they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say 4 to ventura can't take anymore people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. some we didn't put there were currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see a hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like camera and 2 ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland some where they can find work and are safe from deportation back home. well take a look now at some of the other stories making news a

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say 4 to ventura can't take anymore people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. so we. are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see a hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over coronavirus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like mara and 2 ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland some where they can find work and are safe from deportation back home. not to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a video

we'll take a look at new migrant arrivals on the canary islands as thousands continue risking their lives on the. ocean to get to europe. and $29.00 german police officers have been suspended for sharing illegal far right images including response that goes in chapters some are now facing criminal investigations. and guilty of corruption the former head of world us sentenced to 2 years in prison following a doping scandal as lawyers say the court has made him a scapegoat for a much larger problem. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us a police operation is underway on the greek island of lesbos to move thousands of migrants and refugees into a new temporary tent city many have been sleeping on the streets after a fire destroyed the refugee camp authorities say the operation is so for passed off peacefully but many migrants are reluctant to move into the new facility. rows of tents on the greek island. they've been set up for migrants displaced by the fires that gushed the morea camp. on thursday week police started moving hundreds into them. over the past few days migrants have chosen

at that stage, the body —— canary —— ca nary islands —— canary islands were...has to come first but it did not make a lot of sense. this is definitely a step in the right direction. it really is and we definitely welcome that. if you're coming back from mykonos and crete, some of the other islands affected, it is not good news, but is a nuanced, sensible approach to enable people to go on holiday without people's health being at risk. the net effect in the short—term is to add more places to the quarantined list, effectively, so seven greek islands plus the canaries and the balearics. to be fair, this can go... if you look at the situation in the canaries andy balearics, it has gotten worse. many wanted to visit friends and family, have parties, and this was not a good idea given the level of infection. it having myself and overseas, in countries were restrictions were lifted, if you go away on the you find a very different experience on holiday. the hotels, because not 70 people are travelling, they have very rigorous social distancing. everybody has to wear a

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official safeword to ventura can't take anymore people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. and we. are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see a hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like camera and 2 ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland some where they can find work and are safe from deportation back home. circle up now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world

new tent city but many don't want to go also coming out to look at new migrant arrivals on the canary islands as thousands of refugees continue risking their lives on the atlantic ocean to get to your. boss why is india's coronavirus death rates so low people say victims are being deliberately on the counter. and berlin's legendary nightclubs have been forced to close because of the and one entrepreneur has found a way to give frustrated party goers a quick fix without risking that. have a false welcome to the program a police operation is underway on the greek island of les boss to move thousands of migrants and refugees into a new temporary tent city many have been sleeping on the streets after a fire destroyed their refugee camp with ortiz say the operation has so far passed off peacefully but many migrants are reluctant to move into the new facility. packed up and on the move again along with their few remaining possessions. early on thursday police on the greek island of les bos started moving hundreds of migrants to a new camp that's after a fire at the overcrowded morea camp left almos

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say fuerteventura can't take any more people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracting criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. but there are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see a hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested and one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like camera and 2 ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland somewhere they can find work and are safe from deportation back home. to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world col

the wine growers of lungs a little pride themselves for their practice of organic farming the canary islands with its of rocky landscape shaped by working to get options provides exceptional conditions. and a very unique cultivation practice sets it apart even. this is not the wine producing region. the island. vines grow in 3 in the craters designed to protect the plants from harsh winds wind grower pedro limits and his family have been farming in this land for 3 generations the grape harvest is done entirely by hand the volcanic ash plays a vital role in nurturing the plants. what's important for the harvest is that the volcanic earth mixture stores the humidity of the rain for the entire year. and that's why the vines grow so well and are so fresh. wheat fields used to cover this land until a major volcanic eruption hit the island in 1730 lava spewed for over 6 years destroying the agriculture later it was discovered that the earth here was full of minerals conducive to growing grapes. ignacio remeron is a qualified biologist for him preserving the traditional methods of farming is the ma

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official safeword to ventura can't take anymore people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. the airport there are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see a hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like tamara and to ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland somewhere where they can find work and they're safe from deportation back home. time not to have a look at some of the other stories makin

