hall in london jonah it seems as though germany is not intent on rolling out fairly stringent restrictions across the entire country what were your takeaways from what the german chancellor was saying. well i mean it's clearly following where others have led and tamping down tightening the restrictions as the virus infection rates and the death toll here margaret in germany for now continue to rise but up until now the states the states and germany have control their own sort of quarantine policy this is angela merkel essentially saying it lucy coroutine measures now across the entire country and giving the police full power to enforce them peeling the nation to comply trying to explain to them the importance of compliance with these measures saving the lives of the elderly it is that message that other countries like italy now 2 weeks into their restrictive measures other countries are going to excuse the issues the sustainability of being able to keep these measures in place having to keep reinforcing the message of why this is important and angela merkel there outlining the range restri

of representatives is voting on a relief bill we'll be with you shortly kimberly want to start with jonah how with more from london jonah within what was it an hour of boris johnson saying that he had coronavirus you here the health secretary as well. that one called the health secretary has also tested positive with corona virus and he's also self isolating of course the 1st thought after receiving that news about boris johnson's. positive test result would have been the ministers closest to him in confronting the coronavirus crisis among them but hancock also the chancellor of the exchequer who of course lives next door in downing street rishi soon as he is not at this moment said to be self isolating that may change in due course also we're told that some stuff inside number 10 among those who weren't already working from home some staff of since gone into self isolation displaying mild symptoms no positive tests have come back yet no further positive tests that is we're told by a number 10 spokesman that boris johnson has moved in to sue knox office number 11 downing street which is c

now jonah hull for us here is up on i think it's primrose hill you are today jonah now obviously you've got a live t.v. camera on people there i don't know how they behave or if they behave differently but what sort of numbers of people and social distancing if you've been seeing out on a saturday. or 5 days now into the latest set of restrictive measures announced by the government on monday night people are required to stay at home they're only to go to work if they absolutely have no choice sensual journeys only out of the home to this. market to the pharmacy to exercise once a day to walk the dog or whatever and only for as short a time as possible there's been lots of reports of people at hearing quite strictly to those rules and properly so but also lots of reports of people not doing that the parks and green spaces and beaches and recreational areas across britain in the spring sunshine have been very busy on that primrose hill as you say on top of primrose hill a magnificent view of the london skyline over there and you can see lots and lots of people enjoying that view sitting

here is jonah fischer. jonah: ie eastern aegean, grant lives are bargaini chips, and she. -- cheap. this was filmed by the turkish coast guard, and shows greek boats trying to stop a pact dinghy of migrants brging europe. imagine the fear on board. unwanted by turkey or by greece. those are warning shots being fired at a flimsinflatable dinghy. not everyone makes it. just this morning, young migrant boy drowned when his dinghy, a different ohe, that size. is one of the rising number who have, wit' turkes encouragement, tried to reach e greek islands over the last few days. quthe direct human conce of istanbul's demand that europe in syria.s aid greece has changed the rules so that if mrants get caught now, they don't get processed here, ey get sent straight back. it means some of them are hiding. we have just seen what looks like a couple of migrants over here. they have run off, and we eventually find them hiding in some bushes. >another police. po--i'm not thce. they are syrian from aleppo. tired and stil

he preached a service on jonah. people running from the gospel. saw was there that evening and every time he said jonah i heard jackie. he said if anyone senses a call, come to the altar. before i knew it, i don't know how it happened. i don't remember walking or remember getting up. i was at the altar and i said yes to that sons of god that i had. the rest is kind of history. i talked to dr. smith and he said we've been waiting for you. i preached my trial sermon probably august of -- wow, it would've been 25 years ago this year. august 19, 1995. i preach my trial sermon later that year, and immediately moved to d.c. to go to to howard school of divinity. >> that is exciting. that is our opening segment and will keep us truly interested all the way. >> wonderful. >> we will come back in a moment. lease join us with reverend dr. jackie thompson who is the pastor of allen temple baptist church, a historic church. 100 year anniversary. ♪ >>> welcome back to mosaic. if you have heard dr. thompson, you have to be ex to mintry. she is the pastor of all

