we were just speaking to our correspondent charlotte devinsky and paris supporting from a rally there we lost our connection with her but we'll be back with her throughout the day on those protests. germany has accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of onyx and i'm only however state prosecutors warn some information will only be shared with of on this consent as russian police asked to interview. the activists in berlin where he's currently in the hospital berlin adds it's still exciting expects moscow to be held accountable for the incident. the relations with russia are influenced by the fact that russia is 1st of all an important global actor and also by the fact that in the past and in present times we have had some problematic topics between each other and we should express ourselves carefully this time there was an attempted murder on mr novelli performed with a very specific and internationally banned nerve agent of the novacek group and our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened. our authorities are investigating this incide

lock downs and other restrictions in the worst affected areas auntie's europe correspondent charlotte devinsky has details. well there's a warning that france faces months of 19 problems that's because the epidemic is apparently likely to overwhelm the health system if no action is taken that is a warning from france's one of france's top doctors the 2nd wave is are running faster than we thought in $3.00 to $4.00 weeks if nothing changes france will face a widespread outbreak across its whole territory for several autumn and winter months well his main concern is about the ability of medical staff to deal with this because he says they're exhausted and there are not enough staff to plug any gaps as needed it let's have a look now at some of the latest figures for covert 1000 here in france in the 24 hours to saturday there were more than 14 and a half 1000 new cases in the last week around 4000 people were quiet hospital treatment and of those 760 around required intensive care treatment all of this comes as there are new restrictions coming into force in 11 parts of france from monday that i

france and the world brace for a 2nd wave of the pen demick mask skeptics are rallying our to charlotte devinsky has more. masks are just a look around on the streets of paris everywhere people are following the rules but what if you're one of those people who has questioned the whole idea of wearing a mask all effective do they prevent the transmission of 19 and what if you're one of those people who doesn't just question this in private but has actually gone to a protest about that attack on germany's democracy protesters from a demo against the country's coronavirus restrictions try to storm the german parliament. this is how the mainstream media. and she looked down protestors has spent the afternoon terrorizing palais city will be made of people. people who think the coronavirus does not exist hundreds of vaccine activists and conspiracy theorists put their faith in science instead of conspiracy theories if they want to avoid getting covert one team that's being backed up it seems fine a study conducted via facebook carried out by those who enjoy his foundation it found that the typical ant

risks go along with the ongoing restrictions appear to be disproportionately affecting the poor charlotte devinsky reports. the coverage 19 pandemic has highlighted many problems from inadequate medical resources to a lack of trust in governments around the world but perhaps the starkest issue that it's exposed is how different it is to experience a pandemic if you are poor compared to those with money. thank you thank you thank you thank you you. people in parts of madrid face new restrictions on movement there has been an grew over what some and labeling has segregation this is an example of government defense fear of people finally who neighborhoods all the districts can continue to enjoy their kids. 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 in all of those in the more expensive seats below had adequate social distancing measures in place. social inequality has als

charlie hebdo was one of the main targets of the attacks alongside a jewish supermarket are charlotte devinsky has the latest. 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 republics 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 res

scientists warning that his country is at a critical point in the pandemic our europe correspondent charlotte devinsky reports. more than half of the departments here in france are now considered to be red zones which means that there is an active circulation of the 19 virus the country also recorded its highest daily record for the number of covert positive test cases around 13 and a half 1000 people in 24 hours those were the figures released on saturday now there is a huge rate of testing going on in france more than a 1000000 tests a week and overall the rate of positivity is around 5.7 percent what's a really concerning are the number of hospital admissions which are now going up quite rapidly we saw $227.00 additional admissions on saturday meaning that there are around 3800 people currently in hospital now all of those almost 600 are in intensive care now in parts of the country already intensive care units are at capacity so that is what is worrying officials in those parts of france in paris and even de france region which is the area around paris it is only at about 20 percent capacity but t

freedom of speech to one of those slain or will this only incite even more islam is strange charlotte devinsky r.t. paris we spoke with the former head of france's elite tactical police unit rate he told us the trial should have started much sooner. some calls and going this case has lasted more than 5 years even 5 and a half affecting only the accomplices not those who carried out the attack because they are alive and can testify if for example we draw parallels with the terrorist attacks in christchurch new zealand which happened a year and a half ago the process there has ended the punishment already determined the year and a half it took there and in france 5 and a half years this is a real problem and i can't explain it or rather i can see there are reasons for this but that's not the point there is a serious problem here in france regarding the speed of the judicial system and the process for imposing criminal sentences i was ahead in the r.a. id an elite tactical unit and experienced the attack in real time these events left a horrific imprint on france and historically our memory of it

reduced from 14 to 7 days despite a new spike in cases with a record 10000 recorded on thursday charlotte devinsky reports from paris. i mean the scramble to get ahead of the curve the french government promised 1000000 tests would take place weekly by september and by hook or by crook it has succeeded in doing just that this is just one facility where people can get tested for coping 19 so much so you get 20 new testing centers for the virus to open here in the paris region but the clamor for covert testing has caused other problems testing centers are apparently struggling to deal with the volume of people wanting to find out if they happen it. you know exists in the boardrooms and choose it as in paris and elsewhere right now as to you average of 3 days to get tested the french health minister hitting on quite a crucial point here. who is like this which are not uncommon could contain some people who are infected and indeed contagious the person the symptoms and who may have been in contact with an infected individual has to be tested urgently they must not be turned away from a laboratory beca

turkey's authorities are now admitting that things are getting bad again our correspondent charlotte devinsky reports. well e.u. 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 cocaine 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 for codeine who have been taken to hospital and those who need intensive care ry as has been sleeping or were just summer vacation. and that is something that we see now we're all halls back to the number we have seen in march wh

tax reforms and more than $200.00 arrests have already been made in the french capital are charlotte devinsky is there for us but the tensions have broken through you know when you have. device which is quite close to the arctic feels like a story to get a look up there that clouds here gas as people are now trying to move away from that just give you a stay still what's happening on the ground. the . protesters and police officers have being clashing at what is the real new just a version of the yellow vests it was cooled by one of the de facto leaders jury rodrigue as he suggested he wanted civil disobedience. i am here to talk about the yellow vests about people who are suffering all these people here who are angry and tired of talking about all the brutality this rallies full of people who have something to say for small business owners full of workers france and over the last few months we've seen very little action from the yellow vests so why are people back at the streets today this is what they had to say. we face a government which knows what's going on almost $10000000.00 below the

been hit particularly hard by the pandemic is one of france's proudest wine production are to charlotte devinsky has a story. it should go home but this is champagne harvest will be little more than official consumption of champagne is expected to fall by as much. this year an unprecedented loss of around 1700000000 euros now while champagne great growers have agreed to leave grapes on the vine cutting production by around 20 percent. effort may not be enough and there are fears that little can be done to salvage the situation with some describing it as being the darkest year in the history of the sparkling we are experiencing a crisis that we have. even worse than the great depression in terms of economy for champagne. stone when i hear that other sex has received help even without any reference to their profits i say look we continue to work and we need to support workers we're switching to the principles of our janick winemaking and besides we only asked to compensate social benefits and only for the period of the current 19 pandemic but we will pay at least for now and have the feeling that