whos speak to a man intimately knows the ecb, francesco papadia.at they did yesterday, is there any doubt the ecb will do whatever it takes to keep spreads under control? francesco: the short answer is no. big show of determination, big ammo for the ecb. francine: do you worry about liquidity? when you look at the faultlines and how you can suspend the economy because of covid-19, but what questions would you ask of central banks to make sure there is ample liquidity and the people whose suffer the most -- who suffer the most will be protected? francesco: what the ecb has done opens up opportunities to deal with liquidity. the announcement was generic. we don't know exactly what they will do, but it opens up the opportunity to open up different parts of the sentiment of dealing with the liquidity issue which is one of the critical issues. francine: is there a limit to what central banks can do from now on, or do you think central banks around the world as long as there is the threat of recession because of covid-19 will continue to print money? fra

it's not really working like this right now francesco g.m. but tony there for us in milan thank you very much francesco. the european director of the w.h.o. is speaking let's take you to what he is saying live and have a lesson. via digital platforms the issue facing each and every one of us is how we manage and yet too stressful situations unfolding thought up atlee of communities. here we can draw on the remarkable powers of stent resilience and cooperation that we as humans fortunately possess personally i am trained to stick to what has worked for me in the past when i want to be calm for example learning and practicing simple relax ation techniques like breathing exercise muscle recreation mindfulness meditation can all be very helpful in alleviating bodily and mental distress i myself i also try and acknowledge upsetting thoughts when they occur and discuss them with people around me they are likely to have them too and we may be better able to find solutions collectively try to stay positive i have realized that as a husband father nic

jubilees president of the conservative think tank future nation hey there francesco thanks for being live with us on the program yet so russia is willingly sending help here to help you and your fellow countrymen that need it so much right now are you surprised that not more is coming from the e.u. e.u. neighbors you all immediate neighbors. definitely thank you for me invitation for the phone i want to say that all they. are grateful to russia for in these difficult moments for our country there is a long french treaty between hastily and russia a long friendship based on the common maybe christian roots of in this situation a sudden contest that is very very 'd difficult to a lot of people because of the corona. and his importance if a country such as russia invited to how our country 9 planes full of cemeteries and here we are at this thing time the european union unfortunately. pas that is the way that we expected that i mean it directly between the nation inside the european union is not sure in these situations imagine a situation the question that we asked to hold the european

a gem bertone he's journalist based in milan and joins us now on skype francesco this is the deadliest day in a silly at a time when hopes were high that the country may be approaching some kind of peak. it's really hard to say when the peak is going to come here in italy we expected every day but then we must delude ourselves today it's the deadliest day since the beginning of the outbreak it's 919 people died in the last 24 hours the civil protection said it is a massive increase after last week when the losses attested around between 60790 daily the death toll now reached 9134 the confirmed cases are around 6000 today bringing the total number of positive people over 86000 and. the situation is still extremely serious more than a 3rd of today's deaths come again from better give a 1000000 or embrace here in the northern region in this area there could be as many as 10 times more people actually infected the head of the civil protection said on tuesday but the italian health service is on the strain and only those in server can in severe conditions are tested that's why 'd the virus

let's get more on the situation in italy from francesco jumper tony he's a journalist based in milan and joins us now by skype at the italian prime minister has just addressed the nation francesco and this comes as the country has reached yet another grim milestone just give us a sense of what he had to say. well after 20 days of national lockdown the prime minister does a pick up announced a new economy bashers to fight the coronavirus crisis with a new law decree the government will send 4300000000 euros to the minister tell it is for the emergency and they will also send full 1000. 1000000 euros in 400000000 euros is a full 2 minutes about it is for new vouchers for food embezzled needs for those who are and trouble in the next days he was expected to announce also new extension of the of the restriction for 15 days more but he he hasn't done it yet he is still speaking he said all this after it was announced that nearly 900 people have died in the last 24 hours so the. death toll now hits 10000 tree times more than china and positive cases hit 92000 or will still see the worst ef

