health risks along with the ongoing restrictions appear to be disproportionately affecting the paul charlotta bensky reports next. hour we're going to have democrats highlighted probables problem with adequate medical resources to see what i lack of trust in governments around the world but perhaps the starkest they see that gets exposed is how different it is to experience a pandemic if you are poor compared to those with money. i . thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank god as people and possibly do in face a new restrictions on movement there has been and drool over what some of the. the link was so good they should this is an example of a gone and the defense fear of people confined in poor neighborhoods other districts can continue to enjoy all their privileges. the president of the community of madrid treats this area like a ghetto the virus's here but why does that mean the workers need to be locked up it's even claimed in the evening at the opera highlighted the disparity in how people in the cheapest seats were treated they were kept in the well of those in the expensive seat

the country seeing case number spiral since the nationwide lockdown ended our paris correspondent charlotta bensky has the latest the red zones is the red zones where we've had active transmission of 900 forests and they've now been split into subcategories depending on how high the transmission rate is in that area we'll come to that in a moment and discuss what that means for specific departments in france but 1st of all let's have a listen to what the french health minister had to say because he had this very solemn morning the overall situation continues to deteriorate we will suppose 100 cases per 100000 inhabitants within the next few days health care system is under enormous strain if we fail to take measures quickly we could reach a critical threshold in some regions. so no department yet is in a state of emergency but there are 2 departments that are in the next category down which is that. category these areas include must say and guadalupe now that means in those areas there will be new restrictions that come into force from saturday of this week that will mean the full closure o

be even worse than that and less serious efforts are made to stymie the transmission of the virus charlotta been ski with that reporter we spoke to an infectious disease expert who believes another 4 locked on would not be an affective solution. it's just me isolating and avoiding the transmission of virus by avoiding contact between people is the medical position and there's the economic position is countries are free to continue living their lives the balance between both is hard to achieve i believe that the absence of a total lockdown fits this decision is not perfect for everyone be those on the medical or economic extremes it's a difficult balance there's no need for another lock down if people observed distancing measures if we were mosque when there is a risk of infection there's no need to reintroduce a lockdown this is a last resort in case the population fails to comply with the measures in place. so ahead on r.t. international a trove of leaked documents appear to show western contractors were behind us of propaganda effort in support of syria's opposition story and more after t

months so all throughout the winter and that this might be just the beginning of the next locked on charlotta we should say that the prime minister himself has been under fire for his handling of the pandemic so tell us more about the criticism and how he's been responding. oh and he's absolutely still on the fire from all sides right now at the moment people are saying that these new restrictions just don't go far enough to the spread of the virus those on the one signed on the other side he has people criticizing him for closing down ponce of the economy already big need of course to keep it open because a recession is threatening to hit the united kingdom so really criticism from all sides there and especially on his mixed messages people saying that he has confused the british public by with his u. turns and for example as i mentioned the working from home rule that he has changed his mind on that again so a lot of criticism also on the track and trace people are saying this is an incompetent prime minister who hasn't used to some of months to really put in place a good testing system whe

jewish supermarket putting that together the ramifications what it all means why today so significant charlotta been skin part. well charlie hebdo is back in the spotlight here in france and that's because as that trial is underway that important trial it's decided to take a bold decision according to some some of described it perhaps as being more idiotic and that is to republicans some of its most controversial cartoons which depict the prophet mohammed the muslim prophet now it was those types of cartoons that were published by the magazine that initially put a target on its back and led to that attack back in 2015 in which 12 people were murdered now back then the world came out in support singh's use free sharlee saying they supported the right of the magazine its freedom of speech to publish cartoons like that but by republishing these cartoons again today a montage of them it has reignited the debate here in france over whether or not it's ok to blast fim now there has been some polls done the news that charlie hebdo was reprinting some of those cartoons and it's really interesting the r

during this post summer back to school period or is it something more significant there's artie's charlotta. well you officials are warning that the rate of transmission the test so positive cases of 19 is now at a level that is almost equivalent to what it was back in march that was when many countries started imposing those severe restrictions which led to lock downs across europe in france this week we saw more than $7000.00 cases being registered in just 24 hours now much of that of course could be put down to the fact that there is widespread testing taking place across france and we've been told that some 50 percent of those who are testing positive for coping 19 are showing little to no symptoms but what health authorities are concerned about here is the fact that in recent days there has been an increase in the number of people who tested positive who have been taken to hospital and those who need intensive care ry as has been sleeping or were just summer vacation. is something that we see now we're all halls thanks to the number of actually have seen in march where lots of measures