. >> reporter: meantime in san bruno, another birthday, this time for 6-year-old jonah polino, whose birthday party had been canceled. >> he has been super sad and i told all our friends and family how he has been feeling about his birthday, so they came and surprised him. ♪ happy birthday dear jonah >> reporter: singing happy birthday from their cars in a reverse serenade. >> we can't be any more thankful for what they did and chose to do on his birthday. >> jonah smiled, saying it all. >> happy. >> reporter: a tale of kindness, mom jeanette, husband, reed, and their four daughters, who made a community garden and blessing box full of nonperishables. anybody is welcome to take some or give some. >> we wanted to change all the focus from something negative to something positive. >> reporter: a message from the children that they are truly stronger than better. that inspired us to help martin santos and his family who wanted to find that street sweeper. one of the owners of contract sweeping services in milpitas identified the driver as joseph bareno. >> pure joy and it brought tears

how and welcome to the program i'm jonah how saudi arabia's crown prince has had a controversial rise to power in just 3 years mohammed bin selman has silenced nearly all voices of dissent at home critics have been jailed or even killed and he appears to be tightening his grip on power even further media reports suggest at least 20 prince's officials and army officers have been arrested in the kingdom's latest purge they include former crown prince mohammed bin nayef here he is on the right after he was removed as to the throne in 2017 but the most high profile arrest is the king's last foot surviving full brother prince had been up the last these the royals have been accused of plotting to overthrow the crown prince but the saudi government hasn't officially responded to the reports in 2018 prince ahmed returned to the kingdom just weeks after he appeared to criticize the saudi leadership during a protest against the saudi u.a.e. war in yemen. oh my. what does the whole of the al saudi family have to do with this there are certain individuals responsible the king the crown prince and

jonah fisher, bbc news, on the turkey—greece border.ting was first discovered. since then, it's helped police across the world solve crimes, including murder. dna was first used in 1987 to convict the killer of two teenage girls in leicestershire, preventing a grave miscarriage of justice, as graham satchell reports. november 1983. as graham satchell reports. the body of a 15—year—old girl, linda mann, is found in a village near leicester. it's still raw and i can't believe that after 35 years. she was such a lovely girl. it was wrong. three years later and a second girl is found less than a mile away. dawn ashworth was also 15. when dawn's body was found, police knew straightaway they were looking for a serial killer. what happened during the course of this investigation would change police detective work around the world forever. david, just explain what all this pile of stuff is. these are mementos from the case, are they? david baker, who is now 84, was leading the double murder investigation. he'd arrested a 17—year—old, richard bu

jonah fisher reports from the border.ey on this side, the european union just over there. and we've been speaking this morning to migrants who have tried to make that crossing by boat overnight. and though it doesn't look particularly fortified at the moment, we are told that when the migrants reach greece, they're being very quickly confronted by the greek authorities and sent back. men like mustafa from senegal. we came across him walking with two afghans. they are unlikely allies with no common language, but a common goal — europe. mustafa tells us they were part of a group who landed in greece last night, and were violently returned. "i was injured, but i saw two people shot in front of me. two syrians." "are you sure they were dead," i say? "they are dead, it was in front of me." and he shows me where they were hit. further north, there were more chaotic scenes at a border crossing. the turkish authorities released this footage and say a migrant was killed by the greek security forces. greece has denied killing anyon

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the inside story for me now jonah and the whole team here in london and by phone now. i. explaining chum's policy towards africa it's the challenging mission set to secretary of state mike pompei on a 5 day visit to the continent the visit comes after the white house an ounce to a travel ban on 4 african nations and a withdrawal of troops from west africa. i think it just demonstrates the fact that the days and the fall as you once and for me station. despite trying to travel ban being extended at the end of february to take in the 4 african countries including the continent's biggest economy compare were insistent that the u.s. is open for business. on tropical 3 g. chinese developers are accused of destroying a pacific power nice. want to waste investigations on al-jazeera. the consequence of war. ventures and russia he served for for 9 shooting 295 that just doesn't go away. for a living out of his truck for the last couple years. his home was 0 follows a group of u.s. army veterans traumatized by war. as they struggle to get their lives back shelter. al-jazeera. every