jenga tony there for us in milan thank you francesco well let's now go to london where we can speak to nadeem bob bennett and i believe you're on oxford street as i recall usually you can hardly move for all the people there but i say it's a little quieter these days are people now actually following social distancing recommendations. good question you're right this is usually even on a weekday full of shoppers tourists on britons alike look at it now it is almost empty there are some buses going up and down the road but with virtually nobody on board we see cyclists moving around and quite a few pedestrians now a lot of the people that we've seen on the streets are people like her the so-called geek economy workers delivery writers for example delivering food to people's homes and bits and possibly businesses and we've also seen shops which sell food and banks open they're allowed to under the new rules are certain other businesses like post offices even bike shops to keep maintaining people's bicycles so they can get around because one of the pressure points has been public transp

francesco joined by tony their theories in milan for us thank you francesca well in britain the government isn't desperate need of volunteers as it tries to contain the virus that jonah hill joins us now live from london john i believe the n.h.s. is launching quite a large volunteering campaign what are they actually asking people to do. the n.h.s. as you say needs volunteers it needs volunteers in its back room services it's catering services it needs bill volunteers to help move supplies around the place it needs volunteers to back up the people the health care workers on the front line in anticipation of the peak of this crisis arriving 1st perhaps in london and then the rest of the country in the coming days and weeks a lot of retired n.h.s. stuff of received emails and letters from the service offering to reregister of them and a high percentage of those have taken up that offer and have been reregistered and are awaiting further orders you join me outside the xcel center in london it's enormous conference center back in 2009 at the height of the financial crisis it was used as a venu

jampacked tiny of air for us in milan thank you francesco. well as we've been saying the e.u. chief has criticized european nations for what she calls a lack of a coordinated response in the fight against the corona virus live on the land says the commission has now created europe's fastest stockpile of medical supplies and it will serve as a bank of crucial equipment to help its 27 member bloc fight one of the world's west outbreaks well let's now go to lawrence and he who is in london lawrence my understanding is that the e.u. is previously had limited powers to tackle this pandemic as as the e.u. itself because member states oversee their own health responses but now it seems there is some kind of unified position imagine well i mean obviously individual countries have their health care systems and you know i don't suppose you could do any individual country to think about what they might have to do for anybody else in the in the event of the pandemic because it's never happened before but clearly philosophically the point of the european

francesco in the early days of this there was mixed messages from bill italy's political leaders yes they council flights to and from china at the end of january but the prime minister played it down when the italian government decided to really crack down and impose these lock downs did people start taking it seriously where you were or were they confused by the mixed messages francesca to be honest i arrived here 17 days ago so before even before the passion looked down a bit early you know or because the 1st lockdown was only for nora that nicholas and here everyone was already respecting you know or you it was already a red zorn because it was a matter of survival but it was already too late and here really all of us i mean we we're 2 pair of glasses of glass there we were masks we use you know with this in fact really everything every every 5 minutes the point is when you reach this number of you know in fact it well you have bessie kelly seek everywhere and everywhere means seen every every or when you know this in fact i'm tucker is is in fact it how do you disinfect your hand

thank you for that update that's francesco. live from milan let's go live now to downing street where michael gov is giving an update on the situation the current virus in the u.k. let's listen in in our n.h.s. those in manufacturing who've risen to the challenge of producing new ventilators on the hundreds of thousands who volunteer to help in a new mobile ways this is a united national effort and the spirit of selflessness shown by so many is truly inspiring and this virus of course affects us all as you no doubt already aware the prime minister has coronavirus and his self isolating at home in downing street he began experiencing mild symptoms yesterday afternoon and was tested on the advice of england's chief medical officer professor chris witty the prime is to is continuing to lead the government's response to grin a virus chairing meetings and communicating with key members of his team through video conferencing and earlier today the promise to lead the effort in launching our latest front in the fight against covered 19

