the european parliament's largest group of any peace schools on britain to for an extension to the brics it transition period while both sides deal with the forest pandemic i'll be talking to a brics an expert live a little later. the coronavirus death rate in the u.k. continues to soar to almost $400.00 in a single day and the toll could be even higher after it was revealed the government's own figures don't include those fatalities occurring outside hospitals as number 10 is accused of failing to meet its own targets to ramp up testing. and he joins me now here in the studio with the latest so it's a confusion over the official death of his. yes absolutely and in fact those figures the official ones coming out themselves having been revised a few times today we do know that the death toll has risen by almost 400 over the most recent 24 hour period to just under 801799 deaths that figure was earlier today reported as being over 800 has not been revised down but we know that there are differences in how different organizations or groups report their numbers and that there's been a discre

for now banned bric a landmark listed criticisms of the german state and the e.u. on its website but also cited anti semitic literature it was taken down on thursday . rights groups frequently question the legitimacy of the federal republic of germany and often challenge police or dorothy some members are known to hoard weapons which means that far from being mere eccentrics they are now seen as a terror threat one which the german government is taking tough action against. the olympic flame has arrived in japan ahead of the games of the summer a plane brought the flame from greece to an air base in a part of japan hard hit by the 2011 tsunami and nuclear disaster. in the games as the recovery olympics former japanese medalist received the flame in a ceremony scaled down concerns about the corona virus outbreak. there are growing calls to call off the games because of the disease. and motor racing formula one has now postponed all the grand prix shuttled from may pushing back the start of the season to june at the earliest formula one of the sport's governing body

from berlin a growing humanitarian and political crisis at turkey's borders with the european union bric place of used tear gas and water cannons to drive back migrants one crossing point thousands of people are pushing towards the borders up to turkey said it would no longer prevent migrants from trying to breach the. u.s. president trump imposes new prescriptions to stop the new corona virus as health officials announced america's 1st day from the infection doctors instead of washington don't know how the man can track to the farmers. a map and how it thanks for joining us thousands of people have massed at western border after turkish president. said he will no longer stop migrants from trying to reach the e.u. the u.n. estimates at least 13000 people a stock along the borders between turkey greece and bowl garia at one crossing point great police used tear gas and water cannons to drive back migrants who once moved breeches a deal between turkey and the e.u. meant to could the influx of refugees from syria. correspondent yulia han is covering the story on the ground and filed this re

over here during the brics a debate turkey was used by those who wanted britain to leave the european union as a threat do you think it's over now any chance of turkey joining the european union after failure in libya failure in syria and and now threats against brussels i think independently from what's happening in syria and independent from what happening in libya turkey is. accession process to the european union was put into a deep freeze and with uncertain futures and what. i mean in light of what happened in the meantime in the relations between european and turkey the best solution for turkey was rather than fixing a date or reading it in tangled in the idea of becoming a full member of the european one day you'll is this process you know better to put more order to its interior to its kitchen and make turkey thanks to the accession process make turkey a country with more fundamental rights and through them better to market better functioning democracy more transparent market economy and then if turkey achieves this because of the excess in process where their turkey ultimatel

braced for for tougher measures to come well i mean all of this happens for britain at a time when brics it is still underway and of course where the national health service is also under strain how is the health sector dealing with this. well this is the biggest worry that britain for example has less hospital beds. per capita than for example germany or france say so the fear is that as in other european countries or the health service could be completely overwhelmed by by severe cases and the government has asked for example industries other industries not house industries to work together and to to manufacture more was richer equipment because this is what's expected will be and shortage so we're not there yet at the moment it doesn't seem to be overwhelmed as yet as we have been hearted but docsis we know and and people who work in hospitals they're definitely worried that they might be in the future oh i beg it must the reporting in london thank you . and here's a look at some more of the latest coronavirus developments hong kong will quarantine all new arrivals for 14 days to pres

from berlin a growing humanitarian and political process at turkey's borders with the european union bric place of used tear gas and water cap to drive back my prince one crossing point thousands of people up pushing towards the borders of the tookie said it would no longer prevent migrants from trying to breach the. u.s. president trump imposes knew it was stretching to stop the new corona virus as health officials announced america's 1st death from the infectious disease.

trade talks begin today to determine a post brics it future while they do nation media continues to look away from the case of arbitrarily detained julia songe which may determine the end of free speech in britain coming up on the show deputy leader of the left party in the german bundestag 7 document calls on labor leadership candidate gets accused of persecution of jews to see for himself in court what the u.n. calls torture and arbitrary detention of the founder of wiki leaks plus forget coronavirus will breaks it all doubts on multinational chemical companies catalyze mass insect extinction all this and more coming up in today's going underground but 1st what was it actually like to sit in a london court last week watching an alleged travesty of justice as arbitrarily detained and tortured wiki leaks founder julian assange fought for his freedom one international observer was the deputy leader of the left party in the german bundestag 7 dag dillon who along with 32 other m.p.'s from 12 different e.u. countries witnessed arguably the most important trial of the century so far thanks s