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official say fuerteventura can't take any more people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. with some we didn't have in the airport there were currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like camara and 2 ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland somewhere they can find work and are safe from deportation back home. on december 31st of this year the transition

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official safe work in ventura can't take any more people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. it's a different there are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see a hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested and one of the last group says half of the tests were positive many newcomers like tamara and to ray want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland someone they can find work and are safe from deportation back home. on december 31st of this year the transition period for

when quarantines were first introduced on travel from spain, the industry was saying why the canary islandsh are far from the spanish mainland, being subject to a quarantine when the problem is in northern spain, but the first impact of this change is, in fact, to increase restrictions, because they will be no relaxation from people traveling from the canary islands. he made that very clear in the statement. at we will see is seven greek islands which were not subject to any restrictions becoming subject to restrictions. anchor: a few minutes in the program, we will have the latest from belarus, where witnesses say the opposition leader has been snatched off the streets of minsk to a group of ganged men. now, a 15-year-old boy has been shot on the way to his first day back to school in suffolk. another 15-year-old boy is being held on suspicion of attempted murder. here is our bbc correspondent. >> the pupil shot in a village just outside ipswich this morning. >> i heard a gunshot, and then i heard a scream. reporter: miles away and hours later, detectives made an arrest on the others have

they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official safe work to ventura can't take anymore people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. which i went in the in the effort there are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see hotel full of migrants now that's reality. adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over corona virus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half the test were positive many newcomers like camera and to re want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland some where they can find work and they're safe from deportation back home. on december 31st of this year the transition

for its economy and especially for jobs john philip schultz brings us this report from spain's canary islands while the season is coming to an end in most of europe the real action is just beginning on the spanish island of where to enter without italian fits that will violation i had lived here for 15 years she runs a kite surfing school after months of coronavirus restrictions. she's now hoping for winter vacationers then something here is pleasant in the colder months and it's nearly all and waits when the. i hear it i should arrive. we have a lot of reservations i mean not like it's. more like asking for information how this situation is looking but i know there are a lot of people from all over europe interested in coming here and i hope it can be possible for everybody. it's far less optimistic he runs a small country hotel in the interior of the island the restaurant is doing reasonably well but he says the hotel business has collapsed because for months people all over the world have been warned against travel to spain he has already had to let go several employees on his small team a

already spent 3 days on the sea in a riveting in the atlantic crossing between africa and the canary islands is considered the most dangerous escape route in the world. so literally we heard air leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me. and i thought about friends i would never see again which i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. the leak was successfully patched and abdul reached the spanish coast in the last few weeks alone more than 1000 migrants like him have arrived in the canary islands many mediterranean countries have tightened controls against immigration because of corona and the well trodden route via libya has become dominated by criminal gangs with such developments the dangerous atlantica route has become increasingly attractive new arrivals are placed in largely empty hotels the island's tourism association has shot criticism for the government's decision. the working to promote for the ventura as a safe a

the wind little they pride themselves for their practice of organic farming the canary islands but that's the landscape she. provides exceptional conditions. and a very unique cultivation practice. even. this is a heady yeah the wine producing region on the island of land so. vines grow in 3 metre deep craters designed to protect the plants from harsh winds. wind grower pedro limits and his family have been farming in this land for 3 generations the grape harvest is done entirely by hand the volcanic ash plays a vital role in nursing the plants. what's important for the harvest is that the volcanic girth mixture stores the committee of the rain for the entire year. that's why the vines grow so well and are so fresh. fields used to cover this land until a major volcanic eruption hit the island in 1730 lava skewed for over 6 years destroying the agriculture later it was discovered that the earth here was full of minerals conducive to growing grapes. ignacio remeron is a qualified biologist for him preserving the traditional methods of farming is the main priority. people had lost most of th

so the view there from spain's canary islands let's look at the broader woes facing global tourism and the pain started in the 1st 3 months of the years of the year rather as asia lock down that led to a 22 percent pullback in the sector and while those numbers have improved slightly in some regions the overall tourism industry is looking at a whopping 60 to 80 percent contraction for the full year and that would put as many as 120000000 directors of jobs at risk. and let's talk now to richard weston he's a senior research fellow at the luxury school of business in the u.k. where he focuses on tourism but just good to have you on the show how dependent has europe become on tourism. i think that. probably is as a region europe isn't more dependent on the loss of all the regions in the world that there are parts of europe. particularly spying in italy greece which have become very dependent on tourism. 15 percent of their g.d.p. comes from from just from this one sector that's staggering what does that mean for jobs they have to jump a lot of jobs and cause he's not just very directly em

