percent of the country on monday it became 3 quarters and yesterday evening we had prime minister modi announce no uncertain terms really spelling it out the entire country is under lockdown for $21.00 days now we have had after the 1st few days when leaders including prime minister modi was saying that people weren't taking it as seriously as they should we had police officers out around the country on tuesday yesterday and forcing it arresting a number of people so we are seeing far fewer people out even fewer people today on wednesday that is after though what happened after promise to modi's address was people around the country rushing to grocery stores and panic buying despite him saying that they would still be able to leave their homes in these 21 days to get essential supplies people were still panic buying we saw you know police officers having to go into some grocery stores to control crowds assure them that they weren't going to be shut the next day and we've just had delis chief minister hold a news conference saying that it is their responsibility to make sure that people

scrambling to return to their home towns suddenly out of work and during starvation prime minister narendra modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may be get to come as the max mass exodus threatens efforts to contain the virus. and hungary's prime minister wants and open ended extension to emergency measures in the battle against the pandemic but critics are calling it a power grab. i'm calling assman thanks for joining us as more and more countries impose lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a bigger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been ordered to stay at home since last week but for the informal workers who form the backbone of the economy that means losing their income overnight leaving many without enough money for food and those hardest hit by the lockdown may now also be most at risk of catching the virus. social distancing is a privilege that these people cannot afford all across india day laborers rushed to transportation hubs carrying whatever they could. the nation wide lockdown has put millions out of work and started a mass exodus from the cities. fo

after a nationwide lockdown puts them out of work and al from the streets prime minister narendra modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may begin to come as the exodus presents to spread the coronavirus across the country. was new yorkers join the chorus applauding health workers as the city of hearts of america's growing virus outbreak grapples with the crisis of people in other parts of the country appeared to be going about their lives undeterred by these threats in the end that. they want to move in hamburg so many of his neighbors are stuck couchsurfing because the pandemic so he's pushing people to stay active no gym membership need. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us as more and more countries impose lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a barger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been ordered to stay at home since last week but for the informal workers the ones that form the backbone of the country's economy this means losing their income overnight leaving many people without enough money for food and those hard hit hardest by the lock down the

home after a nationwide lockdown puts them out of work and out on the streets prime minister director modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may be yet to come as the exodus threatens to spread the coronavirus across the country plus aid groups are calling for the evacuation of vulnerable people from greece's overcrowded refugee camps they fear an outbreak in the morea camp called lesbos it would be catastrophic to speak with an aid worker on the ground and. a call to the man with the moves in hamburg with still many of his neighbors stuck couch surfing because of the pandemic he's pushing everyone to get the muscles going. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program as more and more countries impose lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a larger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been ordered to stay at home since last week but for the informal workers who form the backbone of this economy it means losing their income overnight leaving many without enough money or food and those hardest hit by the lockdown may now also be most at risk of catching the virus. social

after 2 days of heavy restrictions in most of the country prime minister narendra modi spelt out the situation facing all 1300000000 and. listen carefully the whole country from today 12 midnight the entire country it would be in a complete lockdown in order to save india in order to save the citizens of india and to save yourself save you and your family today at 12 midnight there would be a total ban of venturing out of your homes every state every territory every district every village every locality is being put on lockdown modi said that was the only way to stop the spread of the virus but even before the prime minister's announcement police were out in force and the lockdown around the country and the capital in new delhi police dismantled all the protest sites against the government's citizenship law including and. people had been gathering there for $100.00 days to show they opposition to the legislation which fast track citizenship to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes muslims ladybird even the budget we never had i would liken 5 women were sitting there an

home after a nation wide lockdown puts them out of work out on the streets prime minister narendra modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may be yet to come as the exodus threatens to spread the coronavirus cross the country. groups are calling for the evacuation of vulnerable people from greece's overcrowded refugee camps the fear an outbreak in the more you camp on lesbos would be catastrophic with an aid worker on the ground. and colombian police get creative as they urge people to comply with a nation wide lockdown. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us as more and more countries impose lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a larger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been ordered to stay at home since last week but for the informal workers who form the backbone of the economy that means losing their income practically overnight leaving many without enough money for food and those hardest hit by the lockdown may now also be at risk of catching the virus. social distant. thing is a privilege that these people cannot afford all across india daily bers rus