fishing vessels from entering its waters it's becoming a key sticking point in the brics it trade talks as the latest. the town of pool on england's south coast is one of the u.k.'s oldest fishing communities and the local economy relies heavily on the fisheries industry it's a calm and a daily town but life could be about to be brutally disrupted if the political rhetoric is to be believed the u.k.'s tory government to warn the e.u. that if their ships try to access british waters they'll deploy the royal navy to keep them out setting the stage for a confrontation on the high seas we have increased a. sufficient the u.k. is currently in a so-called transition period in the gauche a should have begun which will determine what kind of deal the u.k. will leave with at the end of december this year but when it comes to fishing the 2 sides are still far apart in the months the u.k. wants the e.u. to follow british law and for negotiations to take place annually similar to an agreement they have with norway the you however wants to have a long term agreement with quotas on fishing missy uses

union and therefore for the european commission as well and is this the original calculation was post bricsit oh every other european country has been cured of this idea that they might think about leaving the e.u. and now with those wealthy in the north poor in the south mediterranean countries italy france spain portugal as well they're looking in on this and going actually may be a day of reckoning to pick up on that idea from for brace a day of reckoning might not be such a bad idea not now not in 6 months but maybe in a year or 18 months or 2 years. yes there's a real real real danger that the european project will fall apart if we don't get this this right now this is an incredibly critical moment imagine we don't agree on a modicum of fiscal solidarity with the hardest hit countries in europe and then in a year's time you have prime minister saw the need putting to the italian people the question why do we still it here to the european project why are we still members of the european union i think you'll have pretty good. arguments than for its lee to know that that project if he wan

the now banned bric a landmark listed criticisms of the german state and the e.u. on its website but also cited anti semitic literature it was taken down on thursday . groups frequently questioned the legitimacy of the federal republic of germany and often challenge police or dorothy some members are known to hold weapons which means that far from being mere eccentrics they are now seen as a terror threat one which the german government is taking tough action against. well have you tried to buy hand sanitizer lately well then you know the world is trying to protect itself from the corona virus and hand sanitizer has become a prized and rare commodity in some cases it sells for runaway prices online the main ingredient is alcohol so supplies become scarce a new kind of hero has emerged gen makers seeking to plug the hand sanitizer gap and to stop the profiteering take a look chin and hand sanitizer supplies for the pandemic now available at the same spots. it's all about alcohol and these people especially us but well chin is about 40 percent alcohol virus killing h

very important for example you know morgan stanley i believe came out with that whole acronym the brics you know brazil russia india china this was the cash flow is flowing into these developing countries and it was a new trend and it was set in motion a whole period of investment do you see those types of macro trends do you see can you tell us looking at the data that now we've got more institutional money coming in because people talk about it but is it verified is it borne out by the data that stuff a little bit how to with institutions because they don't actually teen to use the block chain like retail you hold hold the coins in your wallet institutions to hold it as a provider and. some of it is shielded because it's the phase where we do custody ownership of those coins and they don't actually move on chain just legal agreements sort of a lay it. so i think we'll start to lose some of the signal they're getting from the from from county got the retail side but institutional stuff is still sort of. in the shadows again. right where there's a whole shadow banking system and there i

funded european crop protection association claiming opposed to brics it u.k. can reintroduce maybe glyphosate unique huge annoyance one of these called chlor p. rose and. they have such crazy names you might almost think that but those names that we wouldn't talk about the money. so yes the multinational companies the biggest ones are massive massive corporates and of course they're in the game of playing one country off another and about a 3rd of countries around the planet don't actually have proper pesticide regulation at all and those sorts of countries overseas open to exploitation by those who are trying to abuse their naiveté if you like and i'm sure our politicians would say they're immune to the lobbying of big multi-billion dollar multinational companies taking them out for dinner. well i wouldn't believe they're guessing you wouldn't believe that i'm guessing it's not people who i don't know if we're going to believe that are they so so that you know that they're very much playing one country off another and that means that even when they know that

action immediate action i think what is actually going to do is going to show not the way to talk about brics it what it takes in terms of independent decision making the u.k. has acted so quickly he talked about the spending measures and i would say 2 things you know some things are very important and drastic when there's no heckling in the house of commons you just had your course there was no hurricane whatsoever and even i mean it shows the depths of the help that they're giving even any business affected by the lack of football fans which is a big industry across the u.k. they're even going to receive help so this is a big deal and it's a big example to all of europe and now even like the central bank in europe they're scrambling they're going to have a meeting you know tonight tomorrow they're having cause to determine what to do but yes the u.k. has acted and it's very significant and it's interesting when we look at the stimulus measures we are seeing actually. to be put in place a $39000000000.00 stimulus plan in great britain in the us we're having the conversation about payroll tax

