more than $180.00 rescued migrants and refugees are waiting on board a charity ship out of both malta and italy refused the boat commission's a dock rescue workers on the ocean viking say many of the people are in acute mental distress some expressing a desire to harm themselves or commit suicide and are rescued in 4 different operations in the past week while attempting the dangerous crossing from libya to italy frederic pernod is director of operations for s.o.s. mediterranean which operates the ocean viking he says the charity can't be sure it can keep control of the situation on board. it's very unprecedented to us because it's the 1st time in more than 4 years of operation that we reach such a such a level of anxiety and and such a situation and all the station is very simple we've we've rescued people in the central mediterranean in the areas of responsibility of both malta and italy for some of them this was one week ago already more than one week ago they are now 180 people and they've come from libya where they said a lot they've been drifting at sea for 4 days and now they'r

after rescuing some $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the crow virus that's single largest cluster of positive cases detected on malta since the 1st case in march. senior german government ministers are facing a grilling later today over what they knew about the longstanding allegations of fraud at wire cart in june a high flying payment service provider crashed and burned after its executives admitted that there was a 1900000000 euro hole in its balance sheets. here in germany police are digging up a garden for a 2nd day as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann the british toddler was 3 when she vanished on holiday in portugal 13 years ago police have identified a 43 year old german citizen as a suspect on are investigating him on suspicion of murder. a 13 year trail has brought them here a garden in hanover germany. investigators may be breaking ground after over a decade of dead ends as they search for madeleine mccann. the prime suspect in her case a 43 year old german nun he'

that of malta's?e past five months. mo5t only nine people who died in the past five months. most of these case5 past five months. most of these cases were elderly people who already experienced health complications. but we are prepared asa complications. but we are prepared a5 a country to welcome british tourists in the coming weeks. how can you be prepared when britain or the uk has the worst level of infection rate in europe? we are have the international network in our airport. we have designed a mechanism at the airport to test each and every pa55enger, their temperature. but then, of course, we understand that also as a country, we have a strong base when it comes to our health care system. the general secretary has applauded malta and described the way that we handled the pandemic a5 malta and described the way that we handled the pandemic as the best country in the world for handling this situation. what we as a country are doing is taking all the precautions, precautions are a place at hotels

has kept silent we have not seen any initiative to restart the malta agreement for relocating rescued people there has been no sign of solidarity with coastal states well italy has finally call in a loud ocean viking to dock at one of its ports we understand $900.00 tests are being carried out on with those on board and that they will be transferred to a quarantine vessel but we understand that they will remain for 18 days no face of course is not the 1st time we've seen the stand off with my good vessels and it's in the eighty's a country that since around 2015 has been a major destination for my kids one of the easiest countries to get to you know forcing africa that has caused many tensions it in his place to ride out to help put you on many occasions saying we just overstretched over the. other countries in the south that touch the mediterranean saying that they just needed more help and that the e.u. rules of the agenda which race against the 1st country that a migrant goes into the country they must apply for asylum and has really come down and been problematic many people feel

the more than 180 migrants and refugees on board are growing increasingly desperate after both maltaused permission to dock. rescue workers on the ocean viking say many of the people are in acute mental distress and six of them have tried to kill themselves. they were rescued in four different operations in the past week while attempting the dangerous crossing from libya into italy. let's now speak to the director of operations for sos mediterranean which operates that ship, the ocean viking. he is joining us from france. thank you for joining us. as we are reporting, you announce the state of emergency on board the ocean viking. tell us more about what led you to make that decision and how unprecedented this situation is. >> it is very unprecedented because it is the first time in more than four years of operation that we reached such a level of anxiety and such a situation. the situation is very simple. we have people in the central midtier -- mediterranean, the area of responsibility for italy and malta. for some of them, this was more than one week ago. 180 people have come from

well albert de lay as a journalist at the malta independent and has been covering the murder case he joins us now from. by skype sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera 1st of all what do you make all of the fact that that this man this of confessed middlemen was found with such pronounced knife injuries just before he was due to testify in court. hi good evening good evening everyone thank you very much for having me on once again it's a very interesting development which i don't think anybody quite expected in in this case for obviously the event stuff happened last night. it sort of thrown the case on the into into suspect so the police immediately said that the wounds and the evidence pointed to the wounds being self-inflicted however there have been sorts of concerns that that this may not be the case even especially of the haste of of of how this announcement was was made however still the police have insisted both last night when the events happened and that this morning in a press conference which was given by the police commissioner that the evidence all poin

after rescuing $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean sea malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the corona virus.

