cyprus in the north that is where your max reporter and corn meets trim out quarterly he's preparing for the traditional muslim henna night ahead of the wedding to his fiance i mean for me it was a very big surprise when i heard that you will marry here without any mom. didn't exist here it's different that a turkey going to where weddings are normally conducted by the law it's a religious practice but that's not the tradition here. is no separate would get married by mom. to head the night gets underway to get some waiting outside the home of the bride's parents i mean our whole way as the traditional been done a dress. the groom to be shows out in l.a. . i mean i manages to mount the horse but she's clearly nervous. darling darling folkenflik stay calm because i want to get off the wall just stay calm get me off the horse. i mean it continues on foot it's not what she planned. i was really down hearted. and i thought the rough start would ruin the entire night i was so good. it was my dream to ride to my head and eyes on a horse but it didn't come true. but she can't dwell on that

and then companied them on the most beautiful day of their lives this week we are on the island of cyprus in the turkish controlled part of the island this is where we join the happy couple for a celebration with no less than 3000 guests. according to legend aphrodite the greek goddess of love was born from the foam of the scene here off the coast of the beautiful mediterranean island of cyprus for decades the island has been divided with the greek republic of cyprus in the south and turkish control site pressing the north that is when your max reporter and korn meet quarterly he's preparing for the traditional muslim henna night ahead of the wedding to his fiance i mean for me it was a very big surprise when i heard that you would marry here without any assumed clinics and here it's different that turkey going to wear weddings are normally conducted by the law it's a religious practice but that's not the tradition here. it's no secret would get married by the mom and. the head the knights get found a way to get some waiting outside the home of the bride's parents i mean a whole whereas t

many trace increases attitudes to his ethnic back to the cyprus conflict of 974. when due to increasing ethnic tensions between the island's greek and turkish communities to turkey launched and of beijing. more than $500.00 people died in the fighting which resulted in the partition of cyprus. from this point on the greek state refused to recognise the ethnicity of its turkish citizens. like some middle east to call it arc. diet they have it is because the 255 that they get casted as somebody called them was the other understood when all of a cult. a muslim group has among other chicken be an orc. or look the. sort only that. something like $60000.00 asked nick to a strip of creek citizenship. get economy you noticed on the mythos of all of the commission also law which is a lot of the const who used a lot us law on that up and saw funny look only an angel and she knows what a highly things on the door was along his speech looked a little. before 19 monkeys because don't get driving license. so what we said just. actually. almost all turkeys community talk to peop

many trace increases attitudes to his ethnic back to the cyprus conflict of 974. when due to increasing ethnic tensions between the island's greek and turkish communities to turkey launched in of beijing. more than $500.00 people died in the fighting which resulted in the partition of cyprus. from this point on the greek state refused to recognize the ethnicity of its turkish citizens. like some middle east to call it arc. diet they have it is because like a 255 that they get casted somebody called them as the other nuns doing all that a cult. almost woman has a month out of that she can be an order cook. or look the. sort only that. something like 60000 ethnic turks stripped of creaky citizenship. get economy you notice the number of possible that commission also know which is a lot of the comstock who's not us not on not up and saw. the rank she knows what a highly things on the door was on his speech looked a little. before 9000 monkeys because don't get driving license. so what we see is. actually. almost all turkish community talk to people here. head horses.

some emergency lockdown measures in cyprus will ease from monday. retailers and markets. an evening curfew will remain in place, but people will be allowed to leave their homes three times a day, up from one time a day. cyprus has seen fewer than 1,000 cases of coronavirus, and only 15 deaths. switzerland is also announcing a loosening of its lockdown. shops, restaurants, bars and museums will be allowed to to re—open on the eleventh of may because the number of coronavirus cases has fallen faster than expected. but there'll be a limit of four people around restaurant tables with a distance of two metres between tables, and a ban on large gatherings remains in place. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... african—america ns have been disproportionately affected by coronavirus. we'll look at how one community in georgia has been trying to stay safe. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... the us economy has suffered its biggest downturn in more than a decade — and the head of federal reserve has warned of worse to come. the number of people who

