why do m.p.'s need a 10000 pounds allowance working from home many others are having to work from home and they get 0 allowance 10000 pounds minds travel expenses minus sundries not incurred would equal far more than this they're already getting a good deal on 0 allowance well echoing those thoughts the founder of britain's largest independent food bank believes the extra money would be better spent on others more in need. we have our m.p.'s that are supposedly representing the people and here they are you know milk in the truck 10000 people 10000 pounds many of them are not doing surgeries many m.p.'s are not really helping in any shape my corona community support network in my area not just bruce is actually doing the job with the council of the council service is a closed and so we're actually crowdfunding to raise money to pay to feed people in crisis m.p. so doing absolutely nothing in this crisis nobody seems to understand that you know if you're a low paid if you're clean if you work in a c

we have our m.p.'s that supposedly representing the people around here they all you know milk in the truck 10210000 pounds many of them not doing so curiously how many m.p.'s are you not really helping in any shape of my career community support network in my area and i'm just perth is actually doing the children the council the council service is a closed and so we're actually crowdfunding to raise money to pay to feed people in crisis m.p. so doing absolutely nothing in their scribes says nobody seems to understand you know if you're in a low paid if you're clean if you work in a coffee shop if you're a bus driver you get very little money you don't have savings to fall back on in the world today who are going without food that will go without food and that the elites are completely oblivious to the reality of what it's like to be pole in the world in 2020. i think torching us today look at the clock instead leads 18 minutes past 11 moscow time this morning will be off the seas to something coming ou

it's actually doing my head in the m.p.'s have been given 10000 pounds each to work from home yet my mom who is working in the front line for the n.h.s. has to share i protection because there isn't enough why do m.p.'s need a 10000 pound allowance working from home many others are having to work from home and they get 0 allowance 10000 pounds minus travel expenses minus sundries not incurred would equal far more than this they're already getting a good deal on 0 allowance well echoing the earth a founder of britain's largest independent food bank believes the extra money would be better spent on others more in need. we have our imperious the supposedly representing the people around here they are milking the truck 10000 people 10000 pounds many of them are not doing surgeries many m.p.'s are not really helping in any shape or form my karuna community support network in my area in london is actually doing the job of the council of the council service is a closed and so we're actually crowdfunding to raise money to pay to fee

where more than 100 m.p.'s are calling on the british government to set up a universal basic income plan to help its citizens recover after the pandemic we're going to discuss and a controversial plan to allow survey all its planes fly over baltimore has been approved by a judge and a whole report will tell you the reason for this odd request all right it's time to boost your news i q. now to our ongoing coronavirus coverage president today signed the nearly $500000000000.00 coronavirus relief bill into law that will give small businesses struggling to keep employees on payroll 370000000000 dollars and 75000000000 for hospitals nationwide and another $25000000000.00 for a covert $900.00 testing meanwhile lawmakers are already looking toward another built as the crisis continues to affect the american economy so as this virus continues to grip some states. like georgia they are actually preparing to really open this as president tassels with his own advisers on what to expect from the virus in the coming months

why do m.p.'s need a 10000 pound allowance working from home many others are having to work from home and they get 0 allowance 10000 pounds minus travel expenses minus sundries not incurred would equal far more than this they're already getting a good deal on 0 allowance echoing that the founder of britain's largest independent food bank who believes the extra money is better spent on those who are more in need we have our imperialist supposedly representing the people around here they are you know the milk in the truck $10000.00 that are $10000.00 pounds but many of them are not doing surgeries many m.p.'s are not really helping in any shape and my corona community support network it in my area in august birth is actually doing which at the council of the council service is a closed and so we're actually crowd funding to raise money to pay to feed people in crisis me all m.p.'s are doing absolutely nothing in this crisis nobody seems to understand that you know if you're a low paid if you're a qu

labor m.p. bill ribeiro of the on why she wants the secret report on anti-semitism the calmer threatening porch action against anyone publishing house would be open to how a conspiracy revealed in the report may be the reason why boris johnson is in charge of britain during a global pandemic. brought to him going underground. somewhere i. just didn't see it. i was on the floor something's in my basket you know crying saying. yes it's time for us to work i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of say so so now i'm in the most you know in the world with you. recently she you know sunday in the middle of the speech tuesday. night was simon he's on grounds for. didn't. push myself i'll plug it into the main the 58 i'm going to. go. just financial survival the. first go by. then now well we do summer. that's undercutting but what's good for the market is not good for the global economy. welcome back why is it that boris johnson is theoretically running britain's coronavirus response obvio