nearly 100 people have been rescued from an inflatable boat off the coast of malta in the mediterranean sea the military went to their aid although some groups have criticised what they call systematic delays in multis rescue efforts the boat was off the libyan coast when it got into a difficulty. americans have been lining up to bid their farewells to congressman john lewis who's coffin lies in state outside the capitol building in washington d.c. earlier u.s. lawmakers from both parties praise their veteran colleague in a solemn ceremony representative lewis a civil rights leader and protege of dr martin luther king jr died of cancer earlier this month at the age of 80. bidding farewell to a political giant long lines of people formed outside the capitol building in washington d.c. as members of the public paid their respects to john lewis the 17 term congressman from georgia was a pioneer of the civil rights movement remembered for is unwavering pursuit of the quality for all. clinical before to lose to be a great man or is the driver who for our civil rights personally most of whom

like rooms on board became desperate after the ship was refused permission to dock in the way and maltacrew members were forced to declare an emergency after several people attempted to commit suicide. for the migrants onboard the ocean viking it's been 10 desperate days of waiting italian and maltese harbors have remained close during the current virus pandemic when italy sent a team of medics to test the rescue of migrants for covert 19 it seemed not all hope was lost for. the same thing right here if you are at home all the time. we have. now you tell you now 30 days later announced the migrants will be transferred to the ship moby sasser for quarantine the ship is anchored in the harbor of porto empedocles it already has people on board that were rescued from the mediterranean conditions for the $180.00 ocean viking migrants became increasingly desperate with each passing day several even attempted suicide the migrants were rescued trying to cross the mediterranean in rickety wooden boats we are seeing more people in the central mediterranean there's a lot of people now coming in fr

180 migrants on board became desperate after the ship was refused permission to dock in italy and malta well authorities in australia as a 2nd biggest city have reimposed a strict lockdown measures in an attempt to contain a 2nd wave of infections residents of 9 public housing blocks have been put in quarantine for 5 days the move took many tenants by surprise. this is the closest to outside they can get for the next 5 days no going to work no running out to get groceries. police swarmed 9 public housing towers in melbourne on saturday evening blocking driveways and doorways to prevent anyone from leaving . it isn't a crime scene the state government says is to avoid any explosive corona virus outbreak there's $27.00 confirmed cases of the virus among the $3000.00 residents of the estates. because that is the appropriate period to test everybody every single resident. have already tested positive across. the authorities insist the lockdown isn't about punishment but protection except some residents say they're being treated like prisoners aid groups have expressed concerns about vulnera

after rescuing $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean sea malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the corona virus and that's the single largest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the 1st case came to light back in march. in the u.s. in washington d.c. members of the public as well as political and civic leaders are paying their respects to civil rights hero and longtime congressman john lewis thousands of mourners queued up at the u.s. capitol to view the flag draped casket u.s. vice president my pants and his wife were among the visitors as was civil rights leader jesse jackson u.s. president donald trump did not attend john lewis died earlier this month at the age of 8. when john lewis in the fight against racism in the united states to talk about that i want to bring in writer and activist margaret kimberly from new york she has a new book out entitled presidential a history of u.s. presidents and white supremacy in america margaret it's good to see you again what will be john lewis his legacy. well the most important part of his le

going to malta and so i think a lot of people i think there's definitely has to be an element that to keep on and on side and keep it in the block it's going to have to be allowed to keep this tax regime even though the germans particularly hated the french don't like it on the has been pressured to change it but i think it's the kind of thing that they're going to they're going to allow are going to keep particularly as britain is most likely is very likely to try and compete with a. arland for a low tax english speaking. for investment so if that's the reality on the ground what does it mean then for this story because we know there's probably going to be an appeal so it's not the end of the affair it's not the end of the affair but unsee how the appeal goes but definitely it's a big setback also everything has changed because of the coronavirus you know i mean what was competition competition rules don't mean the same thing now we have the big lufthansa bailout there while ago that ryanair was an irish company was complaining about because they said. so i think it's going to be int

attempted to commit suicide the ocean viking declared emergency after being denied entry to italy and malta it says it can no longer guarantee the safety of the $180.00 migrants onboard. activists have protested at a site belonging to the germany processing company tiny it has come under fire for its working conditions after outbreaks in $1000.00 at its plants the virus has spread so widely among workers in the. western state of north rhine-westphalia is that restrictions were reimposed on nearby residents. pubs in england are welcoming patrons again after a 4 month coronavirus shutdown restaurants and hair salons have also been allowed to reopen the changes don't apply to the u.k. has devolved nations which have there have been setting their own timetables for easing restrictions. well let's bring in our correspondent charlotte potts who is standing by outside one of those pubs in a london charlotte the u.k. is the european country worst hit by the pandemic from where you stand does it seem like a brits are really ready to go to the pub again. oh yes they are i actually witnessed that myse