according to a french news aside, after leaving cyprus on the ninth of march, the carrier of march.he 13th sailors were allowed on land to see their famililies. the first cases emerged a few days later. on the 10th of april, the carrier's duties were suspended when tests for covid-19 came back positive. the nuclear powered aircraft carrier, second largest in the world, will not be back in action for several weeks. the time needed to disinfect the vessel. entering theof us second month of lockdown, what impact is it having on our mental health? joining me now is a professor from the institute of mental health at nottingham university and the u.k.. thank you for your time, professor. i think i'm safe in saying that for most of us confinement or lockdowns are a real struggle psychologically. how does it actutually impact tr mental h health? >> i think it impacts our mental health in a number of ways. i think the biggest one is probably worrying about people we cannot see, , so most of our families that are remote from us. ofhink also the stresses going to s supermarkets s to get foodod

for r example cyprus and malta.ll have being an island in common, but surely different interests otherwise? >> not really. i think it's important that the islands, particularly the ones in the mediterranean, try to speak with one voice as much as possible. with things like transport taxes, sustainable tourism, auto management, we have identical prproblemsms. thatat's s why we want to work together to reach solutions. >> we know thahat president macn isis looking at europe after the election. you see an opportunity for corsica? >> we hope so. we are in favor europe that his favoritete -- it fair and united that listens too its citizens. with us being a small mediterranean island, we need to play a small part in the european union, whether politics, economy, society, culture. >> thank you for meeting w withe today. >> thank you, bye-bye. >> did you know that france has a forest area bibigger than thte size of england? big g it may b be, but under exploited. >> these are not just ordinary ramblers, they are private for

for their loved one to suddenly die from the virus let alone have the ability to plan a funeral so cyprus is providing free live streams of their services. and you can spotlight, someone making a difference. a new community. just go to our website kron 4 dot com and tell us about the hero in your life right now. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waltman our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues on kron-on beginning with back to back analysis of politics amid the coronavirus pandemic we'll start with politics in perspective with tom double del beccaro followed by the politically smart ask with michael yaki our 24 hour local news streaming service is free to download right now so you can say informed and updated on this health crisis. you are watching kron 4 news don't forget to wash your hands and we'll see you back here next. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay wel

a british soldier mary later met and married an army officer herself she lived all over the world cyprus malaya singapore hong kong so she really had this international upbringing she did you know i think that helped shape you know she needed to be someone that could go into a new school into a new community and sort of integrate very quickly. you know she's used to living in different parts will. today i'm visiting mary at her new home care resort chiangmai. her villa is next to one of the 2 swimming pools. that you sit down you know you. go on. with looked but if you want to be careful mary will come on come on. if only that from. a photo of her family sent is filled with pages of a life that is lost to her. was that for this. that is. my. look at this tweet that. she has for dedicated carers who work rotating shifts around the clock ensuring she is never left alone i heard that you were a good dancer. your son told me. this. but. to. not remember not to remember. but. the care was all that they were mockable i mean they thought yeah you know they're like her daughters and i think she

no, probably not and if i‘d known this was probably going to happen i would have gone to cyprus.the uncertainty. you know, we often don‘t have exact days but we know roughly when that separation period is going to come to an end and we have an end point that we are reaching for. at the moment, there is just no reaching for. at the moment, there isjust no time reaching for. at the moment, there is just no time scales, you know, people are coming to us saying, six—month deployment is looking like it‘s going to be a year—long deployment. for children, to have a pa rent deployment. for children, to have a parent absent from the family home, forup toa parent absent from the family home, for up to a year, is just absolutely, really difficult for families to be coming to terms with. they are now calling on the mod to help families, like amy, whose husband is in the raf and working in nigeria. we were supposed to be seeing him injune but that‘s now been cancelled because of the current crisis. how do you feel about it being cancelled? bit gutted, to say the least. we were really looking