jonah fisher, bbc news, in northern greece. minister benjamin netanyahu has a narrow lead over his rival, benny gantz, after voting ended in the country's general election. it's the third election in under a year, after previous rounds ended with neither of the two main party leaders able to form a government. mr netanyahu, who leads the right—wing likud party, is seeking a record fifth term in office. he is due in court later this month on corruption charges, which he has strongly denied. dozens of homes in east yorkshire are still under water after the river aire overflowed its banks following unprecedented rainfall in recent weeks. the water remains several feet deep in places and it's expected to be a few more days before people will be allowed back into the worst—affected homes. 0ur correspondent danny savage sent this report. the rain which caused all this flooding is now a distant memory, but the problems it created go on and on. in the village of east cowick, 69 homes have been flooded. you need waders to reach many of

jonah fisher, bbc news, in northern greece. shh!s failures by the home office and other agencies contributed to the death of a vulnerable ghanaian man in an immigration removal centre. 31 year old prince fosu died in his celljust six days after he arrived at the removal centre in harmondsworth in 2012. thank almighty god for taking us so far. it's been eight years now and what i saw was the shocking news but what i saw was the shocking news but what can i say? i'm very glad that everything is over and they have seen the truth in the matter. dozens of homes in east yorkshire are still under water after the river aire overflowed following the recent unprecedented rainfall. in east cowick the water is still several feet deep in places and it's expected to be several days before people will be allowed back into the worst affected homes as our correspondent danny savage explained earlier. i thought i would come back to see people becoming a little bit more real blooming optimistic and an improved but that is not the way it looks. —— bein

jonah fisher, bbc news, in northern greece.d other agencies contributed to the death of a vulnerable ghanaian man in an immigration removal centre. 31—year—old prince fosu died in his celljust six days after he arrived at the removal centre in harmondsworth in 2012. he was suffering from dehydration, malnutrition, hyopthermia and psychosis. speaking after the inquest, his father welcomed the conclusion. thank you, almighty god, for taking us so far. it has been eight years now, and what i saw was shocking news. but what can i say? i'm very glad that everything is over and i've seen the truth in the matter. dozens of homes in east yorkshire are still under water, after the river aire overflowed, following the recent unprecedented rainfall. in east cowick, the water is still severalfeet deep in places, and its expected to be several days before people will be allowed back into the worst—affected homes. our correspondent, danny savage, is in east cowick for us now. danny, so it's still very difficult for the people living there? y

jonah fisher, bbc news, in northern greece. calls at home telling you something is wrong with your computer and it needs to be sorted out immediately? well, a bbc investigation has found that criminal call centres in india are targeting uk consumers — with fake warnings about a security breach on their computers. panorama obtained recordings of 70,000 calls made from a centre in delhi. but the owner of the call centre denies it's a scam. rajini vaidyanathan has the story. these cctv images take us right inside a criminal call centre in the indian capital, delhi. it's running a scam which is ripping off thousands of people around the world. your computer has been locked up. a fake pop—up sent to computers, telling victims to call a microsoft helpline. this is windows security server, microsoft windows. right. yeah, it's got microsoft, so you're microsoft, yeah? that would be 899. bloody hell! where do i find that sort of money? they are then charged hundreds of pounds by the fraudsters to fix a problem that wasn't there in the f

jonah's smile saying it all.n livermore, a tale of kindness from the sutton girls, mom, husband reed and their four daughters who made a community garden and blessing box full of non-perishables, anyone is welcome to take some or give some. >> we want to change the focus from all the negative to something positive skblo. >> reporter: a lesson for young makayla, silva, charlotte. >> when times are rough, the community gets together and tries their best to help the situation. >> reporter: that inspired us to help martin sandos and his family who wanted to find that street sweeper. identifying the driver as joseph moreno. >> my first reaction was pure joy and it brought tears to my eyes. he really is a dedicated, loyal individual, and we are more happy than ever to have him part of our team. >> reporter: it might not have been a bowling alley, but a memorable birthday nonetheless. >> i want to say thank you a lot. it means a lot to me. >> joseph, by the way, will be recognized by his company for his little act of ki