labor m.p. bill ribeiro of the on why she wants the secret report on anti semitism the cumber threatening porch action against anyone publishing out to be open to conspiracy revealed in the report may be the reason why boris johnson is in charge of britain during a global pandemic. to going underground. the derivatives became so huge in size over a quadrillion day to war the size of the actual stuff to the point where the stuff is meaningless it only did derivatives matter and so the best derivatives now are increasing so those derivatives on top of derivatives and this is how you get to a place of negative prices on oil because when you trade oil derivatives you're not trading oil you're trading purely on the direction of a price based on a derivative that's based on another derivative or there is no underlying whole. world. thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back why is it that boris johnson is theoretically running britain's. coronavirus response obviously he won december's general election by a

labor m.p. bill ribeiro of the on why she wants the secret report on anti semitism the threatening court action against anyone publishing house in the open conspiracy revealed in the report may be the reason why boris johnson is in charge of britain during a global pandemic. to going underground. nuclear sort of in the group of. people birth. going to get it. really walking into a word don't you know we no longer know what we're walking into. march. which is what she needs to break she. not. to change her hospital. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. welcome back why is it that boris johnson is theoretically running britain's. coronavirus response obviously he won december's general election by a landslide but could it be that sabotage within the opposition labor p

labor m.p. belle ribeiro out of the on why she wants the secret report an anti semitism that secure stronger threatening porch action against anyone publishing house would be open to have a conspiracy revealed in the report maybe the reason why boris johnson is in charge of britain during a global pandemic all the support i also bought to him going underground. style bananas used to put on a chain on and i started doing a little spot that same day and. with nothing to own that i desired to know. how much although the. local just didn't. she still with. me up on the show was still a lot. of them will push it. puts them a little you put it's not just on thoughts and you will not on one level so there is 2 more stuff. when i see you. welcome back why is it that boris johnson is theoretically running britain's coronavirus response obviously he won december's general election by a landslide but could it be that sabotage within the opposition labor party helped elect recent tory government because a s

the m.p. and hi this lawyer told al-jazeera the charges against him and others a baseless delhi police didn't respond to requests for an interview but they tweeted saying delhi police has done its job sincerely and impartially and all the arrests made have been based on scientific and forensic evidence including video footage saga and her parents and many other families are still waiting to hear what the evidence charges against their loved ones elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi greenhouse gas emissions from australia's devastating bushfire season this year have exceeded the country's average annual emissions a government report estimates at least $830000000.00 tonnes of carbon dioxide were released between september and february the report says most of those emissions should be reabsorbed by forests in the coming years but it goes on to say climate change could impact the forests ability to recover the view from space is not one many on earth will see for themselves but now nasa is holdin

making the demands 3 times bigger than usual to discuss this further i'm not joined by former labor m.p. for kensington code thank you very much for being with us now a universal basic income has been taught of for a while now but surely the firdos scheme and of course universal credit do a similar job. well if they are actually working maybe they were you know i'm still on the council i remained on the council i came m.p. and i am contracted every day by people who have no money at all and they may or may not have them apply for universal credit and then i've discovered and i actually eligible for universal credit and they have no money so how are we going to get out of me and to have to keep on trying of you know 2 am. to save them because actually there are people out there hungry and there are people out there not only it was struggling before people who had never apply for anything and they feel like humiliated me just given the dignity of being able to food on the table without having to go to life they should not have to apply a food what kind of country are you a co concerns abo

s in parliament in total and so there are concerns that some m.p.'s won't be allowed to take part in the banks and that was something which taken recent himself said he didn't want to see happen because he says that for almost 700 years parliament has been allowed to sit almost unimpeded throughout that period and he doesn't want to be the one to stop that however it must be said this is a map itself that doesn't auctions a lot of 500 participants to take part and at times it's unclear exactly why the government finally limits the $220.00 is thanks very much to that hospital staff a fed up of broken promises and simply want the government to be straightforward about any shortages and can't. we're getting a bit tired of of hearing it's on its way what we need is we need to be able to go to work reassure that the people will be there and that we're protected when we're doing our jobs and seeing these patients you know where putting our selves at risk we understand that risk of we're happy to go along with entries of patients we just expect the governme