francesco cassata with the winner as genoa move out of the drop zone. is taking place in the usa at the moment. there were two games on sunday in newjersey. the host nation extended their run of unbeaten matches with a win over spain, while england beatjapan. the bbc‘s katie gornall was watching. another wind for the usa who are now ona30 another wind for the usa who are now on a 30 game unbeaten run. they were really made to work for it against an impressive spanish side. it took their midfield rock to break the deadline with a close range header, much to the delight of the over 26,000 fancy to see it. england defeated japan in the other game, a big relief for them who have been under pressure with six defeats in nine but they now go into the final game with a spring in their step. it was an inexperienced attacking line up was an inexperienced attacking line upfor was an inexperienced attacking line up for the match and they were frustrated in the first half and it took the introduction of a more senior prior —— player to break the deadlock. she tapped

every day but not stabilizing and not going down especially thank you so much that update there francesco jumped on the line from milan recently arrived migrants and refugees in greece say they're getting no support during the coronavirus lock down nearly 60 recently set up their own camps on the island of this west they say they haven't been given anything to protect themselves greek managers of already overcrowded camps say there's no room for new arrivals. the lights on major landmarks are on the wall the being switched off the 60 minutes to mark earth hour that's when people are invited to think about how their lives and activities are affecting the planet and is an reports this year the coronavirus pandemic is making the event particularly significant. a symbolic annual event with powerful images earth hour has been a moment for millions of people to come together and think about our impact on the world around us this year's event takes on new meaning as billions take part in another shared experience in the night with all that is happening with the current virus allowing us at tanis

well let's bring in francesco jan but tony harris in milan francesco your city has been under lockdown now for more than 2 weeks and the numbers of infected and dying a still huge let me start by asking you how people are coping there not only practically but also psychologically well we can say that there has been a change in the mood of the italian people and especially here in this region during the 1st week of the lockdown everyone went outside on balconies singing the national anthem and singing songs like the resistance songs and applauding doctors and nurses there was a sort of positive unity to fight together this hard time but as the days went by and the number of positive cases kept growing and it seemed dead our efforts didn't have any outcome. while the government kept restricting personal freedoms well nobody at the big at the end had anything to cheer for anymore and so especially in. milan know there was a kind of discouragement in the last days fortunately since. the day to do numbers of the of the new cases and debts started going down in the last 2 days we are seeing

jumper tony is in milan for us francesco yet another sobering moment today but at the same time i see some potential optimism i see some health experts are predicting that italy could now reach its infection peak in a week or so. where were they that's that's where. the latest on official forecasts based on different researchers are saying that the daily could reach the peak in 7 to 10 days and see the new cases hitting 0 in the 1st 2 weeks of may but of course this is not sure yet what is sure is dead 812 people died yesterday bring in the total death toll to over 11500 and the confirmed positive cases are more than 100000 but the growth appears much slower than last week did ailing crees is now costs unduly under the 8 percent and the recoveries never been so many so there is yes again a ray of hope but still have to wait and of course francesca the health system through all of this has been stretched very thin lots of doctors having to make some very tough decisions but i think there are more facilities now being built as well. yes especially here in la buddy where the situation is

francesco jump attorney with that update on the situation a nation thank you so much for that. so i'm sure you've all seen the stories of stores full of empty shelves because of panic buying companies producing toilet paper hand sanitizer they can ramp up their production to meet demand but the united nations food and agriculture organization fall says the food systems will be tested and strained as we go into april and may for example china's livestock sector is likely to have reduced access to animal feed and reduce slaughterhouse capacity supplies of labor intensive crops will be affected in developing countries and across africa due to a reduced workforce and border closures and transport restrictions across the world will lead to fresh foods being wasted in high volumes wholesale prices of goods things like fish they've collapsed with so many restaurants being closed and the governments are encouraging their customers to buy their fish now so very pleased to have a builder is that with us now a senior economist at the un food and agriculture organization on skype from rome

sassuolo forward francesco caputo celebrated after scoring from close range just before half time inclosed doors. caputo then ran to the camera, and held up a piece of paper with the message — everything will be all right, stay at home. caputo then added a second just after the hour and thenjeremie boga completed the scoring after 75 minutes in the sixth serie a match to be played in an empty stadium. also cancelled is the tennis tournament at indian wells, sometimes known as the sport's fifth grand slam. it was a last—minute decision by the organisers, with some players saying they only found out on social media. it's the first major sporting event in the us to go because of the outbreak. 0rganisers of the tournament made the call on sunday, with the competition in southern california due to start this week. medical professionals said there was too great a risk to hold a large gathering of this size at this time. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller said earlier that it could influence other tournaments. well, if a decision is taken to cancel a tennis event because of one local c

