of the french navy have been. cut short. $980.00 people have died in the united kingdom in the last 24 hours due to covert $900.00 it is the highest since the outbreak began foreign secretary dominic rob news standing in for the prime minister boris johnson is urging people to stay indoors this easter weekend as the weather warms up and rob is warming warning people to stick to the government's lockdown rules as more now from london so easter weekend now a time when people want to be with their families extended families and friends and so on if there was ever going to be a moment of lockdown fatigue one imagines this might be it and the government of course the message as you heard it there from government rub the foreign secretary mr johnson's effective stand in his please don't breach these restrictions stay at home as much as you can come out to exercise once a day by all means but no sunbathing no picnicking in the parks and behind me this park is a pretty good example of a very disciplined distancing going o

workers including medical staff are exempt from that policy. 50 crew onboard the flagship of the french navy have the coronavirus the shell the gore has cut short its mission to return to base in the mediterranean port of 2 along parts of the aircraft carrier are locked down and the 1700 crew have been ordered to wear masks. g 20 energy ministers are holding a virtual meeting to discuss protecting viable oil markets now this meeting comes a day after opec and its allies agreed to cut production the deal will see oil producing nations cut output by $10000000.00 barrels per day until allie jury in the biggest reduction ever the cuts to try to counter the slump and demand caused by the carnivorous pandemic a solid binge of aid has this report a price war would started in march did not last as long as previous disagreements but its impact has been widespread u.s. shale oil produces filed for bankruptcy as major energy projects have been delayed or suspended in the oil industry face significant job losses the oversupply coincided with a massive reduction in demand for oil because of the global sl

the french navy's only aircraft carrier the charles de gaulle has arrived at the southern port of too long after 15 naval personnel tested positive for cocaine 19 the entire crew of around 1900 sailors will be tested for the virus and isolated for 2 weeks. now the spanish flu outbreak more than 100 years ago had a big impact on society a century on the coronavirus is likely to have far reaching effects on both our working and personal lives people are getting to grips with life under lockdown staying and quarantine and new concepts such as social distancing and self isolation but how life changing will this be history might just have the answer. deadly pandemic descended on the world after the 1st world war as if people hadn't suffered enough already the virus known as the spanish flu blew across the globe 100 years ago hitting middle aged people hardest you know. about one 3rd of the german population was sick and to some degree. in all of europe 2300000 people died from because it was a. worldwide at least 25000000 it's going to mean this isn't really a 50000000 or double even that

aimed at countering the unprecedented collapse in demand 50 crew on board the flag ship of the french navy had been diagnosed with a virus that showed a goal that's cut short its mission to return to base in the mediterranean port of 2 local. $980.00 people have died in the united kingdom in the last 24 hours due to cave in $91.00 highest since the outbreak began for inspectorate dominate rob me standing in for prime minister boris johnson is people to stay indoors this easter weekend as the weather warms up rob is warning people to stick to the government's lots of rules those that lines up more news here on al-jazeera after my cuba hail to. the wedding planner i've not. i mean. a lot of going to i don't know. i mean i'm hey about us and i don't get out of it if i'm. going to single man. look at a lawn on the. last save on saturday said you know going to go in with. the estimate was a tough time winning. also will not. against the west a lot of them and. you know the kneeling. i don't know got the info and still be getting asked of. me or was that given a bit of common yak mostly across.

the french navy's only aircraft carrier that. has arrived at the southern port of after $58.00 naval personnel tested positive for covert 19 the entire crew of around $900.00 sailors will be tested for the virus and isolated for 2 weeks. for all the struggles medical systems face in rich countries health officials say the consequences of an outbreak in poor countries would be difficult to fathom in africa the virus has spread to 52 countries the continent lags behind the global curve in infections and deaths but that could change dramatically kenya for example is warning the country could have $10000.00 cases by the end of april. it was supposed to be an orderly process but the fence could barely hold back the crowd motivated by misery residents from the slums of nairobi have come in search of promised aid packages. that i'm waiting here so that my grandchildren can finally eat again i don't have anyone else. but private donations aren't enough for everyone here in the fight against the coronavirus the kenyan government has drast

york town wouldn't have happened if he hadn't arranged for the french navy and french army and washington brought down the american army to capture cornwallace in york town. after the revolution, after franklin comes back, he is elected governor of pennsylvania three terms. he is almost 80. he is older than joe biden and he gets elected, back then, when people lived shorter times. he gets elected governor of pennsylvania. he is fabulous at the job. the state was in trouble before him. he knows thousand make it work. then, of course, they both -- washington from mount vernon, franklin from his seat as governor of pennsylvania, push for a constitutional convention because they saw america collapsing without unity, without unified commerce, without a central government controlling the western frontier. that was so important to both of them. because until you had a central government, the ability to raise troops and to raise funds and to project our armies, open up the frontier, what was happening is no state had an interest in protecting the frontier. the native americans were moving back. t