and also the video conferencing up now being rolled out for parliamentarians in the wider sense for m.p.'s to be doing their work to spite the fact of course that they're all isolating and working from home and he said what about number ten's plans for testing well we heard last week that the government had ordered a number of tests testing kits and some of those tests themselves having tested positive for being infected with one having coded 19 and so that was delayed it's now emerged that those tests won't work where cases are a cincinnati or have all the patients have mild cases they won't show up as positive and will only work in the most extreme cases or where the symptoms are the strongest and 6 witty the health advisor saying that it's not surprising at this stage that those tests don't work as smoothly as with heart. you've got to remember this is a new disease to which we have had absolutely no knowledge at the beginning of january and inevitably with we're feeling our way to some extent i am very confident we will develop antibody tests whether they be based or dipstick based

i'll be here in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera the german chancellor angela merkel has told m.p.'s germany is still at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic she told the world health organization indispensable and said international cooperation is extremely important mrs merkel also said that germany should be ready to pay significantly more into the e.u. budget to help the rate of new infections in germany has risen for a 3rd day challenge is monitoring developments from london. i think what leaders are wired about at the moment and the scientists are telling them this. the 2nd peak if and when it comes might even be worse than the 1st one what we're going through at the moment. lockdown measures have actually been pretty successful and what that success has meant is that you don't have the exposure to the virus in the wider population and therefore any immunity there is is probably quite low wish which means that it could come back with a vengeance later in the year and i think anglo merkel was was alluding to that she was basically saying that this is going to be a tough

labor m.p. bill ribeiro of the on why she wants the secret report on anti-semitism that's against stallworth threatening porch action against anyone publishing house would be open to how a conspiracy revealed in the report may be the reason why boris johnson is in charge of britain during a global pandemic. to going underground. somewhere i. just didn't see it when. i was on the floor something's in my back you know crying praying. yes it's time for us to work since i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of smell from the most you know in the words world with you. recently she you know sunday in the middle of the speech to the. time of the song. i have to. push myself how close it is for me in the 58 i'm going to. go. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family. other daughter is buried in a cemetery it messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police need

s making plans for a virtual parliament the proposal allows up to 120 m.p.'s out of 650 to join the debate by video conference a further 50 will be in the chamber sitting spaced apart there are some who believe the parliament should close altogether given boris johnson the prime minister's recent bout of coronavirus but others insist it must remain open to continue scrutinizing the government technology offers a compromise. but it doesn't provide easy answers on the rising number of deaths elsewhere in europe germany where infection numbers are fallen sharply carmaker voles vikernes become preparations to restart production some kind of for all sorts but the country's foreign minister said normal travel in europe is unlikely to happen this year italy's the latest hard hit country to announce it would begin lifting some restrictions starting in early may and in austria restaurants churches and some schools will reopen in 3 weeks time the world health organizations warned governments that lifting lock downs must be gradual they say europe's 1st tentative steps

you're speaking to us you making this very public your concerns but what was the taken to the local m.p. which did contact your must face the basic you send them a link to say go look up the can i and it is what we put in place but there was nothing there really are got so that ok are worthless it was just that the doctors and nurses so it wasn't much help really. and what about as we were discussing the beginning this visa issue that the visa process at the moment what it what are you going through then i saw gary stress that these the process is a very long process and cheese as well is just it's a lot of money except $2100.00 pounds for the visa to extend that these out. at the moment i am struggling. to same time as well as you have been just fine the money saturdays are so it's quite a difficult time because i was trying to wax extra because of the virus that's come along i can't do x. ships that places are to suck his dick stay in one place at the moment or she'll tell you doing an amazing job obviously we applaud what you do thank you very much indeed for joining us live here on

m.p. and and friend of julian a songe george galloway george julian told mr smith that the prison governors association is considering releasing more than $15000.00 nonviolent prisoners the department of justice is considering some 4000 people but julian is not on any of those lists even though the ozzie parliament is now calling for his release on humanitarian terms maybe suggesting home arrest with an ankle monitor to all of this you say what. well i there's no argument against this it's incredible is not even on the table for discussion never mind agreement he could have gone he could go to a nominated address they could stick to costs on an 8 hour shift 3 shifts still cost them much less than it's costing them to keep him in belmarsh the little is no logical argument against it does he told our friend vaughan smith from the frontline club $1.00 of britain's eminent journalists although he himself does not yet how of coronavirus he's surrounded by people who do and he exercises for 30 m

