brent: hans brunt with the latest tonight in berlin. hans, thank you.is not only germany and france, amani will macron has announced a second lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus -- emmanuel m acron has announced a second lockdown too curb the spread of the coronavirus. france is currently reporting about 50,000 new cases a day with about 500 deaths recorded just on tuesday. all right. our correspondent lisa louis is monitoring events for us. she was watching macron's address tonight in paris. what else did the french president have to say? lisa: well, as you said, this lockdown is stricter than in germany, but is less sict . earlier this yr, president macron said we thought we could prevent it, but they have been overwhelmed wi the number of cases. the latest figure of and cases that have been detected a 70,000, a the only way to get through this is another locown. it is less strict, because schools are going to stay open and the government will revisit the measures in about twoeeks. if the situation improves, tn the government has pledged to

cinemas and theaters shops schools and places of worship will remain open our political correspondent hans brunt has been listening in to the speech with mina's here in the studio to talk about it today to hans we saw some rare disruptions there in the opposition back benches from the f.t. the alternative of germany what point were those parliamentarians trying to make well there are 2 points to this the f.t. the right wing populists in this current situation have trouble raising their voices have trouble increasing their political profile because obviously a lot of the focus is on government action on what i'm going to knock out and what the regional leaders are doing so that if he has very little to say in the situation at the moment they took this opportunity to raise their voice and to get the camera focused on that and what they also protesting about and in this they are not not alone one has to say is that in the current process the parliaments of the regional parliaments and the splendors talk the central german parliament have played. no role at 0 or a very very reduced row they have not