sound and that is why we reload freetown. the area around freetown was settled in 787 by freed slaves and became a melting pot for liberated african and caribbean settlers the cotton tree and the city center deflects freetown unique history. after the abolition of slavery we had slaves from the nova scotia. you know what we now know us freetown and that's what's intriguing right yeah it was the place. you know they had mrs preacher and about cotton tree and they had their mid teens under 1st does giving service that was right on the day because it reminds a lot so for tony and and you can't talk about freetown without the nation and the courts and 3. freetown in sierra leone's financial hub the city's economy revolves largely around its natural harbor deep water key the biggest in africa. that's an immense array used to fish for a living earning him the nickname by me boy i mean it's local slang for tilapia. i grew up by the seaside and a seaside community. you know freetown is by the atlantic ocean we have a really long cour

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least one person has been killed and several others injured in the prison riot in syrian's capital freetown a major fire also broke out during the violence the rioting comes 2 days after authorities confirmed an inmate of the prison had tested positive for the corona virus. britain's coronavirus death toll has risen by almost 4500 in one day because health officials are not including deaths outside of hospitals in the count the total number of deaths in the u.k. attribute it to covert 19 now stands at just over $26000.00 and includes people who have died in all settings including nursing and care homes the revision means the u.k. now has the world's highest death toll after the u.s. and israeli. earlier we spoke to correspondents. in london and austin why the u.k. has changed the way it's reporting coronavirus deaths well the government came under intense pressure in the last weeks just hearing what was going on in care homes and across the communities that people were dying there but that those deaths were recorded as deaths so finally the government today gave in to that pressure and deci

one person has been killed and several others injured in a prison riot in sierra leone's capital freetown a major fire also broke out during the violence the rioting comes 2 days after authorities confirmed an inmate at the prison it tested positive for the coronavirus brazil's president also nado has withdrawn his pick to head up the country's federal police it comes after a supreme court judge blocked the appointment over and alleged conflict of interest wilson had picked a family friend for the post. britain's coronavirus death toll has risen by almost 4500 in one day because health officials are now including non-hospital deaths in that tally the total number of deaths in the u.k. attributed to code but 19 l. stands at just over 26000 and that includes people who have died in all settings including nursing homes and care homes the revision means that the u.k. has europe's 2nd highest number of deaths in this pandemic behind. our let's take this now to our correspondents auto parts in london good evening to you as well 1st of all why has the u.k. changed its counting methodology. well

one person has been killed and several others injured in a prison riot in sierra leone's capital freetown the violence comes 2 days after authorities confirmed an inmate at the prison had tested positive for the copper on a virus. as football fans around the world wait for their favorite teams to return to t.v. screens supporters of german side are trying to solve what they see as an even bigger problem how does a fan remain part of the action when they're not allowed inside the stadium. all these quiet in german football the sounds of singing birds has replaced the screaming fans the sight of empty stands likely to remain for many months yet the show. and it's very difficult to watch a game on t.v. instead of actually being there live in the stadium on t.v. you just don't get the emotions you can get by being in the stands with friends for the diehards of birth back football without fans is unthinkable and so they are making cardboard cutouts of themselves to literally remain part of the scene using a mobile app interested parties can take a photo of themselves which is then printed on c

person has been killed and several others injured during a prison life in sierra leone's capital freetown according to officials the violence comes 2 days after all thought is confirmed an inmate of the prison it tested positive for corona virus. a protesters in lebanon have returned to the streets of cities across the country for a 2nd day one demonstrator was reported killed in the latest clashes fueled by the country's deepening economic crisis level has seen months of anti-government and rest now compounded by growing anger at the locked out. another night of violence in lebanon and in the northern city of tripoli demonstrators hold fireworks and rocks at security forces 'd responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. the anger over lebanon's crumbling economy growing day by day. this is the beginning of the road where you are seeing today is just the start . was lebanon is in financial crisis grappling with the collapse in its currency soaring inflation and rampant unemployment problems worsen by coronavirus lockdown for lebanese on the streets the fight is extensional. we are day lab

one person has been killed and several others injured in a prison riot in sierra leone's capital freetownajor fire broke out. this comes to days after authorities confirm an inmate tested positive for the virus. protesters in lebanon have returned to the streets of cities across the country for a second day. one demonstrator was reportedly killed, fueled the deepening economic crisis free lebanon has seen months of antigovernment unrest, now compounded by a growing anger at the lockdown. reporter: another night of violence in lebanon. in the northern city, firefighters threw rocks at security forces and they responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. the anger of the crumbling economy, growing day by day. >> this is the beginning of the road. this is just the start. reporter: lebanon is grappling with the collapse of its currency, soaring inflation and rampant unemployment, worsened by coronavirus lockdown. for the lebanese on the streets, the fight is existential. >> we are day laborers. if we work, we eat. if we don't, we don't eat. i hope the situation changes for the better. reporter