just in the last few moments in committee has told m.p.'s that it's too early to say that the u.k. has reached a peak because we don't have or we haven't seen enough people around the country tested positive for cover 19 and so it's possible there could be yet another people taking early if not measures are lifted now matt hancock yesterday with regard to testing said that the government are undergoing a new strategy that would see a front line and it has staff and those living in their households prioritized to receive tests we can make it easier faster and simpler for any essential worker in england who needs a test to get a tast from today employers of essential workers who will will be able to go on gov dot u.k. to get a test for any of their staff who need a task and from tomorrow any essential workers who need a tast will be able to book an appointment on gov dot u.k. themselves directly this is all prize for people in essential workers households to who need a test it's all part of getting britain back on her feet. but already this morning the web site that have been set up

m.p. shortly. 16 residents in a care home in glasgow die in just over a week long 2 of the staff who tested positive for the virus that's as local authorities struggle to gain access to data on the one and a half 1000000 the most vulnerable despite the government giving supermarkets the same information. first person charge on new coronavirus legislation as their conviction quashed police misinterpret the law. somebody there's a court just dissipating britain's lock down but others are forced to flow the rules out of sheer desperation as they fall through the gaps in the bailout. but also the labor's need to secure stop itself the government's hand to go beyond break as we look back at how history might judge his predecessor. the prime minister remains in hospital after he was admitted last night due to persistent coronavirus symptoms that's as it emerges the antibody tests ordered by the government to detect immunity among those who and the virus don't actually work and he has these and h

so the top stories this hour on al-jazeera chancellor angela merkel is told m.p.'s that germany is still at the beginning of the pandemic the rate of new infections in germany has risen for a 3rd day. this president on the trunks dismissed the possibility of a 2nd wave of covert 19 infections later in the year even though his top health advisers have warned off a resurgence during the winter flu season and 2 syrians accused suspected of being former intelligence officers are going on trial in germany the men are accused of committing crimes against humanity during the early days of series anti-government protests so we return to corona virus now and new york the epicenter of the u.s. operate it's increasing its testing capabilities to better understand how many people have been infected and who can all safely return to work rest and salome has more on that. with strict social distancing measures in place new york has seen its corona virus infection rate slow the state has recorded about a quarter 1000000 cases overall a 3rd of all of those in the united states gove

parliament has held the 1st virtual session in its 700 year history just 50 m.p.'s were allowed inside the lower chamber and most of the questions came via video chat the government was criticised for its response to the pandemic particularly the lack of supplies of protective gear for doctors and nurses spain's parliament is set to vote on a government pozole to extend its nationwide lockdown until may the 9th madrid is already started easing some restrictions nearly 208000 people have now contracted the virus in spain at least 21000 have died elsewhere in europe germany has announced it will start clinical trials of a coronavirus vaccine 200 healthy volunteers will be tested it comes as the number of new infections in germany has gone up for a 2nd day as the headlines it witnessed now. magnussen standing. by are. attached to kodak i'll have a pint. and then enter into the are the only. thing add up tonight as i'm sure you've been i took up a lot going to get the guy damn. thing and i am going to give it all we've got to shut up so i get and luke is a child of the

the cabinet and not just on the new grad who is in charge but we've also had from one conservative m.p. that there needs to be more clarity he said there needs to be more clarity when it comes to national security so clearly this difficult moment some questions are being raised as to how these decisions really important decisions about for example how it's going on with the looked at how the government is tackling continues to tackle the crisis of the coronavirus how these decisions are being made inside the government and how is the tackling the core of our to spend to make there's been criticism for instance on the slow to a lot of testing for frontline medical staff. still a lot of criticism and we're still also hearing from doctors and nurses that they don't have enough protective equipment in the hospitals so no testing for medical staff not enough testing and it's the ambitions that the government has to to roll out the testing quickly that just hasn't come to fruition just yet so i criticism as to why this is also slow in the u.k. that criticism still remains a good muslim londo

s making plans for a virtual parliament the proposal allows up to 120 m.p.'s out of 650 to join the debate by video conference a further 50 will be in the chamber sitting spaced apart there are some who believe the parliament should close altogether given boris johnson the prime minister's recent bout of coronavirus but others insist it must remain open to continue scrutinizing the government technology offers a compromise. but it doesn't provide easy answers on the rising number of deaths elsewhere in europe germany where infection numbers are fallen sharply carmaker voles vikernes begun preparations to restart production and some kind of. the country's foreign minister said normal travel in europe is unlikely to happen this year italy's the latest hard hit country to announce it would begin lifting some restrictions starting in early may and in austria restaurants churches and some schools will reopen in 3 weeks time the world health organizations warmed governments that lifting lockdowns must be gradual these are europe's 1st tentative steps towards normal

