depends on our actions as a society and on our behavior as individuals south african president cyril ramaphosa. a man who survived a deadly plane crash in pakistan on friday as revealed what he remembers from the flight's final moments authorities are still trying to piece together why pakistan international airlines flight went down in a residential area of karate just 2 of the 99 people on board survived through parliament last after a brush with death mohammed's if there is one of just 2 passengers who survived friday's plane crash. because after we crashed i saw so much mark on fire i had people crying and shouting i opened my seatbelt and looked around me and i saw retiring light so i followed it i walked through the plane and came out and i jumped down from about 10 feet high and escaped. 97 others on board were killed when the flight from the hall crashed in a residential area need to not international airport 8 people on the ground were also injured and dozens of harms damaged. mohamed recalls hearing the pilot mention engine trouble over the intercom before everything went black. the

depends on our actions as a society and on our behavior as individuals south african president cyril ramaphosa british prime minister boris johnson has said he will not fire his top aide for allegedly violating national lockdown rules by driving some 400 kilometers to his parents' house at the end of march. johnson said dominic cummings acted responsibly and legally when he travelled with his wife because he wanted to ensure childcare for his 4 year old son cummins and his wife were showing $1000.00 symptoms at the time the opposition labor party has called for an emergency hoary into the allegations. a man who survived a deadly plane crash in pakistan on friday has revealed what he remembers from the flight's final moments authorities are still trying to piece together why the pakistan international airlines flight went down in a residential area. just 2 of the 99 people on board survived through harm at last after a brush with death mohammed sabbat is one of just 2 passengers who survived friday's plane crash. after we crashed i saw so much mark on fire i had people crying and shouting i ope

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has warned that the coronavirus situation in his country isget far worse. he says more than 22,000 cases of covid—i9 had been recorded in the last week. austria's president alexander van der bellen, has apologised for staying at a vienna restaurant beyond a coronavirus—related cu rfew. he said he'd been out with his wife and friends, but had forgotten what time it was. good news for sports fans — professional teams can return to their training facilities in new york after getting the green light from the state's governor. there will be no live audiences but people can watch from home. and muslims around the world celebrated the first day of the eid al—fitr holiday — but many avoided visiting family and friends due to the lockdown restrictions in most parts of the world. brazil, the world's number two coronavirus hotspot behind the us, has now registered more than 22,000 deaths, according to the country's health ministry. the spike in numbers is amid deep divisions in the country, about the seriousness of the virus pandemic. freya cole reports.

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has warned that the country's outbreak is set to get worse one 3rd of the country's roughly 22000 cases have been recorded in the past week despite this you know it's a number of lockdown measures would be relaxed allowing most exercise of the economy to return to activity find predicted. children have been returning to school in australia's most populous state new south wales which sydney schools have reopened in queensland as well the city of toria plans to send students back in stages to early june australia has recorded 7000 covert infections in 102 deaths. then human and yahoo is become the 1st sitting israeli prime minister to go on trial iran is at the courthouse and gruesome to face charges of fraud breach of cross and bribery this comes just days after he began his sister in office. and for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in sing peter's square at the vatican for a traditional papal blessing francis has been delivering his message from inside the apostolic library during that he took the chance to wave to the well spaced crowds

that a brief look at some other stories making news around the world south african president cyril ramaphosa has said that he aims to further ease coronavirus restrictions later this month the country loosened its 5 tier lockdown on may 1st a tight controls will remain in major urban centers. a powerful storm has hit the eastern philippines a typhoon made landfall just past noon local time authorities have begun evacuating some 200000 people from coastal and mountainous areas during flooding and landslides they said that social distancing will be nearly impossible. and a shutdown a nuclear power plant in southwest germany has been demolished it's part of the country's plan to move away from atomic energy the phillipsburg plant was taken off the grid last year germany aims to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy sources over the coming decades. u.k. government plans to slash tariffs on u.s. agricultural imports to boost the prospects of securing a quick trade deal that's according to the reports by the british media the u.s. and the u.k. began negotiations last week the issue of agricul