the modi government's policy from the start has been very anti-environmental.have diluted the pact prevented the rights of many force dwellings. they have even diluted things like in india we had strict regulations about building close to the sea, to the coast. tricked regulations about needing g a certain amount of ld that youou could not build on. ofhotels, resorts, alall sorts lobbies, they wanted that chchanged and they were able to push throughhahange. you just think about this moment .n time with sea levelel rise and you're suddenly allowed to build closer toto the s sea. it is a kind of madness. especially t the devasastation t s, h happening in inindia's fort forests being opened up toto mining interesest across india. this will create absolute disasaster because we can see it is that kind of ecologogical , it is s deforestation ththat creates the cononditionsr these and all the human transmissions for viruses. amy: amitav ghosh, we have to leave it there. thank you for being with us, india writer based in brooklyn were his cell -- self-isolating, autho

calm after a nationwide lockdown bugs them out of work and out on the streets prime minister narendra modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may be yet to come as the next just adds to spread the virus across the country response trade groups are calling for the evacuation of vulnerable people from greece's overcrowded refugee camps they fear an outbreak in the morea camp on both coasts would be catastrophic and hungary's prime minister wants an open ended extensions whom urgency measures in the battle against the pandemic but critics are calling it the power grab. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us as more and more countries imposed lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a larger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been ordered to stay at home since last week but for the informal workers who form the backbone of the economy this means losing their income practically overnight leaving many without enough money for food and those hardest hit by the lockdown right now also be most at risk of catching the virus. social distancing is a privilege that these people

that people weren't taking the lockdown as seriously as they should and then we had prime minister modi address the nation on tuesday evening last night announcing that whereas for the last few days it was some parts of the country than most parts under a complete or a partial lockdown promised a modest spelt out of tuesday evening the entire country all 1370000000 people under lockdown and that led to people around the country rushing to grocery stores panic buying because despite the prime minister saying that they would be allowed to still go out to buy essential supplies you know people just have no idea what the next 3 weeks are going to hold in store for them so we saw these scenes police officers in some places trying to control crowds and telling them that there's no reason to panic we have the delhi chief minister about an hour ago hold a news conference saying that it is their responsibility to provide for people and that when people are crowded in places that they're actually defeating the purpose of the lockdown and asking people not to do so again things are quieter today a

rambling to return home they are suddenly out of work and fearing starvation prime minister narendra modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may be yet to come. aid groups are calling for the evacuation of vulnerable people from greece's overcrowded refugee camps in the more you camp on lesbos there are fears that a coronavirus outbreak there would be catastrophic. and in south korea volunteers reach out to help the country's most vulnerable residents as part of the nationwide efforts to contain the spread of the robotics. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us as more and more countries impose lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a larger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been ordered to stay home since last week but for the informal workers who form the backbone of the economy this means losing their income overnight leaving many without enough money for food and those hardest hit by the lock down may now also be most at risk of catching the virus. social distancing is a privilege that these people cannot afford all across india day laborers rushed to tran

do you believe the modi is a fascist or poor i just don't have.we don't know the recognize the both sides have legitimate grievances against the other let me just this is the founder of climate pac and that is why because my. debate with up. on al-jazeera. so many ounces here in london full content 2 special guests in conversation when you say a lie a 1000000 times that becomes the fact you then can create whatever narrative you want on from uninterrupted and i realized i was working for something that was evil you know being a part. back to creating at maria red meat christopher why the death of journalism is only the 1st thing we know for the death of democracy studio pianist great states on al-jazeera a winning incredible journey from international film a tense. play al-jazeera sets the stage for egypt of utopia will be the life of the line is the life of the nines dead everybody is there global ex-pats you get it we're going to let the planet go to ruin because we're not doing these obvious things open your eyes to an alternative view of the w