of tourism in europe of cause all the southern countries come to mind italy portugal greece even cyprus they make a lot of revenue out of tourism in the case of spain 100000000000 euros a year but also other countries are suffering for example judgment he makes $260000000000.00 euros out of tourism every year so all the erupt in countries affected more dependent some more dependent on revenue like greece and so all the e.u. ministers try to come up with a plan how to reopen the border that's in europe so that people can can actually travel to other countries but there are many concepts in the nobody knows exactly the timetable also you know for example wants to open up for its neighbors like germany hungary or slovenia spain also wants to lure in tourists again as early as june but the judgment minister of germany for a news cycle mas is warning don't make it so quick he's talking or thinking about the september. ministers are meeting today at a distance to discuss solutions they'll talk about ways of supporting the tourism industry but there's little they can do to bring the tourists b

in cyprus, the greek orthodox church which is a week behind the anglican liturgical calendar, mark palmration via a single camera phone. in the philippines, which is also cancelled services, a church north of manila found a way of gathering its congregation together. creating a fellowship of photographs to celebrate easter. stay with us on bbc news, still to come:an essential tool in the fight against coronavirus, or a threat to privacy? singapore's trace together app. paul parks one of the greatest assassins are boarded to die of natural resources was up. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. the number of coronavirus deaths in the uk passes ten thousand, a record the health secretary calls a ‘terrible marker‘. another 737 deaths have been reported in 24 hours. the british prime minister has said there is "no question" that the health service saved his life after he became seriously ill with covid—19. boris johnson is now continuing his recovery 00:18:27,367 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 at his country residence. around to have tracing efforts in the event of infection. it is by taking re

some emergency lockdown measures in cyprus will ease from monday.ning curfew will remain in place, but people will be allowed to leave their homes three times a day, up from once a day. switzerland is also announcing a loosening of its lockdown. shops, restaurants, bars and museums will be allowed to to re—open on the eleventh of may. but there'll be a limit of four people around restaurant tables with a distance of two metres between tables, and a ban on large gatherings remains in place. borisjohnson boris johnson and his borisjohnson and his fiancee carrie symonds have received good wishes around the world following the birth of their baby boy. downing street says the prime minister won't be taking maternity leave at the moment as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. champagne arrives at number ten after the birth of a baby boy for whom this will be home. there were whispers in westminster about the prime minister's whereabouts. then news confirmed just before 10:00am. no glimpse yet of carrie symonds or her first child, but a picture o

in cyprus, the greek orthodox church, which is a week behind the anglican liturgical calendar, markedation by a single camera phone. in the philippines, which has also cancelled services, a church north of manila found a way of gathering its congregation together, creating a fellowship of photographs to celebrate easter. martin bashir, bbc news. the comedian tim brooke—taylor has died at the age of 79. he'd been diagnosed with coronavirus. we are goodies. yes, we know that... the entertainer was best known as one of the stars of the 1970s sketch show the goodies and as a panellist on i'm sorry i haven't a clue on radio 4. his goodies co—star bill 0ddie called him a "true visual comic and a great friend." it's not only nhs staff who are considered key workers in the coronavirus pandemic. thousands of others from postal staff to haulage drivers are also keeping the country going in these difficult times. our special correspondent ed thomas has been speaking to some of them. on this round that i do, there's quite a lot of people who are isolating. we're working away here, delivering food

day and sunday so cyprus a somewhat weather syria lebanon jordan all seeing some clouds and rain northern parts of iraq could see some showers today and then leaves that way over towards the caucuses as we go on through sunday watches guys coming back into harvest at the chance of one of 2 showers for a time of course right there we go without sunshine 37 here in doha kuwait and in they do by could touch 41 degrees so plenty of heat around here it is dry calm down across the ethiopian hard as we got a little area cloud here just around southern parts of ethiopia still a chance of some very heavy rain at times into somalia joining up with the showers that we have into kenya northern parts of tanzania seeing more big downpours big downpours sandia possibility to into west central areas of the democratic republic of congo meanwhile to south africa a few showers into the eastern cape but it's brought it up nicely by sunday afternoon. 67. pound promise for one people. but. the pledge to be establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declara

