history dutch prime minister mark rutte has survived one of the biggest political fights of his decade in power he's narrowly survived a no confidence vote over claims that he lied about coalition talks has not been forced to resign but his chances of forming a new government have been dealt a serious blow. belgian police have clashed with a large crowd gathered in a brussels park after a fake concert was announced on social media as an april fools day prank police said that 3 officers were hurt and $22.00 people were arrested large gatherings are banned in belgium due to surging infection numbers. and pope francis has begun celebrating the christian holy week of easter by leading a mass in st peter's cathedral in rome but the popes have skipped the traditional service commemorated jesus's last supper other events over the weekend will be restricted. well thousands of germans flock to the spanish island of majorca every year during spring break but this year in the middle of the pandemic chancellor angela merkel is warning against this vacation in times of the coronavirus controversial

the dutch prime minister, mark rutte, has narrowly survived a vote of no confidence over his conductpted a motion of disapproval, which notes that mr rutte had not told the truth about a move to sideline a troublesome mp. mr rutte says he will not resign following the vote. chile has closed its borders for the whole of april as it seeks to slow the spread of coronavirus. health officials said a second wave of the pandemic had left hospitals close to collapse. chile has one of the world's fastest rates of vaccination but has seen cases spike following the southern hemisphere summer holidays. major oil producing countries are increasing output in an attempt to stop fuel prices rising. the group opec plus said there had been improvements in the market because of global vaccination programmes and stimulus packages levels. a number of people are feared dead after a train derailed in taiwan, in a statement it was that the train came off in a tunnel with some courage and smashing into the tunnel wall. at least four people are feared dead and more than 20 injured and several hundred passenge

now just 2 weeks after emerging on top in elections the dutch prime minister mark rutte a is fighting for his political life opposition parties are presented a no confidence motion accusing him of lying about talks to form a new governing coalition rotters one of europe's longest serving leaders and is attempting to secure his 4th term in office. and put to own use what i've been able to observe to myself is a pattern of forgetfulness amnesia how can you in the greatest crisis that we face in the netherlands restore the trust that is again being damaged for you here maybe you hung over spilt don't you realize your time is up and the netherlands now sees who you really are a liar. expletive art i am speaking the truth i made a mistake in my memory has failed me but what i'm seeing now is through i'm not lying and it is up to the north alliance the parliament everybody to have an opinion on this white house says it's alarmed by a video of children being dropped over the mexican border by smugglers in the infrared pictures an adult can be seen dangling and then dropping a child from the

the oppostion had accused mark rutte of lying when he denied trying to silence an mp who has been highlye" and then lying about his role in the scheme. chile has closed its borders for the whole of april as it seeks to slow the spread of coronavirus. health officials said a second wave of the pandemic had left hospitals close to collapse. chile has one of the world's fastest rates of vaccination but has seen cases spike following the southern hemisphere summer holidays. major oil producing countries are increasing output in an attempt to stop fuel prices rising. the group 0pec plus said there had been improvements in the market because of global vaccination programmes and stimulus packages. levels. two american youtube stars known for carrying out online pranks have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from two fake bank robberies they staged in california. the videos show the pair wearing black and running with bags stuffed with bank notes before getting into an uber. the incident led to police drawing their guns on the uber driver after being alerted by a member of the public. known on y

the opposition had accused mark rutte of lying when he denied trying to silence an mp who has been highly offering him a "job elsewhere" and then lying about his role in the scheme. chile has closed its borders for the whole of april as it seeks to slow the spread of coronavirus. health officials said a second wave of the pandemic had left hospitals close to collapse. chile has one of the world's fastest rates of vaccination but has seen cases spike following the southern hemisphere summer holidays. major oil producing countries are increasing output in an attempt to stop fuel prices rising. the group 0pec+ said there had been improvements in the market because of global vaccination programmes and stimulus packages but production will still remain well below pre—pandemic levels. in mozambique, a ship carrying more than 1,000 survivors of a deadly insurgent attack has arrived at the port of pemba. armed isis—linked militants raided the coastal town of palma last week — a hub for the country's natural gas industry. islamist insurgents have been increasingly active in the northern province o

mark lobel, bbc news. survived a vote of no confidence over his conduct during talks to build a governing coalition. the dutch parliament adopted a motion of disapproval, which notes that mr ruttetruth about a move to sideline a troublesome mp. mr rutte says he will not resign following the vote. myanmar�*s detained civilian leader aung san suu kyi is facing another charge for violating the nation's official secrets act. this is the most serious charge she now faces and carries a possible jail term of 14 years. ms suu kyi hasn't been seen in public since she was ousted from power. it's been 2 months since the military takeover in myanmar. in the past 24—hours the un and the us has evacuated family members of its staff because of the worsening security situation. we're also hearing it's become difficult and dangerous for foreign embassy staff, journalists and medical workers on the ground. myanmar authorities have ordered an internet shutdown until further notice. meanwhile, the questions about imposing sanctions on the country's military leaders remains. on wednesday china ruled out sanctions at a un security council meeting in conscious with the uk who have imposed restriction