attempted to commit suicide the ocean viking declared the emergency after being denied entry to italy and malta it says it can no longer guarantee the safety of the $180.00 migrants on board. thousands have turned out for a gay pride march in paris it comes a week after the french capital's official pride parade was postponed until november to prevent the spread of the corona virus the activists demanded more political support for migrants sex workers and other marginalized members of the l g b t community. well pubs in england are welcoming patrons again after a 4 month coronavirus shut down restaurants and hair salons have also been allowed to reopen the changes don't apply to wales or scotland or northern ireland which have been setting their own timetables for easing restrictions and as people hit the pubs the u.k. government is urging them not to get too carried away warning that irresponsible drinkers could face jail time. the 1st visit to the pub in more than 3 months the reopening is taking place amid strict measures which even royalty have to observe prince william got his 1st drink in

attempted to commit suicide the ocean viking declared the emergency after being denied entry to italy and malta it says it can no longer guarantee the safety of the $180.00 migrants on board. well pubs in england are welcoming patrons again after a 4 month coronavirus shut down restaurants and hair salons have also been allowed to reopen the changes don't apply to wales or scotland or northern ireland which have been setting their own timetables for easing restrictions as people hit the pubs the u.k. government is urging them not to get too carried away warning that irresponsible drinkers a could face time in jail the 1st visit to the pub in more than 3 months the reopening is taking place amid strict measures which even royalty have to observe prince william got his 1st drink in a day early ordinary citizens had to wait till saturday morning for the pubs to open in england and northern ireland the british government fears there could be a mad rush to the drinking establishment the health minister warned his compatriots not to mess things up saying those who get carried away could be jailed. pr

pandemic more than $180.00 rescued migrants and refugees are waiting on board a charity ship after both malta and italy refused permission to dock rescue workers on board say some migrants are in acute mental distress and the threatening to commit suicide they were rescued in 4 different operations in the past week while attempting the dangerous crossing from libya to italy at least 9 molly and soldiers have been killed and 2 others injured in an ambush it happened in the region as they made their way towards the site of the massacre at least $31.00 people were killed on thursday by unknown gunmen. the paris appeals court has dismissed a bid to reopen an investigation into a plane crash that triggered rwanda's 994 genocide president juvenal died when his plane was shot down in kigali some blame those close to current president paul kagame and for that incident the man who was behind the reopening plan in france following the lockdown as mike pointed prime minister cast takes a senior civil servant and local mayor replace edward phillipe a cabinet reshuffle is seen as an attempt to revive the

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at the port of tortious malta new honasan sells his catch of the day. his father and grandfather were also fisherman it's tough work for the guys but that's not what fair always women are looking for these days ya pay a quarter you know sluggish down here has. put out the times of change. but it's not you know when i was young it was totally different but i spend a little spending today young women are mainly looking for excitement in the farrows doesn't have as much to offer them as denmark germany or france for example with. more 10 son andreas is also a fisherman his generation in particular is affected by the shortage of women on the pharaohs andreas is single but many of his friends have partners from southeast asia. to look for the money out of it enough these days it's easy to find a beautiful young woman you sit down on the computer with a click and enter and they're right there on the floor and there's a big difference between them going for always one with a filipino you go all around sort of else loaded she cooks cleans and does laundry for a

know over the past week as well you have sent at least 7 requests to italian and authorities from malta. the and today i mean at this hour we haven't received yet any concrete proposal to to find a solution we requested earlier this morning the medical evacuation of gravely these older people which has not been granted so yes we are left in limbo to some extent. i should remind the turf since the 1st rescue more than a week ago we've been keeping a storage unit in mt very well informed at any step and asked for as maritime law demands asked for for port of safety which was not granted and was refusing to done so at the moment we are left without any solution with the kind of emergency situation on board because it is a situation that we cannot guarantee we can control at any moment i know this might be a difficult question to answer but what do you think will happen next. but next i mean that there are always very clear and the transition at the end of the seas or a clear i mean both seeking assistance needs to be assisted and this is a nontraditional route in the world and yet assisted