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa says in the coming days the lockdown imposed due to the coronavirususinesses and shops allowed to operate and fewer restrictions on exercise. the country has been the worst—hit on the african continent with over 12,000 confirmed cases and more than 200 deaths. one other main story now. the number of people killed in an attack on a maternity ward in the afghan capital kabul has risen to 24. mothers, newborn babies and nurses were among the victims and at least 16 people were injured. the head of the world health organization has condemned the attack in the strongest terms. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports. crying delivered into a world of war. infants who escaped death in their first hours of life. their mothers shot dead just after giving birth. the doctor said 19 newborns were brought to his hospital by security forces, only two with mothers. babies who also don't have names, known by their mothers. zumira's baby is all alone. the shots rang out on tuesday morning, three gunmen storming the hospital in a poor neighbourhood

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has warned that the country's covert outbreak is set to get worse one 3rd of the country's roughly 22000 cases have been recorded in the past week despite this he announced a number of lockdown measures would be relaxed allowing most sectors of the economy to return to activity. spain a start of the next phase of relaxing its coronavirus lockdown people are being allowed to meet in groups in madrid and barcelona the country's 1st beaches are also reopening the pandemic has already cost millions of spaniards their jobs that number is so high that welfare programs can't keep up with soaring demand for food aid john philip schultz visited one spanish family now dependent on charity. 2 months ago manuel went on good as wouldn't have believed it if you told him he would be in this position in mid march the father of 3 was still a substitute teacher then his life went into freefall 1st he lost his job then his wife lost hers then the family had to use the last of their savings now he has to get food from the red cross without this charity his family

south africa's president, cyril ramaphosa, has warned that the coronavirus situation in his country is going to get far worse. he says more than 22,000 cases of covid—19 had been recorded in the last week. austria's president, alexander van der bellen, has apologised for staying at a vienna restaurant beyond a coronavirus—related cu rfew. he said he had been out with his wife and friends but had forgotten what time it was. good news for sports fans. professional teams can return to their training facilities in new york after getting the green light from the state's governor. there will be no live audiences, but people can watch from home. and muslims around the world celebrated the first day of the eid al—fitr holiday, but many avoided visiting family and friends due to the lockdown restrictions in most parts of the world. borisjohnson has staunchly defended his top advisor, dominic cummings, after it emerged he had driven more than 250 miles from his london home to county durham following the government's introduction of its coronavirus lockdown. boris johnson said mr cummings had fol

frontline staff say they are being put in danger, a message sent to the countries president, cyril ramaphosaes 01’ waiting until there is death of nurses or just waiting until there is death of nurses orjust of our communities to start to respond necessarily with the necessary control? a huge peaceful demonstration took place in lisbon. once again, everyone kept well away from one another but they spoke with a single voice. translation: our fight is not against the bosses but with all these redundancies. the crisis is very present in the uncertainty is real. we must fight so this pandemic can no longer cause redundancies, more insecurity and more hunger. more scuffles, more arrests in berlin. the ban on public gatherings greater than 20 people roundly ignored. may day during a global lot down. the anger is clear to see. tim allman, bbc news. australia has been touted as one of the success stories in the coronavirus pandemic. it‘s going so well, the country‘s prime minister says he will bring forward a review of its lockdown guidelines. some australian states are already easing their restrict

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa says in the coming days the lock—down imposed due to the coronavirusand shops allowed to operate and fewer restrictions on exercise. the country has been the worst hit on the african continent with over 12,000 confirmed cases and more than 200 deaths. uber has announced that it will spend 50 million dollars on personal safety equipment and supplies for its drivers, to protect them from the coronavirus. beginning on monday both drivers and passengers will be required to wear face coverings. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... eu travel chiefs plan to revive the bloc‘s tourism industry that's been hit hard by coronavirus. "the pope was shot. the pope will live." that is the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela the

frontline staff say they are being put in danger — a message sent to the country's president, cyril ramaphosaor death of our communities to start to responding actively to the nurses' plight with the necessary control? a huge peaceful demonstration took place in lisbon. once again, everyone kept well away from one another, but they spoke with a single voice. translation: our fight is not against the bosses but with all these redundancies, the crisis is very present and the uncertainty is real. we must fight so this pandemic can no longer cause redundancies, more insecurity and more hunger. more scuffles, more arrests in berlin, the ban on public gatherings greater than 20 people roundly ignored. may day during a global lockdown — the anger is clear to see. tim allman, bbc news. turning now to spain, and the government there is expecting the nation's economy to shrink more than 10% this year. millions will lose theirjobs. the country's tourism sector is especially at risk as lockdown measures continue to keep would—be travellers at home. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports from