do these developments mean for the future of northern ireland as will become clear the process of brics it unplayed changes taking place in arlington north and south has caused all sorts searching the new thinking among both the nationalist i'm unionists communities now back to alex in belfast. a peace process requires peace makers politicians with the imagination to leap across history but it also has to be understood today i speak to professor duncan murrell nonviolence foremost i could emic on the subject of anti bigotry and reconciliation between communities. well professor mo welcome to examine sure thank you so much glad to be here. you are probably the most published academic in terms of reconciliation between the communities and northern ireland the need of course of you to expertise to help them to. drive in scotland what how do you get communities to stop distrusting. it's not a simple question and it goes back to so many different dimensions and i suppose actually for us it was trying to find practical ways into that right along the border so i mean everything in northern ire

trade talks begin today to determine a post brics it future while they do nation media continues to look away from the case of arbitrarily detained julia songe which may determine the end of free speech in britain coming up on the show deputy leader of the left party in the german bundestag 7 document calls on labor leadership candidate gets accused of persecution of julian assange to see for himself in court what the u.n. calls torture and arbitrary detention of the founder of wiki leaks plus forget the coronavirus will breaks it all doubts on multinational chemical companies catalyze mass insect extinction all this more coming up in today's going underground but 1st what was it actually like to sit in a london court last week watching an alleged travesty of justice as arbitrarily detained and tortured wiki leaks founder julian assange fought for his freedom one international observer was the deputy leader of the left party in the german bundestag 7 dag dylan who along with 32 other m.p.'s from 12 different e.u. countries witnessed arguably the most important trial of the century so far

now left it well off the brics it's. now sends out the u.k. says it didn't see the mail. as unbelievable as it sounds they literally saying they didn't see the e-mail in the now not of the european procurement program and instead are all skin companies like dyson which makes vacuum cleaners and rolls royce and other companies like this to try and change our business model and do it in the u.k. instead people who don't like bricks it's. a few areas saying that it's a political move not a health care move by the government to prove it can manage outside of the european union so it's proved a very controversial move but they are now from simply trying to provide as many ventilators they can to mystically without asking the european union for any help at all like innes all right lawrence play with the wrap up there from london thank you lawrence more cases of crowded virus have now been confirmed in the u.s. than anywhere else in the world but against the advice of many of us medical experts president says he's committed to getting people back to work as soon as possible as a

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presidential election on the outcome of the brics referendum that actually change votes i i would say there's enough strong evidence and enough consensus of enough people with enough different well intentioned and well informed perspectives that we should finally to say what the american intelligence establishment has said and what many others have said is that yes yes facebook did change the outcome of the american election and facebook's property wazza did change the outcome of the brazilian election. probably played a role in briggs it probably played a role in many other events in the world in recent years while and it's interesting you say that the problem is much broader than facebook its social media itself you say that there are 10 arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now that's the title of your book so we don't have time to get into all 10 what do you know top 2 arguments for why people watching to get off of social media. well i would say 1st of all there could be some good form of social media the problem with social media right now is that it's designed

a part of the largest grouping of any pieces as the british government to seek an extension to the brics a transition period due to the pandemic the european people's party which represents more than a quarter of n.e.p. said spending the exit is the only sensible thing to do as the bloc deals with the crisis of prime minister boris johnson has maintained that the date will remain the 31st of december but it's been done. it. being regulated discussed i can tell you. at the moment. we're getting on with. the . legislative legislation in place that i have no intention of changing. it comes as the 1st meeting of the joint u k e u committee set up to implement the would drop agreement took place by video conference britain is represented by michael gove while vice president of the european commission the chef is on behalf of the e.u. but a study by the groups at best for britain and hope not hate reveals that the public mostly disagrees with the government pushing ahead to wrap up talks by the end of the year. over 2 thirds of the general population would like to see the u.k. are asked for an

the european parliament largest group of any peace calls on britain's also for an extension of the brics it's transition period while both sides deal with the bars and that. the coronavirus death rate in the u.k. continues to soar to almost $400.00 in a single day and the toll could be even higher after it was revealed the government's own figures don't include those fatalities occurring outside hospitals that's his number 10 is accused of failing to meet his own targets to ramp up testing. and he joins me here in the studio with the latest bring us up to speed and well we've been seeing of course in the last few hours the daily briefing which takes place with government ministers and other officials and we've also been hearing from the national medical director of n.h.s. england stephen powell who warns that despite that rise in the number of deaths in the u.k. the country has barely got into the woods let alone get out of them. we have had a rise in the number of u.k. cases but recently there is a little bit of a plateau now i think it's really important not to read too much into this

talk britain and the european union finally began begin discussing how they'll trade together after brics it will be in sport liverpool's manager dismisses fears that his team could be denied the premier league title if the season is abandoned due to correct a virus. that is the focus on the european weather has now come south so we were talking about jorge here it's spread its influence rather trustor eastern and southern europe in the development area is in the south so whilst it was italy from monday for tuesday it's going to be the south of france risser star i think for the pyrenees and quite windy weather on stock coast the rain from italy has gone down towards out by a near and is heading towards greece's snow of course in line with a bit more height so it and then further north we got obvious rain has gone through denmark developing somewhere south of sweden but i think the concentration will be down the south of france because that's a repeat performance it will happen again on wednesday and the radar runs through this central western med these together at st this drift to the ea