ship dock anywhere believe the they tried several ports it's illegal and also be another new state in malta and they refused each time and basically the migrants were desperate to get to dry land one because many of them said they were used to being at sea but also because they were attempting to reach telephones to be able to call home to family and friends loved ones to let them know that they had made that role saying safely now the crew over the ocean vikings say they have never seen it this bad but. we've been doing this for 4 and a half years now bringing people always to a safe place but this is the 1st time the 1st time in 4 and a half years there's been anything like this. one doctor for s.o.s. mediterranean sea organization which runs the ocean so i can talk to about the distress on board the psychological distress and damage that was taking place because of that refusal by ports off the court now it to me had actually offered the telephone number of a psychologist so people speak to you but that has just made the organization. see red they're not happy about that you know a telep

of the headlines that you have of people have been rescued from an inflatable boat off the coast of malta in the mediterranean sea the military went to their aid although some groups after decided what they called systematic delays in maltese rescue efforts the boat was off the libyan coast when it got into difficulties. new zealand's foreign minister says his country has suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong and will treat the city like mainland china on a number of matters it's a response to china sweeping security would significantly limits civil liberties in hong kong. and mali is under pressure to form a new unity government to the economic community of west african states or has proposed a full current plan to resolve these political crisis is pointed ministers are implemented within 10 days opposition lawmakers say they're reviewing the recommendations. it's been called the great hope for generating nuclear fusion today scientists in france start assembling an enormous international fusion reactor nor by the acronym eater it's already taken 10 years and a global scientifi

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news around the world a nearly 100 people have been rescued from an inflatable boat of the coast of malta in the mediterranean sea the military went to their aid although some groups of criticized what they call systematic delays in maltese rescue efforts the boat was off the libyan coast when it got into difficulty. australian police arrested 6 people at an anti-racism march in sydney saying there was a due to the. protest was led by the family. and indigenous man who died after being too strained by prison guards. in pakistan heavy floods inundating you have to defeat 5 people experts blame flooding on design development logs drainage systems and climate change which is affecting monsoon patterns. but the country's 5th biggest city on lockdown after at least 15 infections were discovered in a hospital transport has been cancelled in and out of the city which is home to more than 1000000 people. the former prime minister of malaysia. has been sentenced to 12 years in jail after being found guilty of corruption but he won't be spending any time behind bars yet the judge granted a delay to

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after rescuing some $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the chronic virus that's the single largest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the 1st case came to light months. u.s. president all trump has repeated his defense of a drugs a clerk when for treating the virus this after his son was blocked on twitter or read tweeting a post that laid out some of the drugs benefits doctors say there's still a lack of evidence it's a fact of all testers he's working with. well here in germany police are digging up a garden for a 2nd day as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann the british toddler was 3 when she vanished on holiday in portugal 13 years ago despite attracting global attention this case has never been solved. a 13 year trail has brought them here a garden in hanover germany. investigators may be breaking ground after over a decade of dead ends as they search for madeleine mccann the prime suspect in her case a 43 year old german nun he's already in prison servi

nation is important. 0ne statistics firm say that britain is the fourth fattest country in europe, only malta of us and we are well ahead of those countries are the other end such as italy and cyprus. the implications of that longer term on the nhs on on the health service more generally are going to be enormous, so this provides an excellent opportunity to create chances for people to change their behaviour, as we know many have done because of the lockdown. the difficulty is that some people have exercised less. that's the problem comments gone either way, some people found lockdown and inspiring period of time and an opportunity to change their lifestyles, but others felt rather overwhelmed by it and did not do that. but in the past borisjohnson has talked about the nanny state and hasn't wanted to go down that road but we will see restrictions on advertising for the types of foods the government wants us to avoid. 0ne the government wants us to avoid. one can stand back in admiration of this campaign but i do actually question exactly how it's going to work. because in being able to lose

after rescuing some $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the corona virus abets the single largest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the 1st case came to light back in march. the former prime minister of malaysia. has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after being found guilty of corruption but he won't be spending any time behind bars just yet the judge granted a delay to the sentence it was the 1st of several trials once he faces over the looting of billions of dollars from a state development fund the case is being seen as a new test for malaysia's efforts to stamp out corruption. and media scrum to see a former leader found guilty. will be allowed to remain free on bail while he appeals the verdict on 12 year jail sentence handed down by the court in kuala lumpur he was on trial over corruption charges related to a multi-billion dollar scandal at state development fund 1 am d b outside malaysia's highest court after the verdict the 67 year old told reporters he wasn't satisfied with the re

