep donating. among the latest donations is one from prince william. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. some rain around today for areas which have not seen very much recently. this was a definite short while ago. elsewhere a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, particularly in north west england, northern ireland, parts of northern and western scotland. the rain this afternoon and thi

barnsley and we can come over played behind closed doors but still people there and a little backgroundplayed in silent, no celebration and stuff like that. for it to be deadly silent, it will be a bit strange. but we will do you sort. at least we are playing darts. that is the main thing. do people really enjoy watching this? it will be streamed on tv. we can see how you get out from home. yes. the lesser players who haven't been on the big stage before, they will have a home advantage playing on their own dartboa rd. advantage playing on their own dartboard. it would have the pressure of the crowd getting on the back or the lights in the camera. —— they will not have the pressure. you will see some cracking games. that's all the sport for now. thank you for that. here's a reminder of the main points from today's downing street briefing. latest figures show that close to 850 people have died in uk hospitals having tested positive for coronavirus. that brings the total number to more than ia and a half thousand. the business secretary announced that the government has set up a vaccine t

barnsley al-jazeera in london. or one world leader has urged people to forget their humanity during the pandemic germany's president using a televised ister message to encourage his nation listen. ninety's a punk to me is kind of big no this pandemic is not a war nations do not stand against nations soldiers not against soldiers it's a test of our humanity it brings out the worst and the best of people let's show each other our best let's also show is to europe germany cannot come out of this crisis strong and healthy if our neighbors are not strong and healthy. still to come on al-jazeera back on the roads the coronavirus crisis forces venezuelan migrants to leave the lock down and. that's the 50th anniversary of the apollo 13 mission one that became a story of survival against all odds. have either been some notable showers in new south wales or of the few in victoria recently but as you can see most of this killing cloud is disappearing across the sea towards new zealand leaving behind the sunshine and not a lot

barnsley al-jazeera in london. the united states is on the brink of overtaking it to me for the highest number of coronavirus related deaths on the planet in new york state though the spread of the virus is showing signs of slowing with hospital intensive care missions declining but new yorkers are now bearing the financial brunt of the book as kristen salumi reports. it's been called the crossroads of the world but these days no one is going anywhere just ask taxi driver nicolay hand hear people talking. about it he says his few customers are mostly hospital workers now that all but essential workers are expected to stay home in the city of nearly 9000000 taxis are essential to make you know. least easy $300.00 a day plus now. if i make a 100 times. i can be lucky. new york the center of american culture and commerce now has more coronavirus cases than any single country even the famously busy grand central station is eerily quiet during normal times 3 quarters of a 1000000 people would pass through here each day

barnsley al-jazeera in london. turkey has put its most populated areas under a 2 day lockdown to try to contain the spread of the virus bakeries hospitals pharmacies and workplaces making medical equipment they're exempt the restrictions are due to end on sunday at midnight seen in kosovo as more. it was like a regular friday for istanbul probably many assume that because the weather would be nice for today and tomorrow sunday and also routines were afraid that more people would be going out yes the cafeteria as restaurants public places shopping malls they're all closed down but of course it is difficult to control those people and there was a conflict between don's opinion the government's opinion and what the science board has been recommending so far and yesterday we heard from some science board members that some of the it is some of the board members some of the doctors were because mending locked on for the weekends a couple of days in a week but it is just for this weekend for now but many expect that it ca

barnsley al-jazeera in london. apple and google have announced they're working together to develop technology that will alert people when they think close to anyone infected with the virus the idea is to help governments roll out apps to run on. both android devices and i phones let's hear bryan reports. for many of us technology is a major part of staying in touch during lock down from online workouts to church services. and birthday parties. it's helping bring our communities together but technology also has the potential to alert people when they've been close to anyone and fictive with the virus. google is teaming up with apple to develop apps to do just that it's a way collaboration between the american companies whose operating systems power 9009 percent of the world's smartphones but some fear the technology could also lead to more unwanted scrutiny of our private lives and personal data google's business model is to track people google's a surveillance capitalist google makes its billions by tracking every

barnsley al-jazeera in london. well now in south korea electronic wristbands a to be fitted on anyone defying quarantine rules the health ministry says monitoring is essential for people who are self isolating after returning from abroad and mosques plastic gloves and sanitizer will be compulsory for voters and wednesday's parliamentary election some patients and medical staff have already cast their ballots and early voting polling stations have opened outside of treatment centers in hard hit areas well now apple and google on teaming up to develop technology to alert people when they've been close to anyone infected with the virus it's a rare collaboration between the american companies whose operating systems together power 99 percent of the wild smartphones the new technology uses unique pretty truth signals and if they have the tracing technology turned on the phones within about 2 metres of each other can record anonymous information now if one of the phone users then tests positive for 19 apple and google wi