so the view there from spain's canary islands let's look at the broader woes facing global terrorism and the pain started in the 1st 3 months of the years of the year rather as asia lock down that led to a 22 percent pullback in the sector and while those numbers have improved slightly in some regions the overall tourism industry is looking at a whopping 60 to 80 percent contraction for the full year and that would put as many as 120000000 directors and jobs at risk. and let's talk now to richard weston he's a senior research fellow at the luxury school of business in the u.k. where he focuses on tourism but just good to have you on the show how dependent has europe become on tourism. i think that. probably is as a region europe isn't more dependent all the loss of all the regions in the world that there are parts of europe. particularly spying in italy greece which have become very dependent on tourism. 15 percent of their g.d.p. comes from from just from this one sector that's staggering what does that mean for jobs. they have to jump a lot of jobs and of course he's not just a dir

grant travelling from the lyrics for the canary islands. grant chaps made that clear. he moment it is increasing them. the other key point which he was pressed on was about airport testing and a lot of people in the travel industry really want to see that at airports. yes. testing on arrival as an alternative to quarantine it is something the travel industry has been pushing for some time. mr sharp's made it clear this was not something he considered sufficiently reliable, there would be too many false negatives. people who had the disease but were not testing positive when passing through the airport but he did say testing at airports alongside quarantine arrangements could be more viable. testing might enable people to leave quarantine early... i'm afraid we have lost theo but we will talk now. . . we can speak now tojulia lo bue—said — chief executive at advantage travel partnership — the uk s largest independent travel agent partnership. cani can i ask for your reaction to this news that islands from their own can be treated differently, although as theo was saying,

so the view there from spain's canary islands let's look at the broader woes facing global tourism and the pain started in the 1st 3 months of the years of the year rather as asia lock down that led to a 22 percent pullback in the sector and while those numbers have improved slightly in some regions the overall tourism industry is looking at a whopping 60 to 80 percent contraction for the full year and that would put as many as 120000000 directors of jobs at risk. and let's talk now to richard weston he's a senior research fellow at the luxury school of business in the u.k. where he focuses on tourism just good to have you on the show how dependent has europe become on tourism. i think that. probably is as a region europe isn't more dependent on the loss of other regions in the world that there are parts of europe. particularly spying in italy greece which have become very dependent on tourism. and 15 percent of their g.d.p. comes from from just from this one sector that staggering what does that mean for jobs they have to jump a lot of job silicosis not just very directly employed peo

new tent city but many don't want to go also coming out to look at new migrant arrivals on the canary islands as thousands of refugees continue.

the wind who was a few little they pride themselves for their practice of organic farming the canary islands with its the landscape she. provides exceptional conditions. and the venue me cultivation practice. even. this is the wine producing region on the island of land so water vines grow in 3 metre deep craters designed to protect the plants from harsh winds wind grower pedro limits and his family have been farming in this land for 3 generations the grape harvest is done entirely by hand the volcanic ash plays a vital role in nursing the plants. what's important for the harvest is that the volcanic earth mixture stores the humidity of the rain for the entire year. that's why the vines grow so well and are so fresh. fields used to cover this land until a major volcanic eruption hit the island in 1730 lava spewed for over 6 years destroying the agriculture later it was discovered that the earth here was full of minerals conducive to growing grapes. ignacio remeron is a qualified biologist for him preserving the traditional methods of farming is the main priority. people have lost most of the

spanish coast in the last few weeks alone more than 1000 migrants like him have arrived in the canary islands many mediterranean countries have tightened controls against immigration because of corona and the well trodden route via libya has become dominated by criminal gangs with such developments the dangerous atlantica route has become increasingly attractive new arrivals are placed in largely empty hotels the island's tourism association has shot criticism for the government's decision it's only been there for are currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island that's in the best of health nobody likes to see hotel full of migrants now that's reality. at the government level island director domingo fuentes also receives criticism from other sites human rights activists criticize that the migrants are sealed off in hotels and don't have access to asylum proceedings they want of conditions similar to those in greece where the migrants lack the most basic necessities twenty's rejects the criticism so. we are a southern external border of the european union here in the s

