has said in a letter she has written to the premier league can also address to the owners of newcastle united deal would be, to go ahead with the deal would be, to somehow whitewash the saudi crown prince. along with many other she suspects saudi arabia's crown prince was personally involved in the murder of her late fiance, jamal khashoggi, something the saudi arabian government and he has denied. she says this is basically trying to rehabilitate saudi arabia's tarnished image by particular that of the crown prince and this would be a case of putting money and politics ahead of ethics. she has had a letter back from the head of the premier league, in which head of the premier league, in which he has expressed his condolences to her and assured her there is no offer to stall the deal, which would be very bad for english football, he said. it is controversial and has attracted criticism, not only from her but from human rights groups. is all there is likely to stop the deal from going through, do you think? all the indications are that the deal is likely to go ahead. the deal is reportedly wor

says the premier league should consider ethical values before signing off on a deal to sell newcastle unitedbe mostly financed by an investment fund chaired by the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman. he's suspected by western intelligence agencies of involvement in the killing of mr khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner gave us more details about what mr khashoggi's fiancee, hatice cengiz, has said. she has said in a letter she has written to the premier league and also addressed to the owners of newcastle united that to go ahead with the deal would be, to somehow whitewash the saudi crown prince. along with many others she suspects saudi arabia's crown prince was personally involved in the murder of her late fiance, jamal khashoggi, something the saudi arabian government and he has denied. she says this is basically trying to rehabilitate saudi arabia's tarnished image — particularly that of the crown prince and this would be a case of putting money and politics ahead of ethics. she has had a letter back from the head of the prem

would like to watch newcastle united ideally when a match.” would like to watch newcastle united ideallyyou girls? no, newcastle is not in the running so i am excited for liverpool. but the horse racing in france is able to come back this way because there is a quirk in the system because it is classified as an agriculture event. people shouldn't get their hopes up too quickly other the premier league are in talks about what could happen behind closed doors. the longer you have people inside, you need to do it in have people inside, you need to do itina have people inside, you need to do it in a safe way, so it is safe this book can come back without the mass audience. but you have to wonder if it feels the same without the crowds. football wouldn't feel the same. i would like to watch the tennis, i would love to have wimbledon, just for one day, wimbledon, just for one day, wimbledon final. serena williams with her winning, that would be my ideal sporting event. it is not going to happen. not yet, but hopefully soon. dawn and kate, as a lwa ys hopefully soon. dawn and kate, as always it

translation: my message would be to the management of newcastle united and to the decision—makers.a mark in history. we should all make decisions consciously. we should consider ethical values, notjust financial or political ones. money cannot buy everything in the world, so the message that will be given to the people like crown prince is extremely important. moral values should prevail. six—time formula one world champion lewis hamilton says racing without fans will leave him with an empty feeling. the first 10 races of the planned f1 calendar have been called off — but the sport's bosses hope to start a shorter season in austria injuly. until then hamilton say‘s hes making most of the break, after having considered taking a year off in the past.. i don't think that, for an athlete that's in their prime, that is ever a good thing, to step away for a year and come back. you know, technology moves so fast and at such a rate, you need to stay on top of this car and what is the development. to take a sabbatical was just not on the cards. but we've been handed almost a part sabbatical

investments in tourism and leisure such as the proposed purchase of a english football club newcastle united mean while the oil price light is a reminder to a ram co of why it is desperately trying to move into renewable energies aramco stock price has also been in steady decline this year yet so far it has not fallen anywhere near as sharply as the overall price of oil saudi aramco reports 1st quarter results on tuesday analysts are not expecting a pretty picture. of the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on international supply chains getting those for medicines many of the components of common medications come from countries like china and then move on the secondary countries so what happens when production of the raw material stops to look. it's loud in here stuffy and smelly manufacturing antibiotics is a dirty process and back in march production that penname laboratories near delhi was going full blast churning out $150.00 tons a month the final product goes to 60 countries including some in europe where it's pressed into pill form but the precursor substances come from china and the c