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house of representatives 1st of its big true francesco jhumpa tony who is in milan just tell us about these numbers that have just been released and also is this the peak initially or is the worst yet to come. wouldn't know if the worst is yet to come of course this is the deadliest day in need to listen to the beginning of the odd break 919 people died in the last 24 hours the civil protection said it is a massive increase after last week when the losses attested around between $6750.00 daily so the total toll now reached $9134.00 the confirmed cases are around 6000 today bring in the top all number of positive people over 86000 scientists and experts warn every day that the figures 'd are not 100 percent accurate especially for concerns the positive cases because in the regions there could be as many as 10 times more people affected this is what the head of the civil protection keep saying so the health service is under strain and it's not possible to more people as we speak italian president. is starting to address the country in a nationwide message it's just the 2nd time in 3 wee

let's introduce our panel from hours are no longer be in northern italy francesco bari she's a journalist who lives there from milan rozelle amaechi to she's the president of the italian nongovernmental medical organization emergency and from oxford in the united kingdom dr peter drawback of physicians who's talk lobel health social medicine and clinical infections disease at harvard medical school welcome to you all thanks for joining us we'll start 1st of all with you peter from outside looking in what is going wrong in italy why is italy struggling to cope with the number of coronavirus patients. well i think it only like so many other countries was really caught flat footed by this pandemic and really the speed at which it spreads and failure to take really aggressive action really put them behind the curve and it's a cautionary tale for every other country about what happens when one doesn't act quickly and comprehensively enough to to contain this well it's now reached a point of course which really overwhelms the health system and unfortunately mortality rates are much higher than

democracy and the rule of law must apply more than ever in this kind of situation and my opinion that francesco talked about dignity. the conditions on the border a not dignified he said neither was the existence of many thousands of my clients who live on a day to day basis stuck in limbo in senses like we've seen he's calling on the e.u. to sort out its issues and to find a solution to the crisis so that countries like greece and no longer left shouldering the burden of my question. you can ski aussie for luck you need the greek turkish border more thoughts on this on thursday turkey announced is going to send thousands police officers to the border to prevent the greek side from driving back those desperate asylum seekers we spoke to some of the migrants about the hazardous journey they're attempting to make here. i came from of ghana stand i arrived at the border with groups but it's closed and one can't grow the group security forces are dispersing migrants with tear gas. i'm from iran and i want to go to europe as you know the economic situation in our country is very bad we tried to cros

in a bad situation francesco jiang with only their live from milan thank you was crossed out to sign a gay guy who is running us live by skype from london sonya we had there initially the death toll is past 10000 but the chief of the n.h.s. is warning that if the death toll in the u.k. can stay below 20000 things will have worked out well that is a stark assessment. stark assessment kim but certainly that is needing to be told to the public now and just if you take into consideration that that is the number of deaths of that expecting given the current estimations now as in if they believe that the population is the glaring to the government's requirements by having people stay at home and to say they can stop the transmission continue with a social distancing etc this is what it's focusing in on now also what's into consideration as well is the fact that that's state so the national health service as well he can sit at the full the pandemic. crisis kicked off the the not the proportion of i.c.u. that they were within the british health system was one of the lowest in europe as well