the wind who was a few little they pride themselves for their practice of organic farming the canary islands with its off the landscape shaped by. provides exceptional conditions. and the venue me cultivation practice. even. this is not heady yeah the wine producing region on the island. vines grow in 3 metre deep craters designed to protect the plants from harsh winds. wind grower pedro limits and his family have been farming in this land for 3 generations the grape harvest is done entirely by hand the volcanic ash plays a vital role in nursing the plants. what's important for the harvest is that the volcanic earth mixture stores the humidity of the rain for the entire year. that's why the vines grow so well and are so fresh. wheat fields used to cover this land until a major volcanic eruption hit the island in 1730 lava spewed for over 6 years destroying the agriculture later it was discovered that the earth here was full of minerals conducive to growing grapes. ignacio remeron is a qualified biologist for him preserving the traditional methods of farming is the main priority. people have

the canary islands a popular destination for european tourists is also a high risk area many bookings have been canceled and hotels pools are deserts it's bad news wherever you look. and to me that this is exactly what we hoteliers were afraid of a lot of hotels will close down some of them this week already. how to protect against the coronavirus and at the same time support the economy spain faces a nearly impossible task. and of course not just hotels suffering but trade fairs large large exhibitions concerts canceled in large swathes over the past year to the detriment of the businesses involved but also the organizers well crowds of those organizers took to the streets wednesday in berlin demanding financial aid from the government there groups behind the pro. say event organizers are seeing revenue losses of 80 to 100 percent and are threatened with closures unless something happens. some are trying to get creative in the mean time organizing events that it hears regulations but still struggle to make money here's a look at one concert and homburg. live again at last belgian sin

germany has added the canary islands to its list of coronavirus hotspots meaning that all of spain is not considered high risk for german travelers infection rates have searched across spain since measures were lifted in june. johnson has revealed that he and his family have tested positive for 19 more than 2 weeks ago but made a full recovery known as the rock said he is wife and 2 children are now healthy but that beating the virus being a challenge. i just powerful businessman has been acquitted of the murders of investigative journalist young quits yet county's fiance martina cause nero of prosecutors allege that. the killings which led to mass protests on the rez resignation of slovakia's prime minister the verdict surprised the family members and observers in court prosecutors say they will appeal. that happened on a dark day in february 28th. an assassin killed 2 people in their own home just outside the slovak capital. the victim's investigative reporter yan could siac and his fiance martinez. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in could see acts work. h

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is for its economy especially for jobs john philip schultz brings us this report from spain's canary islands. while the season is coming to an end in most of europe the real action is just beginning on the spanish island off where to ventura you tell you about has lived here for 15 years she runs a kite surfing school after months of coronavirus restrictions she's now hoping for winter vacationers the climate here is pleasant in the colder months and it's nearly always windy. i hear it i should arrive. we have a lot of reservation not like us for long. more like asking for information how the situation is looking but i know there are a lot of people from all over europe interested in coming here and i hope it can be possible for everybody because it's far less optimistic he runs a small country hotel in the interior of the island the restaurant is doing reasonably well but he says the hotel business has collapsed because for months people all over the world have been warned against travel to spain he has already had to let go several employees on his small team and he sees few signs of impro

first introduced on travel from spain, the industry was saying, "why are the balearics and the canary islandshen the problem is in northern spain?" but the first impact of this change is in fact to increase restrictions because there will be no relaxation for people travelling from the balearics or the canary islands. grant shapps made that very clear. what we will see seven greek islands which were not subject to any restrictions becoming subject to restrictions, and that seems to be the price for allowing greece to remain having a travel corridor with the uk. so, in fact, although this is billed as something which should enable the government at times to relax restrictions to certain areas, specific islands, at the moment, it is increasing them. let me take you through some of the main here in the uk. police in the english city of birmingham say they have arrested a 27—year—old man in connection with a series of stabbings, late on saturday night. one person died and seven others were injured. wikileaks founderjulian assange — who is fighting extradition from britain to the us — has been cha