and in sports find out why saudi arabia's proposed takeover of newcastle united football club might be in doubt. of course deciding if are a wonder genocide suspect will be handed over to u.n. custody if so former businessman for this will go on trial at an international court he's accused of helping finance the mass killings in 1904 and he was arrested in the french capital after 26 years on the run natasha butler is joining us now from paris so what has been going on in court today. were at the paris court of appeal where the chamber is deciding on the validity of . those international arrest warrant and he was indicted by a u.n. tribe you know in 1997 on several charges including genocide the court will also decide whether or not they will grant prosecutors their request and that is to transfer to u.n. custody now if that was to happen he could then be tried before an international tribunal most probably in tanzania in the mechanism in aruba now the court has a week to decide exactly what their decision will be they don't necessarily have to hand over anything today this is the begi

are little bit scattershot they're mostly in entertainment as saudi led group is trying to buy newcastle united football club in the english premier league for about $370000000.00 and the saudis are reportedly seeking a stake in warner music which bones and operates some of the world's biggest record labels and music publishers look i think every company that needs money is lining up in cop and calling saudi arabia and that wasn't the case a few months ago indeed the saudi regime was for a time an international business pariah following the murder of journalist joe moll khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul a killing investigations by the un and the cia concluded. it was most likely orchestrated by the crown prince but things have changed in a market where if you want to survive you have to go into business with the partners you don't want the plays a risky if the search for a covert 19 vaccine and treatments drag on for years cruise lines and entertainment companies could go belly up leaving shareholders like the saudis holding the bag even as the shopping spree continues saudis are

in support find out why saudi arabia has proposed takeover of newcastle united football club well it might be in doubt. the. proposal for a coronavirus recovery plan would mark a major economic policy shift for the block but it is likely to face resistance from some countries use executive arm is seeking member states approval to go directly to the financial markets and borrow $825000000000.00 for its recovery fund now the bulk of that money would then be distributed as groans to the worst hit countries and a smaller part would be made available as loans but austria denmark the netherlands and sweden there pose borrowing large amounts of money and prefer offering loans rather than grants to the countries in need of assistance or presenting a recovery plan in brussels the president of the european commission on the lens said that this crisis forces member states to make an important choice in front of us once again is that saying binary choice we either all go it alone leaving countries regions and people behind and accepting a union of haves and have this not have not all we want tha

and in sport find out why saudi arabia's proposed takeover of newcastle united football club might be in doubt. schools universities and sporting events are expected to resume in tanzania next week as it lifts coronavirus restrictions but all this isn't politicians accuse the government of covering up a crisis and the world health organization says there's been a lack of transparency in its handling of the outbreak welcome web reports. the beaches in dar es salaam and getting busy again. tanzania didn't have strict lockdown measures like some of its neighbors and now it's lifting them. president john mica food we encourage people to gather and pray in churches and mosques to fight the coronavirus crowds came out for the ied alpharetta celebration on sunday . still exists and we need to protect ourselves washing our hands with soap and wearing masks with oh i haven't worn a mask now but corona exists the government hasn't released much data for the last month and says the numbers of new cases are going down. the opposition says the government can't be trusted activists to shed videos l

newcastle united fans and an open letter to oppose a proposed assadi takeover of the english premier league club the called. it came as news emerged that an investment group funded by the gulf country was on the verge of a bind the club the more than $300000000.00 the takeover would reportedly gave the investment group link to saudi crown prince mohammed bin said i'm on an 80 percent stake in the side. well she said i know that many of you are tempted by his offer to get out of the dire situation that has crippled your club for so many is but the crown prince is accused of ordering jamal's murder they are making this move not to help you and not with the o. best interests and mine but slowly to serve themselves you as a loyal fans do have a big say in this i am sure you all to unite to protect your beloved club. and that's last fall for me and you back to pizza santa thank you very much last more news is always there for you on our website the address to 0 dot com i'm back on the other side of the break 30 minutes of bang up to date al-jazeera will we will see you very soon for the m

of the murdered saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, has urged the english premier league club, newcastle unitedonsider ethical values before accepting a bid from a saudi—backed consortium. now on bbc news, with coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality. here's coronavirus — what next. hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes, as coronavirus continues to upend billions of lives around the world. i'm annita mcveigh. on today's programme... how will our working lives change post coronavirus? simonjack visit one manufacturer to see how they are planning to return to work with strict social distancing measures in place. we will also hear from young people across the globe as they try to spread some corona kindness. first, brazil has now overtaken china in the number of confirmed cases and deaths from coronavirus. but experts warn that the true picture is far worse than the official total. in the country's amazon region, the fear is that the virus could devastate the indigenous pop