south african president cyril ramaphosa has warned that the country's coronavirus outbreak is going tohas also announced that lockdown measures are to be eased from the beginning ofjune. earlier, i spoke about these messages from president ramaphosa with john campbell from the council on foreign relations. i think he is basically getting it right. i think we also have to remember that south africa is one of the very few african countries that actually has a functioning public health system. so that, in fact, the south african government and we outsiders actually have some notion about how widespread the disease is. that's one reason why south africa's total seems to be so much higher than it is in other african states where there is not nearly as much testing as there is in south africa. in south africa, there have been almost 585,000 tests done since the beginning of the crisis. the issue that ramaphosa has to deal with is that for a significant part of the population, following the work from home protocols, social distancing, is all but impossible. people who live packed in the slums

figures around the world including 50 world leaders former and current the headline figure is cyril ramaphosa the south african president and the century what is better is doing is it's the developing world urging the developed world where a vaccine is more likely to be discovered to ensure that it is made available for all. patient free specifically produced at scale very quickly to be provided to the billions around the world who will need it most as a gesture of global public good. well meanwhile the c.e.o. of a french pharmaceutical company has pledged that if his team develops a corona virus vaccine it will be available to all paul hudson who heads up a scent of has said that the u.s. government would be supplied 1st because it had funded the research center field which is based in france says since issued an apology after the french prime minister it worked filipe responded that equal access was non-negotiable there's no guarantee any of the research being carried out around the world will be turned into a usable backs natasha butler has more on the story from paris. well the back story

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa says in the coming days the lock—down imposed due to the coronausinesses and shops allowed to operate and fewer restrictions on exercise. the country has been the worst hit on the african continent with over twelve thousand confirmed cases and more than 200 deaths. nurses and other medical staff have ta ken to the streets of mexico city to protest about the lack of protective equipment they're being given during the pandemic. the nurses are complaining the equipment they have been given is non—existent or made cheaply, leaving them prone to infection. more than 4000 people have died of the virus in mexico so far. qatar airways is to cut about twenty percent of its global workforce because of the impact of the coronavirus. this translates to around nine thousand jobs. like other airlines, it has seen a huge fall in demand for travel because of lockdowns and passenger concerns. its fourteen day quarantine periods that some countries are planning for air travellers may cripple the industry. uber has announced that it will spend $50 million on persona

figures around the world including 50 world leaders former and current the headline figure is cyril ramaphosa the south african president and the century what is better is doing is it's the developing world urging the developed world where a vaccine is more likely to be discovered to ensure that it is made available. they are all paid free specifically produced at scale very quickly to be provided to the billions around the world who will need it most as a gesture of global public good so the letter goes. john hall there will meanwhile the c.e.o. of a french pharmaceutical company has pledged that if his team develops a corona virus vaccine it will be available to all paul hudson who heads up the scent of it has said the u.s. government would be supplied 1st because it had funded the research said a fee which is based in france has issued an apology after the french prime minister edward filipe responded that equal access was non-negotiable there's no guarantee any of the research being carried out around the world will actually be turned into a usable vaccine that there has more from paris.

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south african president cyril ramaphosa has said he aims to further ease coronavirus restrictions later this month the country loosened its 5 down on may 1st the tight rules will remain in major urban centers. donald trump's former campaign chairman paul manifold has been released from federal prison into home confinement due to coronavirus concerns was deemed at high risk due to age and preexisting medical conditions he 7 a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 2016 us presidential election. this is news from berlin you can follow us on twitter at news of visit our website w dot com. german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin theirs is a complicated relationship western presidents and prime ministers have long considered marigold to be a putin whisperer she who best understands the enigma inside the kremlin but today merkel did not whisper when she implied that there may be a criminal inside the kremlin merkel pointing the finger and raising her voice and then will putin will putin even raise an eyebrow for