its mother hails from the canary islands.he is a had a -- sahara conditions improve the conditions of the dromedary camel. >>> and from the desert heat to an icy story in. austria. an extreme athlete beat his own record for the longest time spent in ice. he managed to remain in a glass box filled up to his shoulders filled with ice cubes for two and a half hours. he wore nothing but swim trunks. he plans to beat his next record in los angeles. which i think might be a better place to do that. a little warmer. >>> a kentucky driver tried to fool police with a hand-drawn license plate, except he was missing one key detail. officials in millersburg pulled the car over because the license plate seemed out of place. they noticed it didn't have a registration sticker. and they found out the driver didn't have insurance and driving with a suspended license and failed art class. no that part is just a joke. i don't know if he failed art class. a south carolina couple got to walk down the aisle during their wedding ceremony. nothing u

it is something that is happening and we hope this is going to help for the canary islands, having againgreat britain is happening in the economy, each regional part of the country. so that makes sense now, thatis country. so that makes sense now, that is for example in the canary islands, our rates are better than other parts of spain, it makes sense that you can have a corridor, a safe corridorfrom the that you can have a corridor, a safe corridor from the uk that you can have a corridor, a safe corridorfrom the uk market. that you can have a corridor, a safe corridor from the uk market. what about from your perspective, jonathan? what does it mean for travellers? we welcome the announcement that the government will welcome islands separate from mainland. it will help places like the canaries if the travel restrictions change, it is a very popular destination with british travellers, especially going into late summer. it is fantastic whether they're well into the year. however, we do want them to look at landmasses as that of islands. if you think about some of our most important tradi

we'll take a look at new migrant arrivals on the canary islands as thousands continue risking their lives on the profit line to coercion to get to europe. and 29 german planes.

this one man studying his community was actually on the canary islands, wolfgang cola, "thee wrote this book, mentality of apes." that was that was the only book i read that really really was useful to me. i wasn't reading scientific papers. i was going up, and lewis leakey picked me because he subsequently told me he wanted somebody who hadn't been to college, because he wanted someone whose mind was cluttered up -- was not cluttered up with reductionist thating and ecology at time, and he wanted a woman weause he felt that maybe would be more patient, and therefore, better observers, so when i first went out, i wasn't thinking in terms of other publications or anything like that. george shella had studied mountain gorillas for a year and there were two americans studying baboons in south africa -- and that was about it for the primates, except one crazy man a long time ago in gabon, and he wanted to learn about chimps for some bizarre reason. he must have been peculiar. he made a cage, he put it by a fruiting tree, he got into the cage naked, and in a mission, smeared himself with bab

new tent city but many don't want to go also coming up a look at a new model of rivals on the canary islands us thousands prestigious continue risking their lives on the atlantic ocean to get to europe. i'm told by unicef and save the children.

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you up to date now and so the other stories making the news at this hour germany has added the canary islands to its list of coronavirus hotspots i mean all of spain is now considered a high risk area for german travelers infection rates have been surging across spain since locked down measures were lifted injured. japan's coast guard has rescued a man during a search for a missing ship carrying livestock the rescue crew members say the vessel capsized and sank amid strong winds and rains from typhoon may sack the ship was carrying dozens of crew members and thousands of cattle. the trial of 14 suspects accused of eating the 2015 islam as the attack on the satirical magazine charlie hebdo is into its 2nd day powers 3 assailants murdered 17 people before being shot dead by police the magazine was targeted because of published cartoons of mohammed now it's a case that brought thousands and slovakia out on to the streets in revealed corruption in very high places a slovak businessman will face a court verdict in the coming hours for allegedly masterminding the murder of a journalist prosecutors

get to break down some of the other stories making the news at this hour germany has added the canary islands to its list of coronavirus hotspots that means all of spain is now considered a high risk area for german travelers infection rates of service call spain's loss measures were lifted in june. typhoon may sack has been lashing the korean peninsula storm made landfall in the south 2nd largest city busan killing at least one person. also brought flooding to north korea and in japan rescuers are searching for a livestock ship carrying 43 people that capsized and sank with thousands of cattle on board. the trial of 14 suspects accused of eating the 2015 islam is attacked on the satirical magazine charlie hebdo is into its 2nd day in paris 3 assailants murdered 17 people before being shot dead by police the magazine was targeted because of published cartoons of mohammed. now it's a case that brought thousands in slovakia out onto the streets and revealed corruption at the very highest levels of the government there a verdict is expected shortly against a slovak businessman accused of masterm

new tent city but don't want to go also on the program to look at new migrants arrivals on spec canary islands or styles of refugees continue to risk their lives on the atlantic.

