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as is already the case in nice and dunkirk. 20 departments where the situation is of particular concerner surveillance, including paris and surrounding regions where residents have been making the most of recent good weather before the likely announcement of more restrictions. >> the mayor of paris has said a weekend lockdown would be inhumane. additional measures are expected to be rolled out after meeting on wednesday. >> clearly all of us waiting for that announcement with baited breath. we'll bring all the analysis as we get it. that announcement expected tomorrow from the prime minister of france. president macron himself has admitted for the first time that french soldiers murdered a top algerian independence stater and then covered up his death. macron met with -- and admitted that he had been tortured and murdered by french soldiers in 1957, during the algerian war of independence. it is the latest acknowledgment by friends of its colonial crimes. >> two and half years ago macron acknowledge france's responsibility for the death of -- the french president even visited his widow

called for help from the private sector, much as the call went out to private boat owners for the dunkirks like ayanda had risen to the occasion magnificently. he said if there was a fast track or vip lane, shouldn't we be proud of this initiative? what did you think when you found out about the high priority lane? i was really, really offended, because at any one point in time, had there been mention of a fast track, we would have turned ourselves inside out to be on that fast track. there was just absolutely no mention of a fast track whatsoever. 144 recommendations for the high priority lane came from ministerial offices. but we don't know who recommended who or why. that lack of transparency leaves big questions unanswered. could ministers have suggested contracts that eventually were given without competition for millions of pounds? well, i mean, we've got no evidence that ministers were involved in any of the decision—making processes around this. because you haven't got the evidence, they may well have done. we have it in some cases, but not in every case, and that's. .. it has to

and restrictions further north in dunkirk, and pas de calais.st march, and the second in december. could there be a third in paris and the surrounding area? translation: i believe that we must not resort| to a lockdown, which is not out of the question. _ i say clearly, it is not out of the question, i but we must use all the weapons at our disposal to avoid - another lockdown. french pharmacies, the latest frontier in the fight against coronavirus. now, opening their doors as vaccination centres. but, with a slow start, there are fears the country's death toll may begin to rise again soon, prompting the pressure for locking down again. mark lobel, bbc news. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has sacked his health minister, general eduardo pazuello — an army officer with no medical training.he was a controversial appointment who supported the president's policy of promoting an unproven drug to treat coronavirus and downplayed the need for social distancing. the new health minister is doctor marcelo queiroga. he takes over as the number of death

and restrictions further north in dunkirk, and pas de calais.ational lockdowns — one a year ago last march, and the second in december. could there be a third in paris and the surrounding area? translation: i believe that we must not resort| to a lockdown, which is not out of the question. _ i say clearly, it is not out of the question, i but we must use all the weapons at our disposal to avoid - another lockdown. french pharmacies — the latest frontier in the fight against coronavirus — now opening their doors as vaccination centres. but, with a slow start, there are fears the country's death toll may begin to rise again soon, prompting the pressure for locking down again. mark lobel, bbc news. if there is a third national lockdown in france what could the economy consequences be? that will be a question in our business coverage in around 25 minutes. monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert at the university of california, san francisco and shejoins me now welcome. if we talk about first of all the european countries who are calling a halt

it was there at dunkirk and so on and so forth. a long, distinguished history. incidentally, the term gave the germans a good name for it. i called the smelly. [laughter] in the mid-1930's, the british decided they can improve on the design. they came up with the number four mark one. this particular model is a number four mark one t. i will explain in a minute, but it was manufactured from 1941-1960. it was made in britain, but you notice it was also made by a company in the united states. it was also made in canada. the t designation was the designation for the sniper rifle version. you will see that they almost made 5 million of these before the mark once -- number four mark one's. they would select rifles at the fact your best factory for accuracy than they would send the factory the rifles to the done firm in london and the holland and holland firm converted these to the sniper version. a very high-quality, accurate weapon. extremely ragged -- rugged. one of the big differences also between the number one mark four or -- was the bayonet. this was the earlie

translation: the first measure is to j extend the weekend lockdown that we set up in nice and dunkirk are increasing very rapidly there, 23% in the last seven days. they are nearly twice the national average. we talked about frustration around the european union ready vaccination programme. —— about the. two members of the bloc have taken matters partly into their own hands. the leaders of denmark and austria have travelled to israel, which has the world's most successful vaccine roll—out. and they've struck a deal. here's the israeli prime minister. we are going to do a joint r&d fund and discuss the production, the possibility ofjoint investment in productions of facilities for vaccines. i think this is great news and i think it reflects a respect we have for each other and the belief, the confidence that we have, in working together to protect the health of our peoples. slavea chankova. she is the health correspondent at the economist and she joins us life. can you assess how the eu has handled the vaccine? the can you assess how the eu has handled the vaccine?— can you assess how

and restrictions further north in dunkirk, and pas de calais.mber. could there be a third in paris and the surrounding area? translation: i believe that we must not resort| to a lockdown, which is not out of the question. _ i say clearly, it is not out of the question, i but we must use all the weapons at our disposal to avoid - another lockdown. french pharmacies — the latest frontier in the fight against coronavirus — now opening their doors as vaccination centres. but, with a slow start, there are fears the country's death toll may begin to rise again soon, prompting the pressure for locking down again. mark lobel, bbc news. our paris correspondent hugh schofield has more on the possibility of more measures being introduced. for the paris area, there are grave forebodings about what might be announced in the coming days. the government has been walking this tight rope. it doesn't want general lockdowns any more. we've got this regional approach, as we reported. and the next bit of france in the firing line is definitely the paris area. the cr