and then modi says, well, nothing to do with me, and, what, trump just believes him?ow is he so gullible? anytime a world leader says they're not guilty of something, trump believes it, whether putin, kim jong un, modey, doesn't matter. trump would be the perfect partner to cheat on. hey, you got a text from big dick dave. who is that? that's just my really tall friend richard dave. oh, okay, have a fun night. working late! ( laughter ) and, you know, i'm not only worried about what's happening in india now, i'm worried the situation in india might affect the united states because in this country rich white women love copying everything from indian culture, yoga, tai thi. they will be running around in the streets, i read about this new indian ritual on gu that you go into the street and beat the shit out of someone who's different than you. i feel so refreshed. it's, like, an ethnic cleansing! ( audience reacts ) here's the deal, the story around the unrest in india is compleiated. india's current leader narendra modi have been accused of oppressing the rights of the

from the point of economic and mr modi has to take mr modi has to take on this and i think the action he has taken is good because a lot of people have supported him and yet the system is not prepared but locked off and then also a lot of interests have. to show support and they are creating like. a month so i think. if everyone comes together thank you so much we appreciate that let's stay with this story now joining us is professor locke's main are ya and he is the director of the center for disease in dynamics and economic policy in washington d.c. and he's joining us now from new delhi i want to start with the numbers once again let me make it very plain if there are only some 20000 ventilators in india and they have let's say even just 5000000 people in critical condition sounds to me like some very difficult decisions are going to have to be made about who lives and who dies in india correct. rick so the situation with the 30500000000 cases with prior to the current big block and literally the entire country is looked on that should slow down the epidemic quite a bit and remembe

and — life and death in india as prime minister modi apologizes for a chaotic lockdown that has hurt's poorest. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments in britain and globally. the british government says all parts of the country are now on an "emergency footing" and it could be six months before life in the uk returns to "normal". at the latest downing street briefing, it was announced that millions of items of personal protective equipment were being delivered to nhs staff. across europe, the number of people killed by the virus has risen to more than 20,000. italy has seen the most deaths from coronavirus and the country's deputy health minister says he believes italy is currently experiencing the peak of the outbreak. in the us, the government's leading expert has warned the pandemic could kill up to 200,000 americans and millions more could be infected. india's prime minister narendra modi has apologised to the country for the lockdown but says there was no other option. more on that in a moment — but

from doha also coming up india's 1300000000 citizens to stay at home 3 weeks by minister narendra modi says a nationwide lockdown will be enforced from midnight. spain prepares for even worse as the death toll surges again and more than 5000 health workers are infected. easing restrictions where the outbreak began the chinese province will allow some people to start traveling again. so then the world's biggest sporting event has been postponed for up to a year the japanese prime minister asked for the take your olympic games to be put off saying when it happens it will be proof of victory over the coronavirus next year broad as this report. there's been weeks of speculation about whether the tokyo games would go ahead the coronavirus pandemic that's caused chaos the world over made the event increasingly unlikely now japan's prime minister says tokyo 2020 will be held in 2021 years off. as the host of the tokyo olympics taking into consideration the current situation for the athletes for the athletes of the world for them to be able to compete in the best environment and also for the g

is in india where 1300000000 people have been told to stay at home and the prime minister narendra modi made the order which is expected to be involved for the next 21 days ports roads railway services and ports are being closed in an effort to stop coronavirus spreading through the dense population it's feared 1000000 people could be infected by mid may elizabeth problem is our correspondent in new delhi and joins us now a major lockdown across india and the reaction really of being housebound is dawning on millions of people. yes so people are getting used to it after a few days of it now but the 1st official complete lockdown all over the country and we have had things are quieter after what happened on tuesday night after prime minister modi's announcement was people all over the country rushing to grocery stores panic buying despite prime minister modi saying that people would still be allowed to go out to buy essential supplies there are reports of police officers having to control some crowds at grocery stores and we had the delhi chief minister just a few hours ago hold a news c