now the fiance of murdered a saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has newcastle united fans in an open letter to oppose a proposed saudi takeover of the english premier league club he called. can this came as news emerged that an investment group of funded by the gulf country was on the verge of buying the club the more than 300000000 takeover it would reportedly give the investment group a link to saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon an 80 percent stake in the english premier league side she said i know that many of you are tempted by his offer to get out of the dire situation that has crippled your club for so many is but the crown prince is accused of ordering jamal's murder they are making this move not to help you and not with your best interests in mind but soley to serve themselves you as the loyal fans do have a big say in this for you all to unite to protect your beloved club tottenham midfielder was robbed at knife point during a burglary on wednesday the 25 year old and his brother were reportedly hurt in the incident after 2 men broke into the players' home in north london and

only is it an investment it's potential soft power so for example the english football club newcastle united a team with 128 years of history could be in the hands of new owners very soon guess who the buyer is it's saudi arabia's public investment fund which could end up owning 80 percent of the premier league club now saudi arabia comes with a lot of baggage these days there is its human rights record the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi and its alleged theft of t.v. rights to the premier league in the middle east's they could all be rail what is a 375 $1000000.00 deal with newcastle amnesty international has accused the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman of using the glamour and the procedure of the premier league to cover up actions that are either deeply immoral or actually just in contravention of international law. we're going to head a couple of 100 miles south of new counsel to coventry to speak to simon chadwick his director of the center for the eurasian sport industry it's nice to have you with us simon i know there was opposition to this deal is that the kind of opposit

like direct coaching support for the staff orjust like in manchester, in the north—east were newcastle unitedlivering equipment and activities to those isolating at home and providing online lessons to follow. and for all those people who have had to attend school they have had special deliveries from their football clu bs had special deliveries from their football clubs and have been a reminder of what everyone is missing. that feeling of wanting to tell everyone about it come home time. everything that's in there i absolutely time. everything that's in there i a bsolutely love time. everything that's in there i absolutely love and when my mum picks me up she'll be absolutely amazed, just like me. great to see how much good workers being done during the pandemic. that's all the sport for now. this week, who's tracking your teams' computers? how taiwan is tackling covid with tech. and finding cuddly koalas with drones. hello, you. hope you're doing 0k. the weather's getting warmer here which means only one thing — any minute now you will hear my next—door neighbour's lawnmower whiz past and t

england's premier football league should consider ethical values before allowing the sale of newcastle unitedhairs the investment fund that would most likely finance the takeover. the prince is suspected by western intelligence agencies of involvement in the killing of mr khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. as much of the world continues to live under lockdown, in some places life is almost getting back to normal. the pandemic began in china, but — if officials there are to be believed — the virus is now under control. and that means some shops and businesses are re—opening, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. in the battle to burn calories and build muscles, mr lu has some catching up to do. for three months, his city was in lockdown and his gym was out of bounds. but not anymore. translation: during the outbreak i felt my whole body slowdown. but after coming back to the gym, i've been able to get my circulation going and get my circulation going and get my circulation going and get my muscles flexed again. this kind of feels fantastic. gyms across beijing have been allowed t

england's premier football league should consider ethical values before allowing the sale of newcastle united prince mohammed bin salman chairs the investment fund that would most likely finance the takeover. the prince is suspected by western intelligence agencies of involvement in the killing of mr khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. to switzerland now, where the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the poverty faced by many people in one of the world's richest countries. switzerland is famous for its private banks and luxury watchmakers but for weeks, hundreds of people have been turning to food banks for vital supplies. rich preston has this report. as in many parts of the world, the coronavirus pandemic has hit poorer people the hardest. even here in switzerland, per capita the ninth richest country in the world. in geneva, this ice rink has been converted to a food bank. volunteers sorting basic supplies for those in need. on saturday, people began lining up at 5am. by the time doors opened at 9am, the queue was over a kilometre long. last week, organisers said 2,000 p