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millions by surprise and prompted panic by 2 hours before it took effect on friday night and the french navy's only aircraft carrier the pool has arrived at the southern portion on off to 50 naval personnel to stay positive for the current virus the entire crew of around $1800.00 sailors will be tested for the virus and isolated for 2 weeks. a century ago a deadly flu swept the world with devastating consequences that changed the way people lives today the coronavirus is also likely to be a social and cultural impacts already terms like social distancing and self isolation have become part of everyday language but what changes can we expect to last history mail if habits like the handshake are to become a thing of legend. a deadly pandemic descended on the world after the 1st world war as if people hadn't suffered enough already the virus known as the spanish flu blew across the globe 100 years ago hitting middle aged people hardest you know dozen different political figure about one 3rd of the german population was sick and to some degree. in all of europe to a point 3000000 people died in fo

there's been a krone virus i praye can board this french navy aircraft carrier 50 cases were registered on the sharjah goal which is docked in the mediterranean port of tuna all 3 sailors are in hospital as a precaution while the remaining crew are quarantined on board for 2 weeks and are wearing face masks also. on a positive note this alfresco concert comes courtesy of spanish police who gave staff at a madrid hospital as shown in full bit of time i some of the medics as you can see they're getting in to the spirit of things they're singing along to a popular national song. well with luck dawn's casting at tranquil silence throughout the world it seems mother nature is breathing a sigh of relief the air is clearing and normally played at cities wildlife as well you might have seen making the most of the newly deserted streets images of which people have been sharing online. who would have thought would see those pictures a few months ago obama said for this world news update from moscow i am going to o'neill here at our international h.q. a reminder to our web. media teams are working

more news in brief this month is for the corona virus outbreak onboard this french navy aircraft carrier 50 cases registered on the shelves the goal which is dock to the mediterranean port of 2 long 3 sailors apparently in hospital as a precaution for the remaining crew a quarantine on board for 2 weeks and the wearing face masks. while some police use drones to check on social distancing compliance in generally they're using this big old airship it to look for groups of people around the picturesque lake constance near the swiss border lovely part of the world the authorities say it's better for high altitude monitoring and furthermore it's quieter over the sunny easter weekend gatherings we've seen in berlin parks we brought in those pictures yes they despite all that advice to stay at home. on a positive note than this alfresco concepts comes courtesy of the spanish police thank you very much who gave you that image and madrid hospital. some of the medics joined in to the can see sing along to a popular national song tonight to see it as well atomic creativity. whiling away the long h

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there's been a coronavirus i praye on another ship on board the french navy aircraft carrier seen here 15 cases were registered on the charlotte the cole which is docked in the mediterranean port of 2 nor 3 sailors are in hoss. a precaution while the remaining crew are quarantined on board for 2 weeks and are wearing face masks also. and on a positive note this. concert comes courtesy of spanish police who gave stuff a madrid hospital full of time odds so all of the medics are in the us you can see them singing along to popular russians. with locked on scouting a tranquil silence throughout the world it seems mother nature is breathing a sigh of relief the air is clearing normally polluted cities and why life's making the most of the nearly deserted streets images which people have been sharing online. yeah as this strange timer who are all going 3 plays i thought together thanks for choosing r.t. for your hourly update our newsroom just behind the camera there is busy putting together all the news you need today i'll bring it to you in 32 hope you'll join me for 2 great programs thoug