and while the indian police looked on passively and modi benefits from electoral success.able gentleman that we deplore what we have seen over the last few weeks, the violence that has been recorded and broadcast is deplorable. we condemn this but i assure him that we do and have raised our concerns with the indian government, especially when we have concerns over matters like this. he said the government had concerns about the citizenship amendment act. officials from the british high commission, as recent as mid february, raised our concerns about the impact of the caa and particularly the police response to this protest with the state government. i can give him our re assurance that our dialogue is ongoing with the indian government. can he confirm he will use his high office, every power that he has to make sure that our concerns in the house today are relayed to the government, the indian authorities, and particularly the brutality that seems to be meted out by those who should be enforcing the law covered most recently by bbc coverage. one mp said the indian governme

modi said that was the only way to stop the spread of the virus but even before the prime minister's announcement police were out in force and the lockdown around the country and the capital in new delhi police dismantled all the protest sites against the government's citizenship law including ensuring bar people have been gathering there for 100 days to show they opposition to the legislation which fast track citizenship to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes muslims living by doing the budget we knew about our 5 women were sitting there and nobody else was sitting they deceived them and damaged the protest site the people are very angry because of this there is the issue of growth of ours we are supporting the measures but the women who the police are detained should be released. police detained 9 people after banning groups of more than 4 people gathering you're talking about. this is a very dangerous environment because of coronavirus and some trouble makers are trying to create problems but we detain them and took actions to clear the protest site. but some peop

rushed to grocery stores around the country uncertain of what the next 3 weeks will bring and while modi announced the government will spend over $2000000000.00 on health care to fight the virus millions of the country's poor who've lost their livelihoods a still waiting to hear how the government will help them elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi while the coronavirus pandemic is crippling health care systems across europe the italian and u.k. governments are both opening makes a facilities in spain an ice rink in madrid's has been turned into a temporary morgue as the country tries to deal with the outbreak paul brennan reports from red hill in southeast england. one in 5 spanish residences age 65 or older so the devastating impact of coronavirus in the country is no surprise what's shocking is how the care system collapsed so quickly under the onslaught military emergency units are disinfecting premises as fast as humanly possible as here in madrid the care home staff have been overwhelmed with desperate consequences secular mentality and i know the majority are fulfilling their duties the

our are where you are it gives richard the lie that it was dramatic language from modi and he tapped deep into his well of popularity among indian voters to drive that sense of urgency home before the outbreak hits the levels that we've seen here in europe. surely is about why india actually get into lockdown want to sell only if that perhaps is the knowledge that i had guesses to can't quite manage to outwit the kinds of which the at scene in europe the prime minister has also announced a significant fund to contribute to health care something 1000 crores which is about $2000000.00 euros this is going to border were detected equipment testing material mentally it does so there isn't anywhere to ramp up health care but there's also a sense that this opened our eyes more on prevention than trying to manage the actual outbreak. there's little doubt that india's health care system would be overwhelmed by a major escalation in some areas workers are going door to door trying to track infections. the worse case scenario is that this virus reaches communities many tools together like the o

modi's country's population is 15% muslim.cs charged the prime minister has infected the nation with a form of hindu nation nationalism. we have a journalist in the midst of the violence. you have covered many of these kind of incidents. how bad is this one? >> reporter: fareed, i was when the carnage took place. when modi presided when a thus muslims were killed, but nobody was prepared for what we are witnessing in delawai because m is a prime minister. and the visuals that we are seeing emerging from new delawadeli seem to be from families, muslim families abandoning their homes with their belongings in trucks. there are women molested with mobs entering the localities. chanting. there are mosques with torched that are burnt copies of the koran lying around. all this was hamg at the same time as trump was address iing e indian and international media and telling the world that modi has got everything in control. i have never witnessed anything more traumatizing than what i have been witnessing right now as a journalist in i

s ciro has picked up on the similarities between trump and modi it's posted on music video populatedby puppets called. the strong man saw we'll see you next time you're the most. it's pretty and. because. that's a great. feeling. pretty close a. big back. and. so do i it's a pretty. strong. feeling. i did. i had that yes i. make you stay in the back seat your people love me so we share the beautiful. clothes slap my name. it would be nice. really i had one before. because. let's make it gray t. the. talk to old is there a risk that we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption the gun we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of the world and that's really that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the edges there are. full of struggles full of pleasure at the moment i mean on that but there l a fellow that became the image of you me me going make i sent me funny and you go out on me having an intimate look at life in cuba if you go over and i don't know where to begin to say resolutely gamey and as