labor m.p. has condemned a delay in the removal of dangerous clouding from the exterior of high rise buildings due to the corona virus outbreak margaret hodge wrote to the government to highlight the urgent threat the dangerous cladding poses to residents in the area she will know coronavirus related delays to works puts those forced herself. at serious risk she says the government to support developers to finish the works through the pandemic when it comes as the clotting use of thousands of blocks is dramatically failed the past safety test study found that material which had been declared. used on the ground full term are burned almost as quickly as by this the government only recently agreed to fund its removal through the spring budget announcement and the general secretary of our brigades union met rac says that until closing is removed thousands of lives will remain at serious risk particularly during lockdown. country tries to pull together to deal with corona virus we cannot forget abou

well tory m.p. and chair of the house of commons defense that act committed to bias doesn't think that this is good enough and he wants that to be 100 percent clarity as to who is responsible for national security measures as this global vulnerability could be an opportune moment for a vote state to parents so many concerns when it comes to government matters especially in the absence of an elected leader running the country as for today though as normal normal we will see a presser at 5 pm local time where hopefully the government will be updating us on the coronavirus if not further afield to shadier thank you very much indeed for all of that political commentator peter oborne things the whole issue of a power vacuum at the heart of government has been overblown. i do think at the moment that there's a huge problem clearly there are interesting conversations but the cabinet circle sri who i would think is running the country almost as much as mr rob and lots of the more so it is still a good busin

penalty now about hancock also appeared in front of m.p.'s but he took the opportunity to answer some concerns which had been raised around p.p.a. personal protective equipment and also the level of testing as well as a number of issues around when the lock down will be lifted now the government have set themselves a series of targets when it comes to the number of people they want to test i haven't met many of those targets so far but this saying that they're going to step up testing not just for n.h.s. workers but also across the board when it comes to frontline public sector workers . now we've got the curve under control i want to be able to get back to the position that we can test everybody with and i'm being able to do that relatively soon because we're increasing. i can today expand the eligibility for testing to police fire service prisons staff local authority critical local authority. stuff the judiciary and d.w.p. staff who need it and we're able to do that because of the scale of testing well it's as we did here on thursday that

well tory m.p. and chair of the house of commons defense select committee tobias alwar doesn't think this is quite good enough and wants there to be 100 percent clarity as to who is responsible for national security matters as this global vulnerability could be an opportune moment for a very staid to pounce so as you can see there are many concerns when it comes to government matters particularly in the absence of an elected leader shadier thank you very much indeed political commentator peter oborne thinks the whole issue of a power vacuum in the heart of government has been overblown. i do think at the moment that there's a huge problem clearly there are interesting conversations but the cabinet circuitry who i would think is running the country almost as much as mr rob and lots of the more so it is still a good business the civil service is still effective so the machinery of government is still there i don't think too much should be made of the prime minister's absence yes so as you say this isn

manifesto for the many not the few thank you very much i bought the labor centrist beautiful line jewish m.p.'s express concert of the song called because i was there was this. but despite the differences labor left head for the left one theresa may and it's just not election 2017 i have just a meeting of the cabinet where we agreed to the government should call a general election. to be held on the 8th of june. bush younger estimated you proved to be a hit on the campaign trail by backing bricks it railing against austerity letting the tory campaign rabble coleman and his party tonight in a majority and gain labor's largest vote share since tony blair. doubling themselves a government in waiting labor's polling numbers remained in the late thirty's and early forty's through the rest of the year. but the party's honeymoon period wouldn't last forever. and there was another issue that just refused to go. on and it became a crisis for callings leadership. by the time bracks it came to a head and 2090 many had become frustrated by labour's perceived lack of direction when it came to leaving eur

basic income to avoid a much deeper economic crisis when lock down ends we hear from the former labor m.p. emma dent code. and counterterrorism officials warn the price will supporters are looking to take advantage of distracted and overwhelmed security services to attack hospitals and radicalize those who look down at home. one of the month long from britain's coronavirus lock down the 1st minister of scotland has published a blueprint for easing restrictions despite westminster refusal to reveal nationwide planning that's as politicians warn that tens of thousands of businesses are at risk from an overly cautious approach after the chief medical officer said social disruption could last until the end of the year is out he joins me now here in this. to get with all the latest so he said firstly because sturgeon's just goes up to westminster again yes the scottish 1st minister getting ahead of politicians in westminster with regards to the publishing of an exit plan comes as late as death toll figures have come in but we can go to that press briefing now. welcome back to downing street fo