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and the french navy's only aircraft carrier the shards of call has arrived at the southern port of too long after 15 naval personnel tested positive for the coronavirus the entire crew of around $1500.00 sailors will be tested for the virus and isolated for 2 weeks. all in times like these knowing where to get help where to get tested or perhaps just locating your nearest town washing station is vital information and data can help here now we turn to which is a kenyan crowdsourcing technology that has in the past been used to collect data for disaster relief elections and crisis responses organizations all of the world are using platforms like these to navigate the coronavirus crisis. in data and information that's job is the project coordinator at map kibera an organization that has been marking up its biggest slum for the past 10 years. to corona virus outbreak has shifted the focus turns digital maps now he's documenting handwashing stations clinics and aid efforts we have like the water board could be like this one it's on the mop but we all thought about where we set it. we have o

the death rate they are is slightly down and france is getting much worse and the flagship of the french navy has just been found to be absolutely riddled with coronavirus with half the sailors showing symptoms and 60 percent of them affected here's what i think might be an affective part of this type of conversation. it seems like what you're saying is correct george most western countries including the united states of america is not ready yet to stop the lockdown but it seems like there's this general frustration which is getting downright dangerous with people who are afraid they're going to lose their jobs lose their houses lose their livelihood be unemployed for what they don't know how long which is also causing a lot of problems for people and even people are losing their lives because because of it so is it a good idea at least to start creating parameters for people so they can see. you know a path forward. well nobody is more frustrated than me let me as you hear you i'm going nuts here and i think that's true of hundreds of millions of us around the world but if we start all going

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10000 cases so far more than half of them have been google 50 crew onboard the flagship of the french navy have been diagnosed with the virus the shell de gaulle has cut short its mission to return to base in the mediterranean port of 2 long parts of the aircraft carrier a lock down and the 700 crew have been ordered to wear masks. it's been one month since the world health organization declared the corona virus outbreak a pandemic the still no treatment for covered 19 nor is the vaccine as a result it's been spreading with alarming speed around the world infecting well over 1000000 people victoria gate and the reports. an unprecedented response to a virus unknown to the world just a few months ago now on nearly every continent country and street people's lives are being affected dramatically by covert 19 was it originated in china but by march it was clear the coronavirus was a global problem. italy ordered a national lockdown 2 days later the world health organization made a red declaration deeply concerned by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the a lot of mean levels of

there is closed for a week so a mosque markets and mosques 50 crew onboard the flagship of the french navy have the coronavirus the shell the goal has cut short its mission to return to base in the mediterranean port of 2 little south korea is the 1st major country to hold a general election during the covert 19 crisis president in cost his violent wealth you should be protected he's been praised for getting one of the world's worst outbreaks under control. g. 20 energy ministers are holding a virtual meeting to discuss protecting global oil markets the meeting comes a day after opec and its allies agreed to cut production the deal will see oil producing nations because output by 10000000 barrels per day until june that's the biggest reduction ever the cuts as account of the slump in demand caused by the coronavirus well those are the headlines that nick clark will have more news for you here on al-jazeera after the stream. talk to al jazeera we squawk you will force well when you saw that document a story we listen to after the war saying your europeans go build united states of you but w

supplies to nato allies in the in spain and 5 balkan countries 50 crew on board the fact ship of the french navy have been diagnosed with cold 19 ishant ago has cut short its mission to return to base in the mediterranean for just 2 long parts of the aircraft carrier and knockdown in the $7800.00 crew order to wear masks. as sent to other news now and. in the democratic republic of congo have suffered a setback the 1st person to contract the disease in more than 50 days. his death comes just 3 days before the country was to declare the 20 month break over saying in africa chants president says his country's troops will no longer take part in military operations outside national borders the army ended a major offensive against the koran which left more than 50 chinee and soldiers dead. the announcement was made on national television the president. and then seeing that no charging troops will be deployed outside of chad and this comes just after the president led on the ground in the offensive against books in the lake chad area days ago he knows that he was frustrated with his counterparts the n

when the french come in, they bring in the navy and so maybe now he will have the chance. with the french navy, he can assault the fortress of new york, take it back from the british and declare this revolution over. someday, we are going to get that chance, but it wasn't meant to be. a great opportunity arose in ' army wasornwallis having to walk -- having to march northward. they were being decimated by malaria and small part -- and smallpox. french fleet could get down to the chesapeake and hold the british there, then the french art -- sorry, the american army under washington could get down and pin them in and that is ultimately what happens. that effort was slammed in multiple places. greatn see online the historic home in which you can see the wallpaper that was on the room in which george washington slept in. here atlso planned mount vernon. george washington in mount vernon for three days in 1781, in which they would have talked about the logistics, talked about the plan, and final plans were made in williamsburg as the siege played itself out that washington knew