. >> reporter: meantime in san bruno, another birthday, this time for 6-year-old jonah polito, whosearty had been canceled. >> he has been super sad and i told all our friends and family how he has been feeling about his birthday, so they came and surprised him. ♪ happy birthday dear jonah >> reporter: singing happy birthday from their cars in a reverse serenade. >> we can't be any more thankful for what they did and chose to do for him on his birthday. >> jonah smiled, saying it all. >> happy. >> reporter: a tale of kindness, mom jeanette, husband, reed, and their four daughters, who made a community garden and blessing box full of nonperishables. anybody is welcome to take some or give some. >> we wanted to change all the focus from all the negative to something positive. >> reporter: a lesson for young michaela, selva, charlotte and billie, that they are truly stronger together. >> try the best to help the situation. >> reporter: that inspired us to help martin santos and his family, who wanted to find that street sweeper. gina bella, one of the owners of contract sweeping service

jonah hold this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. thousands of women defied the threat of violence to march in pakistan for international women's day. and beaten but not defeated refugees and migrants describe the violence they've been suggest subjected to while trying to cross from turkey into greece. now a quarter of italy's population 16000000 people are now under lockdown following an emergency government decree to contain the coronavirus the illness has spread rapidly there with almost 6000 infections confirmed in 233 deaths and austria's chancellor says it's only a matter of time before more european countries adopt the same aggressive measures as italy or the lock down includes the entire body region where the most deaths have been recorded home to 10000000 people and the financial capital milan no one can move into or out of the area the lockdown has also been imposed on 14 other provinces including venice affecting another 6000000 people the restrictions aimed to limit gatherings and curb movement are said to remain in place

stop the spread of the coronavirus here in iran thank you same bus ravi in teheran and now back to jonah focus in europe has been so much on italy throughout the corona virus outbreak but you've got news out of fronts. yes a big jump in the infection numbers in france you mentioned in the intro there they've gone up 200 in the last 24 hours from 377-2577 so a pretty significant jump in that country 2 more deaths confirmed as well in france taking their total to $9.00 and $1.00 member of the parliament the national assembly has been hospitalized with coronavirus to stuff members also down with suspected cases and parts of that building the national assembly in paris have been closed down president macron popped up during the course of the morning in a retirement home in paris telling people on television that as difficult as it is they should try to limit their visits to elderly relatives in retirement homes and other places like that of course the other most vulnerable to the effects of this virus because of their depleted immune systems that make it hard to fight the virus off so anxiet

europe john holl is standing by in london where there's been a massive spike of deaths just reported jonah tell us more about this number. in the u.k. i think you mean grow up you i mean the u.k. numbers that have just come out we expect to hear from boris johnson the prime minister it his daily briefing shortly to the u.k. numbers show a jump of some 48 in the fatality toll taking it from 2 in 33 to 91 in the past 24 hours registered infections jumping as well as 66525006 183 so you know you can look at into the and say well this is all pretty modest boris johnson said on saturday that the u.k. is probably 2 to 3 weeks behind it and. this is a big jump in a pool in percentage terms similar percentage jumps being registered by france by spain as well and you know a lot of modeling is being done and a lot of data crunching judical so this week one particular graph that struck a lot of people here put all the e.u. i think there are other nations as well on earth to see their relative to jet trees all rates of infection increase and all of them were on a pretty similar trajectory to italy app

this time for 6-year-old jonah polito, whose bowling party had been canceled. >> he was super sad about friends and family how he has been feeling about his birthday. so they came and surprised him ♪ happy dear jonah >> singing happy birthday from their cars in a reverse serenade. >> we can't be any more thankful for what they did and chose to do for him on his birthday. >> jonah's smile saying it all. >> happy! >> in livermore, a tale of kindness from the sutton girls. mom jenette, husband reed and their four daughters, who made a community garden and blessing box full of nonperishables. anybody is welcome to come some or give some. >> we want to change the focus from all the negative to something positive. >> a lesson for young mikhail lab, silva, charlotte and billy that they are truly stronger together. >> when the community gets together and tries their best to help the situation. >> that inspired us to help martin sandoz and his family who wanted to find that street sweeper. gina vela, one of the owners of contract sweeping services in milpitas identified the driver as joseph more