barnsley al-jazeera in london. there with the news hour on al-jazeera coming up in a moment back on the road the coronavirus crisis forces venezuelan migrants to leave the lockdown in colombia. on religious sites and refugee camps extreme measures being used to prevent corona virus spreading through the middle east. now this long weekend sports but if the early summer to a good part of western europe but it's increasingly smaller space this series representative of frontal system switching in close this warms the orange represents temperatures significantly higher than they might otherwise be now the cat a course usually brings rain or snow with it that's no exception at the moment is doing just that in scandinavia in parts of the british isles but not in the hot middle bit paris for example 26 degrees on saturday it only drops off slightly on sunday monday the thunderstorms and show you some things changing and we're back down to the average of 16 by monday those thunderstorms going to come in eventually and what

barnsley al-jazeera in london. well let's take this issue of europe on weekends right now to julie who is in who's a managing director of vocal europe which is a think tank researching you politics and joins us from amsterdam mr holmes and welcome to the program and now the e.u. as an entity has really struggled with this since the very beginning has none. well the thing that we have to keep in mind is that the european union is effectively a vehicle for collaboration between 27 different member states that do have different cultures politically economically and in terms of the ways to handle these crises and the european union in the long see has probably done as well as it could considering the circumstances and the short shortly before it started jumping there was sure the point of the project is for the community to come together as one from the very beginning and we saw very clearly how italy was just left alone when it was asking for help it was pleading for help and nobody came to the fore well the problem w

barnsley al-jazeera in london. now as we mentioned the us has reported the highest single day toll anywhere in the world more than half a 1000000 cases have been detected the largest number globally despite that president and his team continue. to express optimism you can see for the 1st time that in the united states we're starting to level on the log rhythmic phase like italy did about a week ago and so this gives us great heart not only in specific places but we're starting to see that change obviously a lot of that is driven by the improvement in new york city remember for a long time they were over 50 percent of our cases and 50 percent of our new cases that is dramatically changed because of the impact of what the citizens of new york and new jersey and across connecticut and now rhode island are doing to really change the course of this pandemic and really change the trajectory of new cases i think are some us show that minority communities have made up a higher proportion of cron-o. by respect him compared

barnsley al-jazeera in london. the united states is on the brink of overtaking italy for the highest number of coronavirus related deaths on the planet and the confirmed cases in the world's biggest economy have been skyrocketing in the month since a pandemic was declared and critics of the president donald trump say his slow response is largely to blame a white house correspondent complete how it has more he has betrayed our national security when the u.s. recorded its 1st coronavirus case on january 20th the united states was in the midst of another crisis the senate will convene as a court of impeachment the impeachment trial against president donald trump something he said was a distraction for the country i think did the political drama also leave the president distracted from leading a response to the cope with 19 outbreak hitting the united states trump says he took the virus seriously from the start i felt it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic all you had to do is look at other countries bu

he was a manager, too, in the ‘80s, at barnsley and rotherham.to me as if it has broken out again. but make no mistake, norman hunter earned wider respect. hunter! when england's professional footballers presented their first—ever players' player of the year award, it was norman hunter who won it. norman hunter, who's died aged 76. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. another day when there has been a good deal of sunshine across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, and east anglia, particularly this morning. this was fife earlier this afternoon. for others, finally some rain has arrived in two parts of southern england and wales that has been slowly tracking north through the afternoon. all tied into this frontal system, this area of low pressure to the south—west of the uk maintaining high pressure to the north and east and that will become more dominant as we go through the second half of the weekend. back to tonight, we still have a band of rain working slowly northwards, tending to weaken as it doe

neil losada is a professional dog trainer in barnsley.o it is really important to find games that you can play with your dogs to psychologically stimulate them and have lots of fun with them. do you think there will be an issue, when all this is over, with separation anxiety, behavioural issues? yes, i think that is going to be a massive problem. now you can have dogs that are actually in the home all the time with the owners and so it is really important to prepare for the time when you do go back to work. another big concern is vaccinations, which had been severely restricted since the lockdown began. it is not a blanket, oh, yes, everything gets vaccinated. there are immune compromised animals, immune mature animals like the puppies. each individual is treated as an individual and what is the actual risk and is this of real benefit to do now or can we delay things? if you're worried about your dog, contact your vet for advice and if walkies is not an option at the moment, there are plenty of other activities you can do at home. tasty t