the capital's belmarsh jail where julian assange is recorded that kobe had 19 death on choose the 2 m.p.'s from his native australia are appealing to london to transfer him to house arrest. so they've agreed to replace paypal who. are standing nonviolent people who only have a few weeks to go of a sentence now julian assange is not a violent person he's not been accused of any. and in fact he hasn't even been sentenced yet so that's why he should be added to this list i think that's that's clear and that's what a lot of people including a strong in parliament ariens assigning u.k. prisons have coronavirus ripping through the spike i'm enjoying a songes mother she has told me that julian does have preexisting health conditions which my came i guess a bigger target for bang at critical patient for banks someone who. could potentially be fired will and that's why we signed the appropriate precautions need to be taken by the government and join in this and should be replaced and put in 100 tension. is i waiting a hearing on extradition to the us there he could face a 175 year sentence for p

m.p.'s were allowed into the lower chamber the house of commons so most of the questions issued happened on various video platforms most of those questions were about of course the government's response to corona virus the pandemic cope with 19 particularly supplies of p p e protective equipment which should've been given to doctors and nurses up and the u.k. live to london and our correspondent rory chalons so rory what were the main takeaway points from the discussion in the chamber there. well i think the big theme of today with the employees promise question time as has been testing there was obviously the testing of the new system that you just outlined there with . m.p.'s dialing in digitally the ones that were in the chamber were socially distanced the correct separation between each of them this was also a test for care starmer the new leader of the labor party the main opposition party in his 1st pm queues and testing was what he was pushing dominic rob the man standing in for the

people which means their move risk of catching couvade 19 so the issue is difficult for them and one m.p. for the area described what's going on in this department in france as being akin to a social emergency. and sounded the alarm over says people are starving i'm shocked that in a country as wealthy as ours the authorities do not provide better support. while also exacerbating the situation in. fact it is an area that also has a lot of shanty towns these are shanty towns are inhabited by remote communities and also by immigrants including illegal immigrants here in france now these are areas that have cramped conditions this squalid not nice as you can see from the pictures as an area to live places about basic things such as running water even in some cases electricity now one charity medicine. touring the shanty camps it's trying to keep an eye on the conditions and speaking to residents and offering medical care but it is concerned that the residents here could face their own epidemic. we're facing a double health crisis in the slums because one cruel virus people will have big pro

to how functioning there the cabinet is at this crucial moment and even some of the own conservative m.p.'s have said that for example when it comes to national security there needs to be more clarity so at the moment the government is clearly handicapped here in the u.k. . our correspondent big of mars in london this thank you. as the number of new corona virus infections in japan continues to grow japanese prime minister shinzo abbott declared a state of emergency to stop the spread of the virus a state of emergency was inactive for talk show and 6 other procedures which account for about 44 percent of japan's population the measures if authorities more power to order citizens to stay at home and close businesses it will last for one months the japanese government also adopted the country's largest ever economic stimulus package worth more than 900000000000 euros. so what does the state of emergency actually mean in concrete terms that's a question we asked correspondent sonia blushed in tokyo. it means that the governors have the authority to call on people to stay home and if opennes

and we reservedly accept his conclusion even the possibility that the m.p.'s lost the chance to prevent a brave and courageous officer. for the loss of that possibility to protect him from khalid masood we are deeply sorry security outside the palace of westminster has changed a lot since the attack but that's sure to feel too late for tea partiers went around his young daughter but now the metropolitan police could be forced not just to express regret but admit liability to try to address that they are to u.k. london. as easter break comes to an end one report is highlighting discrepancies between private and state school students when it comes to home learning during lockdown. something trust report highlights of the 3rd of students are participating in remote online learning but private schools are twice as likely to take part as state educated people's report says that 60 percent of private school pupils are able to access school work online compared to fewer than a quarter of those who are state educated well 45 percent of school children are in touch wi

to how functioning there the cabinet is at this crucial moment and even some of the own conservative m.p.'s has said that for example when it comes to national security there needs to be more clarity so at the moment the government is clearly handicapped here in the u.k. . our correspondent think of mars in london this thank you. as the number of new corona virus infections in japan continues to grow japanese prime minister shinzo avi declared a state of emergency to stop the spread of the virus the state of emergency was enacted for tokyo and 6 other perfect which account for about 44 percent of japan's population measures gives these more power to order citizens to stay at home and close businesses that will last for one months the japanese government also adopted the country's largest ever economic stimulus package worth more than $900000000000.00. so what does the state of emergency mean in concrete terms the question we asked correspondent. in tokyo. it means that the governors have the authority to call on people to stay home and hopelessness is too close. and they don't care they