some emergency lockdown measures in cyprus will ease from monday.ew will remain in place, but people will be allowed to leave their homes three times a day, up from once a day. switzerland is also announcing a loosening of its lockdown. shops, restaurants, bars and museums will be allowed to to reopen on may 11. but there'll be a limit of four people around restaurant tables with a distance of two metres between tables, and a ban on large gatherings remains in place. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, has said he will take personal responsibility for any mistakes the government has made in its handling of the pandemic. spain is one of the worst affected countries in europe, with more than 211,000 deaths. a four—stage process of lifting the lockdown imposed in march has now begun. borisjohnson and his partner carrie symonds have received congratulations and good wishes from around the world following the birth of their baby boy. downing street say the prime minister won't be taking paternity leave at the moment — as our political editor laura

different and more beautiful. something that links to the old but is different and more beautifulm cypruswhich is a week behind the anglican liturgical calendar, mark palm sunday without worshipers but live streamed their celebration via a single camera phone. in the philippines, which is also cancelled services, a church north of manila found a way of gathering its congregation together. creating a fellowship of photographs to celebrate easter. the headlines on bbc news... the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has now passed ten thousand. the health secretary calls it a sombre day: borisjohnson is recuperating, after intensive medical care, but it's unclear when he'll be back at work. the us overtakes italy with the highest numbers of deaths from coronavirus in the world, more than 20,000 people have now died. sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chet—an pathak will start with the man regarded as one of the all—time attributes being paid to british motor legend. died at the age of 90 following a long illness. he won 16 of the 60 six

in cyprus, the greek orthodox church, which is a week behind the anglican liturgical calendar, markedh has also cancelled services, a church north of manila found a way of gathering its congregation together, creating a fellowship of photographs to celebrate easter. martin bashir, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i‘m @sipusey. one of the world‘s best known opera singers, andrea bocelli, has performed a live concert at the empty cathedral in milan. sings amazing grace the tenor‘s music for hope concert was streamed live worldwide, as billions of people remain at home due to coronavirus restrictions. milan is at the heart of the italian region that‘s been worst hit by the coronavirus. andrea bocelli performed several hymns, including ave maria and amazing grace. # i want was lost... #. esther sunday will be the last day for a wee wild we can speak of temperatures in excess of 20 degrees. it is that colder regime that winds out across many locations as we get on through easter monday. you see the scale of the change even as we start the day. the top two—thirds of the british isles

and if i'd known this was going to happen, i would have gone to cyprus.ckdown, flights grounded and leave cancelled, many now have no idea when they will next see their loved ones. a charity working with military children says they have seen an increase in people reaching out for support because of the uncertainty. we often don't have exact days, but we know roughly when that separation period is going to come to an end, and we have an end point that we are reaching for. at the moment, there isjust no timescale. people are saying, a six deployment is looking like it is going to be a year. and for children, to have a parent absent from the family home for up to a year is just absolutely really difficult for families to be coming to terms with. they're now calling on the mod to help families, like amy whose husband is in the raf and working in nigeria. we were supposed to be seeing him injune, but that has been cancelled. how do you feel about it being cancelled? a bit gutted, to say the least. we were all really looking forward to it, especially the childr

day and sunday so cyprus a somewhat weather syria lebanon jordan all seeing some clouds and rain northern parts of iraq could see some showers today and then leaves their way over towards the caucasus as we go on through sunday watches guys coming back into harvest of the chance of one or 2 showers for a time of course you have a picture there we go without sunshine $37.00 here in doha kuwait and in they do by could touch $41.00 degrees so plenty of heat around here it is dry calm down across the ethiopian hard as we got a little area cloud here just around southern parts of ethiopia still a chance of some very heavy rain at times into somalia joining up with the showers that we have into were kenya northern parts of tanzania seeing more big downpours big downpours sunny a possibility to into west central areas of the democratic republic of congo meanwhile for south africa a few showers into the eastern cape but it's brought it up nicely by sunday afternoon. talk to al-jazeera what we will of course world when you saw that document for. 1st we listen to after the war saying you'll be in t