to lead the national fight back against corona virus let's get an update from journal how in london jonah the prime minister sounding very calm and collected in that video but there must be a lot of questions about well all the people he's come into contact with recently. i think there will be for the moment number 10 downing street confirming what you heard from boris johnson there that he hasn't been incapacitated that he is in control that he did share this morning at 915 g.m.t. an emergency cabinet meeting of his senior ministers the so-called war cabinet of course remotely from isolation not in person but yes indeed there will be questions for others who've been in contact with him notably people within 10 downing street a lot will be working from home but some will not be up to now and also senior ministers the health minister the chancellor of the the exchequer of course lives next door they will probably have had some contact over the last few days no word yet as to whether either of them are going into self isolation and also of course his partner kerry simmons that they concerne

the outbreak italy being a forefront of the crisis in the past a 168 new deaths have been recorded jonah hole has our report european union leaders are grappling with the fact that one of their own italy is under nationwide restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus. and usually they're having to figure out what needs to be done at a distance from one another via video link the days of e.u. council summits bustling with politicians and press in brussels are over for now visit if you want to overcome this challenge we need a more engaged mobilized europe standing beside the member states and all the players in order to coordinate actions contain and push back the virus. reached the virus is now present in all 27 e.u. member states and they'll be a keen awareness that what's happening in italy may soon happen elsewhere for the next 3 weeks at least 60000000 italians will be encouraged to remain behind closed doors as much as possible with restrictions on travel and group gatherings sure to affect their daily lives few will go to work none will go to school or university all will hope t

china developers sort of bought the land next to us and moved in australian navy and folks in fiji and jonah just named another see things and own the land along the chinese development you know when when we rocked up we went really ready john to read feel this in a little bit but along the way here at home i taught right now but there was 2 or 3 excavate is it out here just digging up the really hill is it is in which. to be. going everywhere and i'm just going hell for leather. all without time it's not for sure i mean it's not no nothing and i think prime minister is so strong on his stance against the informant being wrecked you know he's is really being in the un and it's also what he's doing it's just that in his own backyard i don't think he really understands how much getting wrecked by what these developers are doing and tell me about the truth and all that they have dug out here we worked out was about $4000.00 square metres of of raif and they've dug and they stockpiled it either on their land. and then they've also you know built this makeshift sort of piece of land in front of w

jonah goldberg, editor i editorf of the dispatch. like the treasury secretary was adamant that it needed to get out right away. the present bushing as well. where are we on the package? >> i think where we are is we are in a new chapter. the federal reserve has done what it can. monetary policy has done what i can. now it's fiscal policy and that means the administration and congress are going to get in the act and it looks like they're going to send money to individual americans in the form of checks, not in the form of payroll tax cuts that get kind of doled out in tiny amounts over time. so whether this is going to help when people can't go out of their houses and spend it in restaurants and bars because they are closed, you know, we now have a demand problem, not a supply problem. we don't know. but it's the kind of big kind of bazooka that the markets wanted to see the government use and that's why they responded positively. >> bret: like a one time andrew yang. the effects on the airline industry and hotel industry, take a list

and other countries joining in and moscow hasn't yet signaled its support for that cuts algeria's jonah hall has our report. the economic costs of coronavirus are mounting everywhere with the squeeze on international travel affecting airlines in particular the german carrier has grounded hundreds of planes and for u.k. regional carrier fly b. it was all too much the already struggling airline succumbed to bankruptcy and it may not be the last cruise operators would also be suffering thousands of passengers are stranded aboard the grand princess off the coast of california as tests are carried out on board the vessel belongs to the same company that owned the virus stricken diamond princess held off the japanese coast last month with $700.00 cases on board and 6 death as coronavirus increases its reach with south africa registering its 1st case and the u.k. and switzerland their 1st fatalities each day brings heightened levels of response but the world health organization says it's concerned some countries aren't taking the threat seriously enough this is not a time for excuses this is a