sassuolo forward francesco caputo celebrated after scoring from close range just before half—time ined doors. caputo then ran to the camera and held up a piece of paper with the message, "everything will be all right. stay at home." leicester city have closed the gap to manchester city in second in the english premier league. they thrashed aston villa 4—0, harvey barnes and jamie vardy scoring two goals each to end a four—game winless run for brendan rodgers's side. aston villa stay second from bottom, and in the relegation zone. with ten games to go, we're in a great position, and we can only concentrate on ourselves, you know? it doesn't really matter what the teams do. we've got great spirit here, great honesty, and obviously the players have got real quality. the european champions league continues on tuesday. jose mourinho's tottenham travel to leipzig, hoping to overturn a 1—0 deficit from the first leg of their last—16 tie. star striker timo werner should be fit to start after he was injured in saturday's 0—0 draw with wolfsburg. spurs are without a win in their last six match

any country after 919 people died in just 24 hours the number of confirmed cases has increased to francesco jump attorney is a journalist based in the land and says the true number of infections is believed to be far higher than officially reported it's really hard to say when the peak is going to come here it needs only.

democracy and the rule of law must apply more than ever in this kind of situation and my opinion is that francesco. about dignity the conditions on the border a not dignified he said neither was the existence of many thousands of my clients who live on. day to day basis stuck in limbo in centers like we've seen he's calling on the e.u. to sort out its issues and to find a solution to the crisis so that countries like greece a no longer left shouldering the burden of migration. even ski r.t. . near the greek turkish border a furious piece blamed turkey and another mounting brussels and or corporation. this is again a good lesson for us that the european union doesn't soften our problems it only makes the problems worse we paid 6000000000 euros to the turkish regime and what do we get after some several years we only get blackmailed again so it does the other gun just wants more money from us and this has to stop in pepin it is clear that mr hat store caves are not a reliable partner or sound so i think that the e.u. should instruct ounce of because i think that your piano sex player so cavil lost a

democracy and the rule of law must apply more than ever in this kind of situation and my opinion that francesco talked about dignity the conditions on the border a not dignified he said neither was the existence of many thousands of my clients who live on a day to day basis stuck in limbo in sentences like we've seen he's calling on the e.u. to sort out its issues and to find a solution to the crisis so that countries like greece a no longer left shouldering the burden of migration. ski aussie. near the greek turkish border the red cross has sharply criticized the e.u. over its handling of the crisis and rebuked greece for suspending asylum applications a decision the u.n. says has no legal basis some members of the european parliament however said that the blog should actually and all cooperation with turkey. this is again a good lesson for us that the european union doesn't solve our problems it only makes the problems worse we paid 6000000000 euros to the turkish regime and what do we get after some of the several years we only get blackmailed again so it does the other gun just wants more m

democracy and the rule of law must apply more than ever in this kind of situation and my opinion is that francesco. about. out dignity the conditions on the border are not dignified he said neither was the existence of many thousands of my clients who live on a day to day basis stuck in limbo in senses like we've seen he's calling on the e.u. to sort out its issues and to find a solution to the crisis so that countries like greece no longer left shouldering the burden of my question. ski aussie luck you need the greek turkish border furious blame turkey and are now demanding brussels and cooperation this is again a good lesson for us that hear a pin union and doesn't solve our problems it only makes the problems worse we paid $6000000000.00 euros to the turkish regime and what do we get out of the storm the several years we only get blackmailed again so it is due to the other gun just wants more money from us and this has to stop in february it is clear that mr hat. are not a reliable partner or sound so i think that the e.u. should keep the interim council because i think that european taxpayer c

a to deaths in italy it's overtaken china on both the number of deaths and confirmed infections francesco jemma tony is a journalist based in milan and says the true number of infections is believed to be far higher than the number being reported. it's really hard to say when the peak is going to come here in italy we expected every day but then we must delude ourselves today. since the beginning of the break it's $919.00 people died in the last 24 hours the civil protection said it is a massive increase after last week when the losses attested around between 60790 day the death toll now reached 9134 the confirmed cases are around 6000 today bringing the total number of positive people over 86000. the situation is still extremely serious more than a 3rd of today's deaths come again from your embrace here in the northern region in this area there could be as many as 10 times more people actually infected the head of the civil protection said on tuesday but the italian health service is under strain and only those in cervical and severe conditions are tested that's why the virus here seems