we know that prime minister modi he announced this lockdown for the country last week and he gave the public really just a few hours' notice was was he and was his government unprepared for the pandemic well beyond a country with such a high population density the logged on was perhaps the need of the hour to prevent the spread of the wireless but as the critics and the opposition have been pointing out that this logged on was announced without once planning and without what's taught as far as the better nessus concerned there are plenty of reports that show that in terms of numbers india is still trying to catch up when it comes to the number of medical equipment available the number of deaths being done the government is trying to build up on this capacity especially some local state governments are doing a good job at that we know that the country has millions of day laborers and they are now trying to get home how will they be able to do that and how will they survive with no jobs and almost no aid coming from the government. well as you rightly pointed out the informal sector doe

streets of the capital delhi are deserted as people stay behind closed doors prime minister narendra modi warns that without the lockdown the country could be set back 20 years also on the program. to have americans working. again by their easter that beautiful easter day u.s. president trump expresses that hope as congress finally agrees to pick economic stimulus package the world health organization is warning the u.s. could soon become the new epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. welcome to the program india has become the latest and largest country to introduce a nation wide lockdown in the fight against the corona virus its population of 1300000000 has been told to stay at home the country is so fascinated about 560 confirmed cases and 11 deaths and there are fears that infections could spread quickly in densely populated areas crowds formed at pharmacies and shops shortly before the midnight deadline nonessential businesses have been closed most flights and rail service has been stopped and the busy bollywood film industry has ground to a halt indian prime minister and the renter

india's prime minister narendra modi has announced a complete lockdown of the country for the next 3mber of coronavirus cases steadily go up. addressing the nation overnight, mr modi said an absolute curfew was needed to stop the country being set back by decades. he also announced almost $2 billion of investment in health infrastructure. nike reports quarterly sales came in better than expected, powered by a boost from its digital business and demand in north america and europe. total revenue rose by over 5%, but earnings fell due to the coronavirus pandemic. nike and other retailers have shut stores in the united states and europe to curb the spread of the virus. automaker ford has said that it's working with 3m and ge healthcare to make medical equipment and protective gear for healthcare workers, to help with shortages, in the battle against the coronavirus. it also announced that it's collaborating with ge to increase production of ventilators, needed by some critically ill patients. many of us are working from home for the first time, i can't do that, but governments around the

s era has picked up on the similarities between trump and modi it's posted on music video populated bypuppets called. the strongman song we'll see next time here's the list. it's pretty good. because. that's a great. feeling. pretty close a. few months back. i think back. then. so do i. but the strong. feelings. i did. i had back yesterday. to make you stay in the. good people love me so i wish you the beautiful. those my name. would be. really i had one before. it's. like this. let's make it gray. t. the. latest news as it breaks the syrian army seems determined to defeat the rebels and continue its advance was the city of idlib that's a red line for turkey with detailed coverage the national policy to serve while elephant is yet to be fully implemented 14 years off it was introduced from the around the world well the fight will be completely transformed over the next 6 years this will be the northern terminal the faith one of the project. the consequence of. not ventures of russia you serve who are naturally to nurture not just doesn't go away. to living out of trouble for the last c

>>to think and have a heart for mody as little as me. >>as for sml corner stores that sell groceriebut do not sell alcohol. they can remain opewe reached out to the mayor's office to find out why big box stores have not been included in this proclamation and so far we have ot heard back reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you.

nazi germany and specially to mr hitler because his his policies are also eerily similar to what mr modi is doing right now in india the indian i committed to london spoke to this program or denied all those allegations you would consulted it anyway nor was china about the unilateral decision of india to take kashmir. similarly as regards afghanistan in a moment we're about to speak to the afghanistan vice president of the national assembly was park consulted in the afghanistan talks which was signed in doha i think not only were we consulted the whole peace process could not have been signed without pakistan's active role in encouraging both parties to come to the table pakistan is one off the most active stakeholders and one of the most interested parties because any oil in afghanistan spends over into into pakistan state or tree we have facilitated that agreement and my foreign minister has even gone on to say on record that this agreement could not have been possible without pakistan's assistance minister thank you thank you very much after the break with yet more loss of life after