because while it's in securing coins one of the the big surge is a bit coin adoption happened after the cyprus balance of 2013 before the next wave of balance happened and that would be where and stead of the government printing money for a lot of banks they simply go into people's bank accounts and take money what should those new to big coing to do in terms of securing their coins in a hardware wallet. kind of walk us through that 1st of all i just want to say that security in itself is very hard and you can find lots of that 1st in the majority who have started computer science or the friend stuff like doc. they're not going to agree on very simple thought that they have different vision on my part i was fortunate enough to have peter. and he is an early cleaner and has been a bit quicker developer and one of the smartest people i know and he doesn't you know he doesn't you invent the devices at all because he doesn't trust them he just builds his own set up because he's technically capable to just sell but for the regular person i mean i have some hardware volunteer i prefer them part of s

it's raining again in turkey believe in cyprus too in lebanon northern syria northern iraq is just time after time is not the least attention is on high and now in the forecast you've got a little bit of time off the showers or the rain is in turkey but increasingly that will be the case in the old syrian lebanon size of alyssa's fairly caught the winds a lot and they were as attempts as a slowly rising dusty's it has been are as the place for right remains much the same iranian manson's shows both much of iran so it shows a scattering of showers and same is true in yemen a few showers in the west in the high ground and certainly in the capital north africa reflects what you might expect is tommy the biggest showers places like nigeria is free to go and bennie and towards god but they're not there all the time it's just big batches and storms that build up later in the day and drift around north of the continent and you've got the showers still coming after the mediterranean sit still relatively cool in morocco algeria in tunisia but the cause the circulation look at tripoli not to cert

is bigger than spanish and in mexico we have the same you know how we have the same issue in our cyprus simply we see the law in a way less like the biggest pop coulter. thing that you see. every day every person with a disability that it's we're trained on that it's like you know the poor person who can't be happy and they're not cured and it was a part of a part of the disability one of the disability troops that was under threat. so you know it was late in the end the bad guy you know the bad guy becomes like for example and it's like it's kind of like this curse so the disability negative narrative has been internalized even by us person with a disability and obviously it's a little able is. the only telling without having a disability is very telling way of. unable to story building. yeah and i mean like part of that and not only in the united states but i see it all around the world as well i know you took that's true yeah. i was going to say oh dyke there are plain already most people aren't born into disability community you can be born into an ethnicity you can be born into a r

cyprus is easing some of its lockdown from monday.pen, along with retailers and markets. the evening curfew will remain, but people will be allowed to leave their homes three times—a—day, up from once a day. switzerland is also loosening its lockdown. shops, restaurants, bars and museums will be allowed to to re—open on the 11th of may. but there'll be a limit of four people around restaurant tables, two metres between tables, and large gatherings will still be banned. the spanish prime minister has said he will take personal responsibility for any mistakes his government has made, handling the pandemic. spain is one of the worst—affected countries in europe, with more than 2a—thousand deaths. the lockdown, imposed in march, is now being lifted in four stages. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the 3—week—old boy meeting his mother for the frst time after covid—i9 kept them apart. nothing, it seemed, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to

the high side above the average loss of warm colors here showing you where the warm is in place and cyprus is a good example look at this by friday 26 degrees the average high for april is just 15 so very warm indeed now as that rain clears away out of the central west a mess it does mean we will eventually see some clearing conditions across northern areas of africa. but mostly care across into tunis here but still a few more shots pushing into morocco's had to friday 21 celsius in reply. easily test treats and trace frank assessments why is it so he's struggling to cope . the number coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action really get them behind the curve informed opinion it's going to be much more challenging in a place like e.g. there's one didn't play here very relieved in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines india doesn't up to the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. i think the top stories this hour on al-jazeera president don't trump is dismissed the possibility of a 2nd wave of covert 19 infections later in the in the year but his top healt

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