such as israel's government ordering everyone visiting the country to solve koren teen for 14 days francesco bori is a journalist she joins me now on skype from lombardo in northern italy of course you've been monitoring the events of the last few days just bring us up to speed on what you've seen so far now that those more restrictive measures have been put in place by the italian government especially in the red zone where you are. yes what we have seen now is serially hour by how are the everything is changing on the ground the government decree. is quite flexible interpretations quite flexible so it's all. a left or nearly all are left to look at these which means that especially d.c. area that at best of the red zone is becoming like a test ground in our. true for for the rest of it only. because the number of the that is still increasing is not easy in r. and probably makes little sense now to try to give numbers because it's not easy most of the time i am speak you not that died because of more than one he sees so it's not very clear you know if the violence was the main reason sort o

to bug a moment if we just be guys going to dr sylvia binyamin the the health director of the san francesco clinic who is on the front line of the fight back against corona virus sylvia thanks so much for coming on spain seems to be turning into italy by next week who knows new york and london maybe like a book would you advise of us 1st of all to do to minimize the impact of growing a virus they see in us that it would seem bad again how it out there what the end of favorite already and they in my office because he immediately when he actually at the end he does for all of the people entering they all say well we've decided that they've got it and i think he quit meant that and sat that it's raining or that you was of the equipment and. that actually did the right it was but i didn't know that you didn't go insane that community in this situation is it be too difficult because many genetic titian it's got sneak and that so that people are that whole mess and they need. to seek for a cat and that device for doctors so what we had doing in my office because sometimes we had again i think a k

but of course in italy 800 people die every day and this is still to march ok francesco attorney thank you very much indeed talking to us live from milan there. the only industry is a coronavirus pandemic continues to crush demand. and of them or the same across much of indonesia seen some very heavy amounts of rain also particular and also down further to the south across much of java same story through wednesday the rains not quite as heavy across born yet but we will see some areas later in the day to get some heavier amounts but not quite as widespread as we have has you can see is going through thursday again a similar story maybe some coastal shallows just pushing through the cambodia and also into thailand and then australia holding a few showers here there's a system on its way across south australia that will bring a fair amount of rain is to go through wednesday tema does not see bad we've got to tempt us back into the mid twenty's celsius but the rain also becoming quite heavy at 3 more central areas of new south wales becoming much heavier generally on thursday. victoria an

francesco ca ssata with the winner as genoa move out of the drop zone.taged without spectators due to coronavirus. organisers issued a statement to say it was halting ticket sales for the event later this month. and would only allow participants into the event. april's chinese grand prix has already been spotponed. the sport's governing body the fia has set up a crisis cell to monitor the situation. to melbourne, where over 86,000 people watched australia's women become the t20 cricket world cup champions, again. they thrashed india by 85 runs in the final. our reporterjo currie was at the mcg. an explosion of green and gold, australia lifting the trophy for a record for time, with a capacity of 100,000, organisers had wanted to feel the mcg to mark international women's day, and they came close, as fa ns women's day, and they came close, as fans prompt the stadium for the sports, as well as the pre—match entertainment from katy perry and her dancing cricket bouts. from the first ball, australia bought the fireworks, alyssa healy with a rocket to kick pr

everyone travelling from the exclusion zone to britain must now self—isolate, a worry for francesco, do something and they will ask me to leave or... i'm really not sure what's going to happen. but you're still going to go? but i'm still going to go, yeah, yeah. you can see now the controls are gradually being stepped up. this train is heading towards milan and people here are having their ids checked, to see if they can justify their travel up into the exclusion zone. having announced these restrictions, the authorities now want to show that they are being implemented, to give people confidence that perhaps this outbreak can start to be contained. accessing the zone without a permit can lead to a fine or prison. italy now a laboratory for virus control. that is welcomed by doctors, like eleanor, arriving in bologna. translation: it's an emergency situation. i may be asked to work in a department where there's more need. we've never faced anything like this and we're not ready. protests at the measures prompted riots in 27 prisons across italy, after all visits were stopped. some inm