pakistanis i think it's pretty good and when it comes to anti muslim policies donald trump and the renter modi are singing from the same song sheet it was a bilateral meeting and it came at a tense time but it was altered in a ceasefire in syria specifically in live in the northwest neither of the 2 leaders in front of the news cameras however were syria there was the president of russia vladimir putin and turkey's president heir to one both men have their forces stationed in syria the russians are backing fighters loyal to bashar al assad in their push to take back it lip and turkish troops are trying to repel the syrian advance that is already forced another 1000000 people from their homes and worse and a catastrophic refugee crisis in the media battle to shape global perception. russia has sputnik a state owned a news outlet operating in turkish amongst other languages and turkey has t r t world a state owned broadcaster with its own story to tell this conflict given the various proxy players and their objectives was never going to be easy for outsiders to understand and the news now coming

the meeting in the way of substance however there were some opinion pieces in the media comparing modi'sbrand of hindu nationalism with the american president's approach to muslim immigrants and it all took place as violence was escalating on the streets of new delhi over that contentious new citizenship law an american production company called jesus has picked up on the similarities between trump and modi it's posted on music video populated by puppets called. the strong man saw we'll see next time there's a list. it's pretty and. because. that's a great. feeling. pretty close a. big back. and. so do i think it's a pretty. strong. feeling. i did. i put back yesterday. to be in there make you stay in the band meet your people let me show. you the problem so slap my name. would be nice. really i had one before. the end. because. let's make it gray t. the. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run cabins in these cages you can not have access to a toilet or water and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight he has his hands and his fates tied to the beds

biggest curfew ever anywhere in the world the 3 week measure was announced by prime minister narendra modi in an impassioned address to the nation. i'll go get it because then. r r r it gives the lie that it was traumatic language from modi and he tapped deep into his well of popularity among indian voters to drive that sense of urgency home before the outbreak hits the levels that we've seen here in europe i'm not so sure reason why india actually kicked into lockdown want to sell early is that perhaps the government in the not imaging that i had guesses to can't quite manage to outwit the kinds of which they have seen in yard of the prime minister has also announced a significant fund to contribute to health care something 1000 crores which is about 2000000 euros this is going to go to work protective equipment testing what do you know mentally it does so there isn't anywhere to healthcare but there's also a sense that was opened as more on prevention than trying to manage the actual outbreak there's little doubt that india's health care system would be overwhelmed by a major escalation

committee have agreed to push back against him to 2821 also coming up india's prime minister narendra modi announcing it on president in 3 weeks walk down to slow the spread of code but 19 beginning tonight 1300000000 people will be ordered to stay home and in the us a dire warning from the governor of the state at the center of the outbreak. we're going to the forecast through says to me we're looking at a freight train coming across the country we're now looking at a bullet through. because the numbers are growing up there were new york governor andrew cuomo sounding the alarm as code 19 cases skyrocket the u.s. is now well on its way to becoming the new global epicenter of the pandemic we'll get the latest from the w.h.o. . i'm brant goff it's good to have you with us it is one of the biggest disruptions so far from the corona virus pandemic today japanese prime minister shinzo abi announce that the summer olympic games in tokyo are being postponed into 2021 japan and the international olympic committee reached the decision after weeks and weeks of pressure from athletes across the glob

home after a nationwide lockdown puts them out of work and out on the streets prime minister narendra modi apologizes for their suffering but the worst may be yet to come as the exit is threatens to spread the coronavirus across the country also coming up. was. new yorkers join the chorus of fog health workers as the city at the heart of america's corona virus outbreak grapples with the crisis but people in other parts of the country appear to be going about their lives undeterred by the threat of the pandemic plus the aid groups are calling for the evacuation of vulnerable people from greece's overcrowded refugee camps they fear an outbreak and the more the accountant's lesbos would be catastrophic and 000-000-0000 extension 000. oh oh oh oh a man with the moves in hamburg with so many of his neighbors stuck couchsurfing because of the pandemic he's pushing everyone to get those muscles going. to. play the boat. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program as more and more countries impose lockdowns over the coronavirus india faces a larger challenge than most it's 1300000000 people have been or