and europe so the focus very much jonah turning to spain now and problems in italy not going away and in fact things tightening up. yes focus which has been so who don't agree on italy now very much taking in spain the numbers looked fairly small in spain compared to italy but there's no doubt of the trajectory of this 394 new fatalities recorded in spain in the last 24 hours a similar number of the 24 hours before that and better such as the socialist promise that he's speaking of now and has announced further measures to try and contain the spread of the virus travel restrictions involving no more arrivals from anybody into spain other than citizens from the created with their monkey things and telling people would leave tens of now to extend a state of emergency it was introduced on the 14th of march that had been introduced for 15 days he would extend that with parliamentary approval that he's thought of mostly through that so that the will now take a further 15 days after april the 11th the army while having their duties in spain stepped up more and more army involvement in ferry

this one supermarkets stripped of essential items well john hall is joining us on skype from london jonah 1st of all let's talk about those numbers in italy this is again another severe spike in these numbers this is going to be concerning obviously in italy but across europe as a whole. these numbers are extraordinary now rob there's no doubt about that 793 new guests recorded in italy in the last 24 hours 672 in the 24 hour period before that is really setting all the worst kinds of records every day now the highest single day death toll of this in the entire duration of this crisis cast your mind back to the situation in woodland in china at the beginning of the year the worst single day death toll there was $150.00 that gives you some idea of the scale of the crisis that you faced by italy and by italy's health care services at present that as a say those numbers keep going up now one interesting point to bear in mind is that restrictive measures in italy have been in place now for around 2 weeks with no apparent psion of success not the scientific community broadly seems to think tha

i think that would situation across europe jonah hall there live from london. joins us now from to run on sky and saying iran is continuing to come out with new ways to combat the virus of say now people are asking or thirty's rather asking people to stop using cash what's the latest. that's correct that information or that suggestion was coming from something that has become a fixture here in daily life in iran the public minister the public briefing by the health ministry and before i get into the cash issue let me describe to you something that was released today that health ministry released a mac on twitter the spokesman released a map that showed how the virus emanated from home sort of in the center of the country out to the rest of the nation and it really looks like the tentacles of an octopus sort of gulf in the country and that's really what we're seeing in iran experiencing the death toll is at $107.00 the total number of cases more than 3550 new deaths since yesterday 500 new cases confirmed since yesterday and the health ministry has taken a numbe

jonah how al-jazeera. as countries grapple with infections it seems to be slowing in china where the original axis the world health organization says the number of new coronavirus cases is 15 times higher outside china than with it get ready you tells us more from beijing. patients critically ill but the coronavirus are being helped by the artificial lung machines in china's southern province. 6000 nationwide are in serious condition but the government says numbers of new cases are falling the world health organization says other countries must learn from china the experience that china has and needs to be shared and this is the this is an excellent example of that that direct interaction is what is what we want is what we want to see more and more happen more than 100 people from hong kong have arrived home on the 1st government chartered flight from the city of the epicenter of the outbreak flights are planned for this week in south korea more than 5600 cases have been confirmed people in the hardest hit

let's get an update from jonah hall who's joining us via skype to discuss the situation here in europe if we look at italy jonah it is confirming a another large spike in deaths down from 24 hours ago and one wonders if it's too early for optimism well i'm sure you can imagine everybody in italy wondering the same thing desperately hoping that it's not too early for optimism. lay can only wait and see really can't but they've had these very stringent restrictions in place for 2 weeks now after a pretty faltering start in italy after the 1st cases were identified in groups like february the government putting out various waves of sort of mixed messaging there were a lot of senior officials to the north who had to be in denial some below getting to grips with the problem getting this lockdown in place confining it 1st of all to the north of the country before they made a series of sort of missteps with the benefit of hindsight now the italian cup of course they didn't have time to prepare they were the 1st they were very unlucky in that regard of other european countries now trying tryin