the canary islands a popular destination for european tourists is also a high risk area many bookings have been canceled and hotels pools are deserts it's bad news wherever you look. and to me that this is exactly what we hotel you were afraid of a lot of hotels will close down some of them this week already. how to protect against the coronavirus and at the same time support the economy spain faces a nearly impossible task. and of course not just hotels suffering but trade fairs large large exhibitions concerts canceled and large swathes over the past year to the detriment of the businesses involved but also the organizers well crowds of those organizers took to the streets wednesday in berlin demanding financial aid from the government there groups behind the pro. say event organizers are seeing revenue losses of 80 to 100 percent and are threatened with closures unless something happens. some are trying to get creative in the mean time organizing events that it hears regulations but still struggle to make money here's a look at one concert and homburg. live again at last belgian si

beaches were busy in spain's canary islands. the zen was lined with sunbathers in paris. as cases of covid-19 declined in june and july, tourism picked up, planes took off. airlines, like easy jet, increased their capacity, hopeful for a recovery. >> we said earlier on it was going to be about 30%. we got a good start on that and so in the beginning of august we actually upped that guidance and we said we believe we're going to be about 40% for the period of july, august, and september. >> reporter: unfortunately, these expectations were soon dashed. starting with spain, a surge of covid-19 cases led to a web of travel restrictions between different countries. >> we started to see some of the customer confidence go away. it's the view that is not worth the trip and the anxiety and the worry about being able to come back and effectively be able to go to the job and my school. >> europe's busiest, although as you can hear, not many planes taking off for landing at the moment. last month passenger numbers here were down over 80%. it's only going to get worse as airlines cut

that's a parrot fish out in the canary island. here is a giraffe photo bombing her pal.pat swa swana. those are man gooses shot. he is not happy to have his picture taken obviously. so those are. so 44 finalists for the comedy wildlife contest. the winners will be announced in october. the prize a one week kenyan wildlife conservation group. >> dana: i have got to show you. this it happened in massachusetts. nap by a pool. there is a visitor. and it is a bear. and the asleep and then all of the sudden he woke up the guy. he just tapped him on the foot like hey, dude, you might want to pay a little bit more attention. that's matthew bete. and i got to say, matt, glad you had your camera there. hey, greg, what you got? >> massachusetts. all right. let's do. this greg's how many nuts. all right. before you roll this video. dana, how many nuts? >> dana: 125? >> gregg: katie, how many nuts? >> katie: 23. >> gregg: juan, how many nuts? >> juan: what are we talking about a jar of nuts? >> gregg: just give me a number. [laughter] >> gregg: i don't know. how about 150? >> gregg:

germany has added the canary islands to its list of coronavirus hotspots that means all of spain is now considered a high risk for german travelers infection rates have searched across the country since the measures were lifted in june. that is the vacuum where a powerful businessman has been acquitted of the murders of investigative journalist you could see activities fiance martina. prosecutors allege the man could snap or did the killings which led to mass protests on the resignation of the vacuous prime minister prosecutors say in an appeal. just as the killing shot slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist ian could check and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they're lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though

, to log on and chill out and go to the canary islands, because they see the canarye able to work remotely, why not work with a bit of sunshine? good question, isn't it, if you can exclusively work from home, why not do it somewhere lovely? the government report from last week argues we miss out on a lot of cross pollination of ideas and creativity. we'll be talking to the former head of the civil service about that later. at the start of a new career you learn from people you work in the office with. things you do wrong and it happened a lot in my case. have you ever bought anything for mrsjohnson that have you ever bought anything for mrs johnson that she have you ever bought anything for mrsjohnson that she has never appreciated? i think we better move on. i bought a breadmaker. the first inclination was really not appreciated. 0k, inclination was really not appreciated. ok, you got it wrong. a husband told by his wife to buy a gnome for the garden started screaming in fear after he bought a t rex. he spent 1600 quid on the model which is 11 foot tall plus 500 qui