and life and death in india as prime minister modi apologises for a chaotic lockdown that has hurt thery's poorest. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments in britain and globally. the british government has said all parts of the country are now on an "emergency footing" and it could be six months before life in the uk returns to "normal". at the latest downing street briefing, it was announced that millions of items of personal protective equipment were being delivered to nhs staff. across europe, the number of people killed by the virus has risen to more than 20,000. italy has seen the most deaths from coronavirus and the country's deputy health minister says he believes italy is currently experiencing the peak of the outbreak. in the us, the government's leading expert has warned the pandemic could kill up to 200,000 americans and millions more could be infected. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has apologised to the country for the lockdown, but says there was no other option. more on that in a mome

a one day curfew people have been told to stay home between 7 am and 9 pm prime minister narendra modi has said because if you would be a crucial test of india's ability to fight the pandemic so fall thirty's there have confirmed $315.00 cases astray and have been told to cancel all non-essential travel and of being warned more draconian measures to combat the pandemic will follow prime minister scott morrison made the announcement following sorry calling social distancing the best weapon to fight the virus that softer thousands of people flocks to a sydney beach despite bans on large gatherings. securing essential medical supplies has buoyed by dialing task that the health minister has been living together with the industry minister and other ministers across the cabinet. and in forcing the social distancing keeping my healthy physical distance from one another this is one of our most if not our most important weapon against the spread of the qur'an a virus which means we can cite lives and we can cipher livelihoods let's go live now to peter greste in brisbane and pay to what these d

prime minister modi says the nationwide lockdown will be enforced from midnight.round 400eported cases. says heprime minister is determined to hold the games in pool by summer 2021 as a symbol of their triumph over the coronavirus. rates,eclining death that toll has risen again in italy. spain now has almost 40,000 confirmed cases, 14% of which are health-care workers. can --t 5000 have been infected. many do not have the protective equipment to shield themselves from the virus. >> the problem that we are having following the last two or is the health care professionals. in the last two days, eight nurses have fallen ill and they have hired people with less experience. >> i have gone days without giving a kiss to my daughter. we try to keep calm and rationalized things a lot. >> world leaders will hold a summit on thursday to discuss the pandemic. the purpose of the meeting is to get a response to the threat. beenrench president has advised that restrictions of movement need to be strictly implemented to prevent the spread of the virus. the country is entering a s

lip service that india is all a speed to it's secular nature to stand if it stands exposed today mr modi believes in hindu supremacy and it's very similar to to nazi even supremacy t.-t. where they feel that one resists a pedia to another and has greater rights over the other or that the rights of the minorities can be somehow superceded order or trampled upon for political capital and communal strife can be can be encouraged for political capital so i think that is that is why we compare mr morty to. nazi germany and specially to mr hitler because his his policies are also eerily similar to what mr modi is doing right now in india where the indian i committed to london spoke to this program or denied all those allegations you would consulted in any way more was china about the unilateral decision of india to do. take kashmir similarly as regards afghanistan in a moment we're about to speak to the afghanistan vice president of the national assembly was parkas then consulted in the afghanistan talks which was signed in doha i think not only were we consulted the whole peace process could

in deadly protest over modi's new religion-based citizenship law.rotests happening kilometers from where they were meeting. haidi: a long power struggle in malaysia boiled over on monday with the prime minister mahathir kicking off a leadership race that can finally determine his successor. mahathir submitted his resignation to the king and his party exited the ruling coalition. was it the most strategic move? what could have led to him doing this? daniel: it is not clear, but what is clear is who's in the driver's seat. he is the interim prime minister. basically the whole government right now. he's had all the parties that were feuding behind-the-scenes and that spilled out yesterday, all of them have backed him publicly. the real question is how does that stake out? does he stay on, does anwar take over? but, yes, mahathir is definitely in the driver's seat. turkey's president crisis had a crisis meeting with top security officials after an airstrike left 33 turkish troops dead in syria. tothe attack by forces loyal series bashir al-assad is the