soldiers, the last three years of the war soldiers didn't get paid and he arranged the french army to come over in the navy to come over in the final victory at yorktown was a coordinated effort with more french troops surrounding yorktown then american troops in the french navy outside, all of which franklin and washington coordinated. they had to work closely together. franklin served as a vetting agent for washington to see what foreign soldiers would help and so polanski or lafayette all said at first with franklin and franklin wrote the note to washington saying it is up to you whether you want them but this man will help. this man will be a good man. you can add some others, they all came via franklin to washington. let me jump ahead. i can tell plenty more about the revolution but let me jump ahead to the constitutional convention where before it even began, washington joined with franklin and the other delegates from virginia and pennsylvania who were first to get to philadelphia, to draft what became known as the virginia plan because was introduced by edmund randolph to introduce the articles of

and then the french army to come over and then the navy to come over and the final victory at yorktown was a coordinated effort with more french troops surrounding yorktown then americanit troops. in the french navy outside of all t of which franklin and washington had correlated. so they had to work a closely together. indeed franklin served as a v betting agent to see what foreign soldiers would help. they all bedded first with franklin and franklin wrote the note to washington saying it is up to you whether you want them but this man will help. this man will be a good man. three key and you could add some others all came via franklin to washington. now let me jump ahead, i could tell plenty more about the revolution. but let me jump ahead to the continental constitutional convention. where before it even began washington joined with franklin and the other delegates from virginia and pennsylvania who had been the first to get to philadelphia to draft what became known as the virginia plan because it was introduced by the virginia governor to replace the articles of confederation with

and then here range for rochambeau and the french army to come over, the navy took above her, the final victory yorktown was a coordinated effort with more french troops surrounding yorktown than american troops. in the french navy outside all of which franklin and washington had coordinated. they had to work closely together, indeed franklin served as a vetting agent for washington to see what foreign soldiers would help. so von steuben, polanski, or lafayette, all that it first with franklin and franklin wrote them notes to washington saying, it's up to you whether you want him, but this mental health. this man will be a good man. so the three key, and you could add some others, all came via franklin to washington. now, let me jump ahead. i could tell plenty more about the revolution. but let me jump ahead to the constitutional convention. her before even began : : will eventually work their way into the constitution. the two leading delegates because of their stature were washington and franklin. and when washington arrived in philadelphia, as soon as he drops his bags, franklin is n

it seems the french navy had similar problems. 11 years old to return to nurseries and schools — and today the country's prime minister welcomed students back at one school in copenhagen. denmark is now the first european country to relax coronavirus restrictions in education. germany's leader — angela merkel — has held a meeting with the country's state governors to discuss how and when to begin loosening some of the restrictions there. the country's social distancing measures are expected to remain in place until may 3rd — but the government is considering relaxing restrictions on smaller shops before then. and in spain restrictions on the construction and manufacturing sectors were loosened by the government earlier this week — in a bid to stave off economic collapse. but police are continuing their strict checks on motorists — demanding to see documents specifying the reason for their journey which employers must provide to their workers. while european countries have ta ken different measures in response to the virus — the eu

it was presented from officerrs of the french navy in 178 it was part of that tavern in philadelphia.it was owned by george washington until his death on december 14, 1799, at mount vernon. it has some 2000 diamonds and other jewels that make it up. upon his death, betsy skyler, the widow -- i'm sorry, martha washington, the widow, will send the metal to alexander hamilton for his safekeeping because he is the second at that point president general of the society. for many, many decades, it has been owned by the society of cincinnati. beautiful piece. i end on a very poignant note, which is the last letters between george washington and alexander hamilton. george washington does not know he is about to die. my father-in-law was a graduate in 1956, and i give the sword award every graduation. this is poignant, these letters. they involve the creation of a military academy that washington is suggesting. he writes, enclosed is a copy of the letter i've written to the secretary of war on the subject of a military academy. washington will then reply on december 12. he will die two days lat