but i went to the siege of malta in 1942, and that's where i got most of my victories to become an acexact distance the fighters had to be from the enemy to successfully hit the target. i think the biggest thing was the huge increase in speed of the new fighters, which was way beyond anything people had experienced before. it's always very dangerous with mathematics to extrapolate it beyond its usual domain of applicability, where you check the data and make sense. so what they had to do was to take trials conducted at much lower speed and then work out what would be necessary for a really high—speed fighter, and that will have been particularly difficult — very easy to get it wrong. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes to stand a chance of shooting down — around 250 yards, or almost 230 metres, away. hazel‘s calculations proved to be critical. the spitfire and hurricane were both armed with eight browning .303 machine—guns. the weight of fire was only just enoug

after rescuing some $94.00 migrants in the mediterranean sea malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the corona virus that is the single largest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the 1st case was reported in march. u.s. president donald trump has refused repeated his defense of hydrox authority went for treating coronavirus this after his son was blocked on twitter for retreating a post that laid out some of the drugs benefits the doctors say there was still a lack of evidence it's effective in all test was obstruction he was working with us here in germany police are digging up a garden for a 2nd day as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann the british toddler was 3 when she vanished on vacation in portugal 13 years ago police have identified a 43 year old german citizen as a suspect and they are investigating him on suspicion of murder. a 13 year trail has brought them here a garden in hanover germany investigators may be breaking ground after over a decade of dead ends as they search for madelei

the ocean viking, which had also sought permission to land at malta, will now head to a port in sicilyntine. aru na iyengar reports. relief and joy from migrants on hearing their cramped conditions may soon be over. these migrants from pakistan, north africa, eritrea and nigeria were picked up afterfleeing libya in four separate rescues by the ocean viking, operated by the french charity sos mediterranee. they include 25 children, mostly unaccompanied, and two women, one of whom is pregnant. they have been on the ship for over a week, with tensions rising. fights have broken out and two migrants threw themselves into the sea, but were later rescued. the situation was so bad that ship operators declared a state of emergency on friday. an italian medical team were sent on board to test the migrants for covid—19 and monitor the situation. the ocean viking is due to dock in sicily, where the migrants will be transferred to the moby zaza, a ship charted by the italian government, for 1h days of quarantine. according to the international organization for migration, more than 100,000 migrants

so many ways but our limbs now the only english speaking country left in the with the exception of malta it's got this tech hub which is now part of the e.u. it's still within the e.u. and i think there's going to be less pressure maybe on our land because of the need to compete with britain have because britain is certainly going to be pushing to bring come back i mean they've explicitly said that they want to bring companies in by having low tax. so i think it's going to be a big factor you know they say the only change certain things in life are death and taxes so is this the end of the affair well you know there's other elements as well . donna who is the new head of the european finance ministers he's the finance minister i don't think he's going to be pushing to have. reopened so i think it may be a little bit to be interesting to see how it plays out so you don't you don't think an appeal when you do you think we're going to see in the people are not well they can appeal i don't think they really know whether it's still in the 2nd highest court they could go to a higher courts but

and his home was under 24 hour guard the incident has renewed calls for your pool to formally join malta police in investigating the murder of the ethnic. finally a russian teenager is back playing football less than 3 weeks after being struck by lightning not only did he have a lucky escape from serious injuries i warn you the moment he struck looks horrifying but he also now has a bright future in the game jon the guys here oaxaca has the story. this was the moment that could have ended 16 year old even life. the last thing i remember i left home that's all and then i woke up in the hospital the goalkeeper was warming up with the youth team at f.c. through the outside moscow when he was hit by lightning and knocked unconscious as his team rushed to help it became clear to them the player who'd so often saved his team was the one who needed saving. the good morning of the world as it will turned around and saw iran lying on the ground we ran into him this happened there where the boys are training now when we run to him we saw him lying face down we turned him over his jersey was ripped

after rescuing some $94.00 migrants and mediterranean malta is reporting that at least $65.00 of them have tested positive for the virus that's the single biggest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the 1st case came to light in march. and u.s. president trump has repeated his defense of hydra i drove ox a clerk when for treating corona virus this after his son was blocked on twitter for retrieving a post in favor of the drug doctors say there is a lack of evidence that it's effective from said media reports were directed to reject the drug only because he has supported. well hong kong's leader kerry has warned that the city's on the verge of a large scale outbreak of the virus that could overwhelm hospital stories of them and new and strict measures which they say are to curb the spread of the disease the new regulations include a ban on public gatherings of more than 2 people and mandatory face masks in public places the territory reported $106.00 new cases monday bringing the total number of infections to about 3000. we're joined now by phoebe kong standing by fo