stored developments out of london the south thank you jonah hall in london bear. spain we mentioned as well recording nearly 800 deaths in the past 24 hours mother herrera is in madrid for us what an extraordinary number this is nonsense. yes says he's saying in the future sources give us today the day figures and they're giving us a 5000 of death to the cole and a total of a little bit more about 64000 people infected by corona virus in spain from which nearly a 15 percent 9100 of people infected in spain are doctors and nurses this is quite worrying as the last few years released on tuesday there will be 5400 of the workers infected by corona virus and today we've got photos and more people from the help her from the health care system infected this is very worrying because experts are saying we shouldn't rely on these official figures that the minister are are giving us daily because we don't have enough test case here in spain so we might be talking in about 100000000 of people infected in spain by coronavirus because we cannot we cannot diagnose people becaus

is in bogota with a wrap up of how latin america is dealing with this crisis but 1st let's go to jonah hall in london with developments out of the u.k. and europe journal let's start with those numbers out of it's really what the story behind that. well the talent is continuing of course to watch these extraordinary fatality counts day in and day out with stories reported of hospitals in absolute crisis particularly the north of the country parties of the dead piling up in hospitals in mortuaries and even in churches as they await burial swift burials in most cases with no relatives president absolutely unthinkable situation unfolding 'd and continuing to grow in it's only that which other european countries can only look on at and wonder when it will come to then possibly days possibly weeks away the latest jump in the death toll in italy $651.00 people have died of coronavirus in the last 24 hours the only notes to make about this is that it's a 100 something less than that figure yesterday and yes they figure who was the highest today and now the question will be asked of course doe

has faced this with courage and determination for now though this emergency is just getting started jonah how al-jazeera. try talks between the u.k. and the european union have just wrapped up with the chief negotiator warning of grave differences between the 2 sides meetings in brussels for the 1st since the u.k. formally left the bloc in january after nearly 50 years of membership britain wants a deal outlining its future relationship with europe signed before the end of the year when the transition period is due to expire but michel barnier says friction remains of a rules for fisheries and provisions affect competition and work differences. neutral price especially after only $1.00 round of negotiations. but some very very difficult to cover her. continue to believe that we can reach a good agreement for both sides our common challenges now to independent and to do to agree to gays are on grown grooves that mickey partially born for us to call glory to trade and to craft a climate activist grettir term biogas accuse the european union government of not being ambitious enough with thei

new deaths have been recorded there in the past day bringing the overall toll to 631 al-jazeera as jonah hala has our report. european union leaders are grappling with the fact that one of their own italy is under nationwide restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus. and usually they're having to figure out what needs to be done at a distance from one another via video link the days of e.u. council summits bustling with politicians and press in brussels are over for now visit if you want to overcome this challenge we need a more engaged and mobilized europe standing beside the member states and all the players in order to coordinate actions contain and push back the virus. the virus is now present in all 27 member states and they'll be a keen awareness that what's happening in italy may soon happen elsewhere for the next 3 weeks at least 60000000 italians will be encouraged to remain behind closed doors as much as possible with restrictions on travel and group gatherings sure to affect their daily lives few will go to work none will go to school or university all will hope that if t

thank you now just before we go to jonah hill in london i've got the map that i was telling you about before this shows you the picture in europe at the moment and whilst obviously we have these big headline numbers out of there you see the upwards of 9000 deaths and spain as we were just talking with matter upwards of 5600 just remember places like germany 53000 confirmed cases but only 400 deaths so in a continent like europe there are different stories coming out of the place and not all of them are as bad but particularly italy and spain jonah as i said is in london to take us there will looks like you're up on a high vantage point actually want to you tell us a little bit about where you are and numbers of people you're seeing out and about . we're on day 5 here in the u.k. all of the sort of strict new lockdown guidelines issued by the government on monday night requiring people to stay at home if at all possible to go to work only when absolutely necessary or if absolutely necessary otherwise restricting themselves to purely essential trips to the supermarket or to the pharmacy