maybe that thanks very much tom it came there in berlin at 50 crew on board the flagship of the french navy have been dog knows with coronavirus the shelled the goal has cut short its mission to return to base in the mediterranean port of 2 middle parts of the craft carrying a lockdown and a 700 crew ordered to wear mosques britain's foreign secretary dominant rub is people to stay indoors as these the weekend as weather warms up rob is warning people to stick to the government's look down rules and not to ruin the progress made in tackling the virus jenna hole has more now from london. so easter weekend now a time when people want to be with their families extended families and friends and so on if there was ever going to be a moment of lockdown fatigue one imagines this might be it and the government of course the message is you heard it there from dominic rupp the foreign secretary mr johnson's effective stand in these please don't preach these restrictions stay at home as much as you can come out to exercise once a day by all means but no sunbathing no picnicking in the parks and behind

it was presented from officers of the french navy in march of '74 at the tachb there in philadelphia. that was their first try enial, first meeting every three years. it has some 200 diamonds and other jewels that make it up. and of course upon his death, sometime after, betsy sky letter -- i'm sorry, martha washington, the widow l send the medal to alexander hamilton for his safekeeping because he is now the second at that point governor -- i mean president general of the society. and for many, many decades it has been owned by the society of cincinnati and is housed very safely in a vault at anderson house in d.c. beautiful piece. i enon a very poignant note, the last letters between george washington and alexander hmm. obviously george doesn't know he is about the die. and as the -- my father-in-law was a graduate of west point class of '56 and i give an award every graduation at west point this is poignant, these letters, and they involve the creation of a military academy that hamilton is suggesting. he writes to washington from november november 28th. sir enclosed is a copy of a

amy:y: the french h navy has evacuauated its flagagship nucleaear-powered aiaircraft carrieier, the charlrles de gau, where nearly 700 sailors have tested positive for coronavirus. on wednesday france sharply revised its covid-19 death toll upwards to more than 17,000, as nursing homes reported hundreds of additional deaths over the easter weekend. but for the first time since the start of the pandemic, french hospitals saw the total number of patients decrease. sweden saw a sharp rise in covid-19 cases wednesday. swedish authorities have refused calls to close restaurants, retail stores, and classes for primary and junior high school students, even as coronavirus deaths far outpace those in other scandinavian countries with strict lockdowns. in germany, chancellor angela merkel has extended a nationwide lockdown until may 3, but will ease some restrictions, citing a fragile, partial success in fighting the coronavirus. unlike the united states, germany began testing early and often for the disease and has a much lower d death rate. back in the united states, there -- the privately owned dete

captured and enslaved by a royal navy ship captain, he fought the navy battles against the french. he was the driver on the sugar plantation helping to keep other workers in subjection for a time before he came to leading uprising that the british could call a race war. as he engaged in the success of struggles, he connected with small-scale everyday violence of enslavement to the grand scale of imperial geopolitics. in reach of these conflicts have locking patters of state, commerce, migration, labor and militancy. these words within wars and the elements of empire and insurrection, it takes as far from the plantations beyond relations between masters and slaves and outside the conventional location to observing racial violence. vectors of slave were in jamaica within intertwined our tender rate of soldiers who fought in europe, north america and afri africa, sailors who crisscrossed for emergency and empires in slaves who were swept up in many complex on both sides of the alien to goshen. tracking the movement of profiteer more loads, workers, captives and ordinary fighters expos

in combat with political rival captured and enslaved by a ship captain, he fought in navy battles against the french. he was the driver on the plantation, keeping up in subjection for a time before the uprising that the british could call a race war. in these struggles, he connected on a small scale, everyday violence of enslavement and course labor to the grand scale of imperial geopolitics. that's where the interlocking patterns of state, labor and militancy across distances, these wars within force were elements of empire, and insurrection. integrated history takes us far to the plantations, beyond masters and slaves and outside the locations for observing violence. slave work in jamaica formed not in intertwined soldiers who fought in europe, north america and africa, sailors who crisscrossed the end by the world for slaves swept up in many conflicts on both sides of the atlantic ocean. tracking the movements of puppeteers from workers, captives and ordinary fighters, exposing the shape of the marshall as it peaks integrate volcanic network, constituting world history from below. i'm going to fi

they say they'll work together — their armies, navies and air forces delivering vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. frenchoupe, martinique and mayotte had seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and its long—term consequences are still very real. rich preston, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a quick look at china now. the authorities in beijing have announced a 6.8% in china's gross domestic product for the first quarter, compared with last year. the figures reflect the profound impact the coronavirus has had on the economy of the country where the outbreak began. it is the first contraction of the chinese economy for at least three decades. beijing has suggested a stimulus package is on the way. the brazilian president jair bolsonaro has fired his health minister following disagreements about how to handle the coronavirus pandemic. for weeks, they have been at odds over the country's response. luiz henrique mandetta has been a keen advocate of social distancing — a measure bolsonaro has rejected, call

