cases worldwide south sudan has just at its fast deaths from the coronavirus takis death toll from govan $1000.00 has now passed $4000.00 and slovenia has called an official end to its pandemic becoming the fast european country to do so. a typhoon has slammed into the eastern philippines as authorities struggle to accurate hundreds of thousands of people but many of the emergency shelters are overcrowded with no means of social distancing and without proper safety gear against a coronavirus. is expected to sweep across densely populated areas before exiting in the north sunday. is packing powerful sustained winds of up to 150 kilometers per hour the typhoon has devastated parts of the country and it's putting millions of lives at risk because of the coronavirus pandemic areas hit by the typhoon are under lockdown and people are trying to stay at home to avoid infection. the authorities have evacuated around $200000.00 people they now face contracting the virus at overcrowded imagines the shelters due to social distancing measures the shelters can only accept half their capacity and peop

it relaxed they're calling on authorities to provide more food and water that have been over 3000 govan 1000 cases reported in bolivia and around 140 deaths. cold beers are being poured once again in australia's northern territory with bob's involves reopening after almost 2 months as infection numbers in the outback region have been nor the country's most populous state new south wales is also starting to reopen cafes and bars. families around the world are facing a ray of new challenges linked to this pandemic battens have to juggle keeping kids fed entertained educated and safe often while also working from home and many groups have sounded the alarm that families under pressure on to getting the support that they need. to tell us how cold it 19 is up ending family life where they live. in south africa. to leave the morning for 3 hours to exercise or to take the kids out to everybody has to wear a smile you have to be home with the kids preschool remain closed. to. the pandemic show german families that the country is not nearly as advanced as it thought it was the sudden closure of

already health care systems at the colonies are crumbling at the same town while we're dealing with govan night eat pandemic we're also on the break of a hunger pandemic for the crawler virus even became an issue i was saying that 2020 would be facing the worst humanitarian crisis as war 2 we are competing with the developed world the very future of the continent will depend on how this matter is handled. it is getting competitive rich nations are buying up mosques and gloves and ventilators this quickly as they're produced leaving poorer nations with nothing international aid be it food or medicine or money is slowing to a trickle even the w.h. who is warning that things could get very ugly qubit in africa could kill 300000 and forced millions into starvation it all depends on what we are discussing here which is are you testing are you finding the cases are you isolating and tracking the contacts the w.h.o. report is not a prediction that means it must happen how is africa supposed to deal with a pandemic that is bored america to its knees especially without being able to print dollars

welcome back i'm naomi caravan and i'm still going to cry all govan 1000 drugs be available for every one ram dass of fear the drug that shows signs it could help the most severe cases of coke at 19 is made by a company with a shady history that it is the company known for life saving drugs that treat deadly illnesses like hiv and hepatitis c. and there are also known for charging $1000.00 for a pill. for $1000.00 the pill better be saving my life and killing my worst enemy it should come with a complimentary gun and a hitman larry you buy a year's supply you get through larry's this time last year the made grrr of gucci pills gilliard was facing a congressional hearing investigating the exorbitant price of their hiv drug truvada or perhaps treats and preventing hiv making it a manageable illness and stead of a death sentence but it was also so expensive only one in 10 patients in need could get it so the list price is almost $2000.00 the united states why is it $8.00 in australia. is still has patent protection in the united states and in the rest of the world it is generic i can't c

books in the past and suddenly you're bailing them out and here you're bailing them out because of govan idea but you're also bailing them out because they did a crappy job in there but their books. is a good example of that is just one of the and i'm going to go and yes in that situation i would not have a hands off approach i notice that the german governments take a non-voting shares and probably also and asking for any director on the board given the extent to which malfeasance as it could be on corporate 'd vials i would actually they sank if they're going to riskier then we have to take a stake and we want to be able to look at the books that would certainly be a wise move to make that series of all whether the governments are equipped to actually analyze the stuff itself as it is another story they're often in complicit with the terms that have done this in the past rather than being the safest of them but something which gives them some. capacity for the robot bank of scotland for example is classic on that front the bank the government rescued them the money out of the rescue an

$100000.00 people dying of the coronavirus now does that mean that the united states leads the world in govan deaths no it does not because when you compare the deaths to the population of each particular country the united states is not number one it's actually number 9 at last count among countries with the highest death rates michelle greenstein joins us now to go over the numbers and put this in perspective for us to get away with show sure that's right right now we're at about 99000 deaths and like you said we're expected to surpass that 100000 mark today now some say that death toll is actually higher because data is still incomplete others say it's actually lower because the u.s. isn't take into account co-morbidities but that is the official u.s. death toll but you do raise a point of significance which is that this doesn't account for population so now let's take a look at where people are dying around the world in terms of deaths per 1000000 so the rhetor the country is the more deaths and vice versa and this is based on today's numbers from the european c.d.c. so you can see that t

functioning and therefore we cannot do ourjob properly from home, that is therefore aligned with the govan'sace before taking advantage of the workspace too and i was to participate fully and safely. thank you mr speaker. the government's advice is clear to work from ed from home if you can. but why i and many others have realise is that this cannot work effectively without meeting physically. last week, for example, on no bills on public bills committees, no delegations. compare that to a fairly standard and particularly busy physical setting week, such as the week commencing the 2nd of march. that week, the commons considered the stages of four bills, instead of one, and nine essay instead of none. in addition to chamber time, the chamber held for different meetings and... but there are very much welcome and my right and will find valuable point is that this is valuable and essential and that we indeed cannot do it from home. one that is jacob rees—mogg in the common's saying that mps should return to comment on the 2nd ofjune after the half term break. that is when a remote working will e

for voluntary organisations has been trialling this approach with glasgow disability alliance and govanup of people who are clinically at high risk of very serious illness indeed if they contract this virus. but we also know there are the group of people we are asking to take the hardest steps of all. so anything that we can do to support them, to help them remain connected, to help with mental health and well—being, we will do. and if there are other steps we can take, be assured that we will take those. thank you very much. i got no straight to questions, the first today from sharon donelson from stv. during this lockdown, how will that go down with the public if indeed measures are eased elsewhere in the uk?” think what the public expect from me as first minister to do is to arrive atjudgments that as first minister to do is to arrive at judgments that are as first minister to do is to arrive atjudgments that are in the interests of keeping them safe as possible. i don't want lockdown to be in place for any longer than it has to be. i have been clear that letting lockdown is not like