as far as freetown, sierra leone. ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories.ld health organization has warned the coronavirus pandemic could indirectly harm the lives of millions of children who are missing out on vital vaccinations of other diseases. they say 21 countries are already reporting shortages of some vaccines. new york has become the first united state to canceled the democratic presidential primary because of the pandemic. is set tondrew cuomo extend the lockdown in many parts of the state beyond may 15. 500 government factories have been reopening in bangladesh. hundreds of workers sunday to find the month-long shutdown to contain the outbreak. workers say they face starvation if they are not paid. declared --lord has -- to bringlord about national unity government is to be abolished. our reporter is in tripoli. reporter: apparently he has been saying big news but everyone here is familiar that this is not very significant, he has been defeating all the time the abolishment of the libyan about thethat brought government of national accord. he has

person has been killed and several others injured during a prison riot in sierra leone's capital freetown that's according to officials violence comes 2 days after or thought she was confirmed an inmate at the prison that tested positive for coverage 19. the organizers of the oscars wolf will allow movie stream device release device streaming or video on demand to compete for next year's academy awards for the 1st time ever they expanded eligibility rules will only apply the year they come in response to theater closings and the film festival cancellations amid the pandemic so india has lost one of his 1st celebrated actors if an icon died on wednesday by after a 2 year battle against cancer he was 53 leaving the tributes the country's prime minister near and remote he called his death a loss to the world of cinema and theatre. a ward winning career spanned 3 decades more than 80 films he was one of the 1st bollywood stars to cross over to international cinema these roles in critically acclaimed films like the life of pi and slumdog millionaire as well as blockbusters like jurassic park.

they will be more like freetown and monrovia and mumbai. ad hoc, lots of slums, poor infrastructure, chaotic but 2 billion people will live in slums, that is the prediction and so new pathogens taking advantage of this right now, this massive urban expansion in poor parts of the world in particular. ebola is a good example of that. we have had ebola outbreak since the 1970s but ebola never had infected a place of more than 100,000 inhabitants before 2013. only in 2013 when it came up in guinea, it had infected three capital cities with a combined population of 3 million. that is really important reason it was a huge conflagration. arguably is eco-virus is also taking advantage of urbanization. we had seek a virus since the 1940s and even before but mostly in equatorial forest in asia and africa and it was carried by a forest mosquito and that forest mosquito mostly bit animals. it didn't bite people that much so people didn't get a lot of zika virus but now zika virus is being carried by a mosquito that specializes in living in human habita

they will be cities more like freetown and monrovia and mumbai. ad hoc, lots of slums, poor infrastructure, chaotic. about 2 billion people will live in slums. that is the prediction. so there are new pathogens taking advantage of this now, this massive urban expansion, in four parts of the world in particular. ebola is a good example of that. before that -- we had ebola outbreaks since the 1970's. but ebola never had infected a place of more than a few inhabitants before 2013. hundred thousand it was only in 2013, when it came up in guinea, within a few weeks of that, it had infected three capital cities with a combined population of nearly 3 million. so that is a really important reason it was such a huge conflagration. and, arguably, zika virus is also taking advantage of urbanization. we have had zika virus probably since 1940's and maybe even before that. in equatorialtly forests in asia and africa. and it was carried by a forest mosquito. and that forest mosquito mostly bit animals. it did not bite people that much. so people did not really

but not cities like washington dc or san francisco but like freetown and monrovia and ad hoc poor infrastructure, a lot of slums and chaotic with 2 billion live in slums. that's a prediction. so who is taking advantage of this right now with this massive urbanization? ebola is a good example of that. we had a bowl of outbreak since the 1970s but it never had infected more than a few hundred thousand inhabitants before 2013 so when it came up within a few weeks of that it had infected three capital cities with a combined population of nearly 3 million. that's an important reason why it was such a huge conflagration and arguably the seek a virus also takes advantage we've had that since the forties and maybe before that but it was the equatorial forest in asia and africa and carried by a forest mosquito and mostly bit animals, not people that much so people didn't get teethree but right now in america it is being carried by another form of mosquito that specializes in living in human habitations. it can actually breed in a drop of water in a bottle cap so that plastic garbage that we leave around,