they say they work together, their armies, navies, and airforces, living vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. frenchritories of guadeloupe, martinique have seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and has long—term consequences are still very real. rich preston, bbc news. campaigners in many countries across the world have been warning that the coronavirus outbreak will lead to a "domestic abuse pandemic" as vulnerable people spend all day with their abusers. national lockdowns have heightened the danger for women forced to stay at home and less able to call for help undetected. in latin america, one ngo teamed up with other organisations and published recommendations for governments on how to protect the rights of women and girls during the outbreak. selene soto is a venezuelan lawyer who works for women‘s link worldwide. she joins us live from bogota. thanks forjoining us. talk through the data and the evidence you are seeing for this rise in domestic abuse cases. hi, thank you for having me. at

they say they'll work together — their armies, navies, and air forces, living vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. frenchve seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and its long—term consequences are still very real. he's been an inspiration to people around the world — and today british world war ii veteran, tom moore finished his challenge to walk laps of his garden to raise money for nhs charities. 99 year old captain tom has raised more than £16 million — that's an incredible $19 million. you can't start halfway, you start at the beginning. captain tom moore was keen to do things properly on the final leg of a journey that had begun as a family challenge and turned into something extraordinary. i think it's an absolutelyl fantastic sum of money, we never would have imagined that sum of money, it's unbelievable that people have been so kind. it began just over a week ago. the target, 100 laps to mark captain tom's 100th birthday at the end of the month. a world war ii veteran born in keighley, he had

nearly two dozen french sailors are being treated in a hospital after a large outbreak of covid-19 on board an aircraft carrier. more than 17,000 arena's have been evacuated from the navy- evacuated,e been with at least 668 sailors testing positive for the virus. last sunday, whwhen the aircraraft carrier docked, 50 sailors on board were thought to have contracted covid-19. now, the n number of c cases lid 660,e ship has soared to just under a third of everyone who had been on the ship. announced wednesday that 31 sasailors are being treaeated in hospital, one of tm in intensive care. carrier on board the has been placed under quaranantine, but the number of infected is likely to rise further, withh some 70% of saililors still awaititing testt reresults. the e french navy'y's chief o of has ordered an investigation ininto the source of the contamination. according to a french news aside, after leaving cyprus on the ninth of march, the carrier of march. the 13th sailors were allowed on land to see their famililies. the first cases emerged a few days later. on the 10th of april, the carrier's duties were suspended when tests for covid-19 came back positive. the nuclear p

they say they'll work together — their armies, navies, and air forces, delivering vital supplies, food, and medical equipment. frenches of guadeloupe, martinique, and mayotte have seen 19 coronavirus deaths between them. while many in europe feel the worst has passed, thousands are still dying every day. fear of the virus and its long—term consequences are still very real. rich preston, bbc news. ridgejoins me now in the studio. ijust ridgejoins me now in the studio. i just want to start with what the newspapers are doing today. this is the daily mirror, allin, altogether, stay at home. it is government announcement and hey presto, it is on every newspaper across the country today. this is also the country today. this is also the daily telegraph, the inside of that cover and that is the measure, no end in sight for lockdown stop is a pretty bleak message to be putting out really. it is a realistic want isn't it, the government has set another three weeks at least. absolutely. these measures came in on the 23rd of march and have been in place forjust over march and have been in place for just over three march and hav

managed by former israeli navy commandos are confronting around 20 armed separatist groups in the english speaking regions they're fighting to break away from the rest of french speaking cameroon and it's their own country called amazonia. after human rights watch documented killings and rapes of villagers in english speaking regions by rapid intervention battalions the united states military said it reduced funding and training yet u.s. commandos continue to support and train them the key to have a good response to do a symmetric tract it is information it is and villages and where you will have a lot of us with. it is a good point. almost a 1000000 people have fled the 3 year of separatists fighting all are living in makeshift tents or with local population the government in the capital day is limiting access to international humanitarian organizations to the english speaking regions if you have 60000 people. requiring assistance. and considering you have 10 times more war displaced was in cameroon the situation calls for an urgent action from the international community. has received support from neighbors not from the government should need to answer chil