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 venue for the g 20 an emergency summit of the g 20 well approaching the height of a

from kastanies on the greek side of the border here is our correspondent jonah fisher.e by tu rkey‘s being given new life by turkey's president. this road ru ns very turkey's president. this road runs very close to the border between greece and turkey. there are a couple of official crossing points which are now closed and heavily protected but there are, we have been told, plenty of other places along this stretch where people can get through. as the icy rain falls, we come across a family group from afghanistan. pawns in a geopolitical crisis and now shivering and alone. they tell us they have been bust to the border by turkish authorities and then crossed into greece by cutting the barbed wire on the border fence. further down the road we find a group of west africans. they say they walk along a dirt track to get here. evading teargas and border guns. we wa nt to teargas and border guns. we want to go to germany, we don't wa nt to want to go to germany, we don't want to stay here in greece. we wa nt want to stay here in greece. we want a better life for us and ourfam

jonah fisher, bbc news, in northern greece. this crisis is exacerbated by the continued bombing of italyuthern countryside of war—torn interplay, airstrikes demolished the town of albaya. the hits are indiscriminate. 0fficers, hospitals, family homes. in the neighbouring village it is a similar scene. smoke rises above this town, an area once home to more than 6000 people. since the outbreak of the 2011 war, the un says more than half the country was my population has been forced to flee. millions of people and upping camps like this where conditions are inhumane. translation: the situation here is tragic. there are no bathrooms, there are some toilets but not very well maintained. and when it rains the water comes through the tents. medical staff who remain in italy say the scene that —— they have seen a rise in miscarriages and premature births from mothers in shock. they say they will to carry on is harder than ever. it is so difficult to work in these conditions. we have to work under stress, even we have two give the experience to our people. so we are staying together and anything

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and jonah has the latest now from the greece—turkey border on the numbers of migrants trying to crosst ten to 15 migrants in total. a mix of people from afg ha ns to 15 migrants in total. a mix of people from afghans to groups of west africa ns people from afghans to groups of west africans and a few syrians. we we re west africans and a few syrians. we were also there while the authorities came and picked up some of the migrant who were walking along the road. certainly people are getting through the border fence. along the road. certainly people are getting through the borderfence. i think that is pretty clear. they talk about cutting through the barbed wire and walking through, not even having to go across the river which also acts as the border here between greece and turkey. people are getting through. the question is, when they get here, whether the greek authorities are picking everybody up. they said they had picked up 70 or so people, last night, about 60 the night before. they are pretty clear they think the security measures are blocking the large number of people who are u

outbreak italy being at the forefront of the crisis in the past state 168 new deaths have been recorded jonah hole has our report the european union leaders are grappling with the fact that one of their own italy is under nationwide restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus. and usually they're having to figure out what needs to be done at a distance from one another via video link the days of e.u. council summits bustling with.

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and yesterday china reported 206 cases of 19 to. 22nd jonah what 8 only 8 cases were reported outside who'll be pulled beans used to do. outside china a total of $8769.00 cases of 19 have been reported to. 61 countries the if you don't mix in the republic of. korea italy. and japan out of religious concern. with the largest number of cases outside of china south korea has reported $26.00 deaths with nearly $4500.00 total cases and according to iranian officials deaths in the country due to the virus have risen to 66 on monday new cases of the virus in italy alone and jumped by 50 percent. the totality did the total number of people who are currently infected with coronaviruses 1577 of those 798 equal to pick one percent of total are in home isolation so they had no symptoms are asymptomatic or absolutely mild very mild symptoms so there is no need for hospital treatment 139 are hospitalized with symptoms of 41 percent of the total 140 people equal to 9 percent of which $106.00 in liberty are in intensive care the european union commented on the situation announcing that on monday the

759 in. 7 days' time when the prime minister emerges from isolation things may well look even worse jonah how al-jazeera london. of confirmed coronavirus cases in latin america is rising rapidly it's now above $10000.00 but the real extent of the disease is believed to be far greater in a region where some countries are still hesitating to take stronger measures reports. interest senior at brazil's largest favela volunteers distribute donations of soap and disinfectant to people in ri brazil has the highest number of cases and deaths attributed to coal that 95 people live in finland the dissociates house and she's worried. the majority is simi is who work and get paid by the day so we hope we can get help. in the absence of stronger government measures in some slums local armed gangs are reportedly imposing lockdowns to slow the spread of the pan de mia. in group weeks for people who die of corona virus have been banned and bodies must be cremated within 24 hours with a 2 there is a hotline for emergency services can't cope with inquiries and requests prompting the president to threaten s