damien mcguinness, thank you ve much better. damien mcguinness, thank you very much for— better.e transferred to a new museum in the south of the city. crowds are witnessing the lavish pharaohs' golden parade of 18 kings and four queens being transported in gold coffins, amid great fanfare, in chronological order of their reigns. security will be tight, befitting their royal blood and status as national treasures. dr salima ikram, professor of egyptology at the american university in cairo, has been explaining why this is such an important moment. this has been broadcast nationally so that egyptians can all be part of this great day. the mummies included king rameses ii. they are being transported to the new national museum of egyptian civilisation, hoping that it will be a better environment for them to be stored. just to let you know, there is of course a curse, egypt's mummies historically have been associated with superstition and foreboding, once they are uncovered or moved, and of course there have been a number of disasters, events that have been recorded in egypt, but at

our correspondent damien mcguinness has more. so he had a couple of messages. was to germany's political leaders, effectively bashing heads together and admitting that germany had made numerous mistakes when it comes to the vaccine roll—out, testing. but then his other message was to people themselves, to voters, and really tapping into this mood of frustration that we are seeing here in germany, and the mood is pretty poor, i think, among many people. when it comes to the pandemic, people have had enough after a year of various sorts of restrictions. but his message was quite a stark one, saying, "well, it's no good complaining about other people or about those in charge. it's for all of us to act together, really, that's what he said. and so it was quite a blunt message, saying, "we have to decide what we can do together," effectively, as a country, and just pointing to other people and saying what they should do. and he also tried to point out some of the positives and said that, and really hoped and predicted, that over the next few weeks, in april, the vac

our correspondent damien mcguinness is on the line from berlin. who is armin laschet?y badly. it has been hit hard by this. they will have to unite because we have an election in five months, armin laschet is the man who will try to take angela merkel“s place in those elections in september. police in northern ireland have been dealing with a subset —— a suspect device in dungiven in county londonderry at the house of a police officer. arlene foster said she had spoken to the police officer. michelle o'neill said the attempted murder is reprehensible and that politicians must unite against these reckless actions. as we've been reporting, the latest figures show that britain's unemployment rate fell for a second month in a row to a.9%, that's for the period from december to february. more than half of the 813,000 jobs that have been lost in the pandemic belonged to people under the age of 25. meanwhile, calls from young people struggling to find a job and struggling to find somewhere to live have increased by 33% during the pandemic, that's according to centrepoint. the