they're heading for the spanish canary islands. more than 5000 african migrants have landed there thisonavirus or not, for he and another african migrants it was necessary to leave at all costs. my was necessary to leave at all costs. my father is dead, that's why i came. iam my father is dead, that's why i came. i am the eldest son and the one who has to look for money. my sisters are small, my brothers are small too. my mother cannot do much work because she is old. i had to come here to look for money. these crossings have increased by 500% compared to last year. they get similarto compared to last year. they get similar to those seen in 2006 and 2007. faced with centres that are once again overflowing with migrants, the spanish government has set up nine emergency shelters to accommodate young people. but this is farfrom accommodate young people. but this is far from enough. there is no possibility of repatriation. we have close the borders with morocco and mauritania. as far as repatriation is concerned these countries don't allow it despite the agreements be made in the 2000. the

catalonia is the same distance from the ca nary time, catalonia is the same distance from the canary islands and when it comes to testing, what is really important is that we reduce the 1a day quarantine. we accept that at this moment in time, we may not have tests that allow us to fully negate quarantine, but anything that reduces that gives confidence to the airline to put lights on for the public to travel. the health secretary matt hancock, when he was asked about this this morning, said that countries, and he mentioned france amongst others, which had gone for systems of testing people airports were now changing their mind on that. what is the evidence from elsewhere that this helps? well, we already have evidence that demonstrates that testing reduces the quarantine. we just have to understand how much we can reduce it. but today, we do know testing at all. there has been no testing coming into this country and even on the track and trace forums, only 20% of people feel that the track and trace form. the government are not having that discussion with the industry, so how can we move fo

ireland, ortwo islands, the they would allow people to travel to ireland, or two islands, the canary islandsractical basis it is the two things, passport, he hit card, you need to get a pet passport, and one thing you will notice is you are going into a different continent. your passport is now uk passport, not one of the eu. so you need to watch out where your walking in the airport. thank your walking in the airport. thank you very much. i am in portsmouth all day and we are talking all sorts things brexit and imports and exports. 70% of all of our bananas come through portsmouth. stay tuned. we will have plenty more here from portsmouth. many thanks indeed. we will see you later no doubt. thank you. two police officers have been shot and injured in the us city of louisville during protests that have followed a decision not to prosecute two of three officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black woman — breonna taylor. thousands of angry protesters defied a curfew to occupy the streets, demanding justice. aleem maqbool sent this update. chanting. in the hours after it was announced no

he'll start the 3000—mile journey in december when he'll set off from the canary islands and head to studios in salford quays. why did you decide to take on this challenge? well, first of all, i was looking for something to do, thinking i could probably do with that. i love the fact that you are looking for something challenging. i imagine many thing people would think i can challenge this. not many people would, i can row the atlantic. well, yes. i met a girl in a pub and her sister was doing it. i thought, wow. i got home and i couldn't sleep. three o'clock in the morning, i got on the internet, looking it up. that's why i picked it up. see obviously met the girl in the pub or coronavirus. ansi had to do yourtraining, during the pub or coronavirus. ansi had to do your training, during the last few months. i love you laughing. how has it been? obviously during the lockdown, i was upstairs in the spare bedroom, probably about an hour a day. other exercises as well. because it's very light, plenty of movement, to be able to cope with all that movement. there is notjust been growing to

that quarantine at the moment is to widespread and that countries like spain, where you have the canary islandsey do wa nt to they are thinking perhaps they do want to get away at some point?” think we have to accept that the government has made it clear we are in the middle of a pandemic and they are going to change the rules at will, very quickly and you cannot guarantee, now, it seems, even one week to the next that you can get away and come back without having to quarantine. there are some countries, and keeping an eye on this magicalfigure of countries, and keeping an eye on this magical figure of 20 countries, and keeping an eye on this magicalfigure of 20 is countries, and keeping an eye on this magical figure of 20 is a countries, and keeping an eye on this magicalfigure of 20 is a good way to do it, but it means anyone who is going abroad from now on, really, the only way you can do it is by going at the very last minute and that is devastating for the travel industry and the consumer. doesn‘t seem come first, though? safety does come first, but then we have incidences of coronavirus a