of the murdered saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, has urged the english premier league club, newcastle unitedonsider ethical values before accepting a bid from a saudi—backed consortium. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers are brining us today. with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent, and katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times. let's take a look at today's front pages. thank today's front pages. you for being with us. let's just thank you for being with us. let's just show our viewers the front pages. the leaders of the four largest trade unions in the uk have written a letter published in tomorrow's observer — warning the prime minister that they won't recommend their members return to work until there has been a radical overhaul of workplace health and safety. in the sunday mirror, medical professionals warn that that there could be fatal flaws in the uk's track and trace app because there's too much emphasis on a cough and fever — missing other symptoms. the daily mail reports on what they call a ‘furious‘ row between the prime minist

such incident in 2 months saudi arabia's proposed takeover of the premier league football club newcastle united could be in doubt the guardian newspaper is reporting the world trade organization has ruled the kingdom is behind part of broadcaster b. out q. and is therefore in breach of international law b. out q. in the eagerly offers access to copyrighted sporting events including premier league games the w t o ruling now means saudi's offer may not pass the premier league's owners and directors test that's because the test can be failed if a crime is committed overseas that would also qualify as one in the u.k. we spoke to sports lawyer nick demarco. the only reason there it is test is. focused really the structure is focused on so far as the sorts of things that concerns convictions inc or for serious criminal offenses all offenses of dishonesty but it also includes a finding of a court that somebody has breached copyright and the whole piracy in some way if the c.e.o. report says what the newspapers suggest it seems to me this is at least an issue the premier league can now look at seriousl

and find out why proposed takeover of newcastle united football club might be in doubt. hello there will be more floods in china once more not so much in japan although it's all part of the same spring rain system it tends to gather in china become quite heavy and then move out to sea through taiwan we've got a dry spell moment in japan 27 degrees in tokyo was still in northern china in beijing or 35 but this is a area where you expect to see the heavy rain and it's the showing by the dark blue and even the orange we've you have towards shanghai during friday hong kong is on the sudden humid side so a few thunderstorms seemed likely for you quite a misty for the morning. of course is pretty monsoon heat in a good part of india now but the monsoon itself has reached the andaman sea and that's more or less if you're looking at the monsoon front and of course we've seen some pretty heavy rain recently in the 4 with big showers thunderstorms in bangladesh and all these to india they will continue and more persistent rain in kerala and to some degree tamil nadu but for most p

like al-jazeera washington saudi arabia's proposed takeover of the premier league football club newcastle united could be in doubt the guardian newspaper is reporting the world trade organization has ruled that the kingdom is behind the pirate broadcast to be cute and is therefore in breach of international law. legally offers access to copyrighted sporting events including premier league games who ruling now means the saudis offer may not pass the premier league director's test and that's because that the test can be failed if a crime is committed overseas that would also qualify as one in the u.k. . so this is out there these are the top stories and usa your state my pump says that china is abandoning commitments to preserve hong kong's autonomy he says that china has attempted to model hong kong after its own system and that the territory no longer warrants special economic treatment white house correspondent can we help get as much. these are very strong words that kind of double down on the statements that we got from the secretary of state with respect to what he sees going on in hong kong

are little bit scattershot they're mostly in entertainment as saudi led group is trying to buy newcastle united football club in the english premier league for about $370000000.00 and the saudis are reportedly seeking a stake in warner music which owns and operates some of the world's biggest record labels and music publishers look i think every company that needs money is lining up in cop and calling saudi arabia and that wasn't the case a few months ago indeed the saudi regime was for a time an international business parise following the murder of the journalist joe moll khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul a killing investigations by the un and the cia concluded. it was most likely orchestrated by the crown prince but things have changed in a market where if you want to survive you might have to go into business with some partners you don't want the plays a risky if the search for a covert 19 vaccine and treatments drag on for years cruise lines and entertainment companies could go belly up leaving shareholders like the saudis holding the bag even as the shopping spree continues

just like in manchester in the north—east where newcastle united had been delivering equipment and activitiesns to follow. and where possible, players themselves have been offering messages of support. for those pupils who still to attend school, special deliveries from their clubs, it has been a reminder of what everyone has been missing. that feeling of wanting to tell everyone about it. everything is in i absolutely love, and when my mum picked me up, she will be absolutely amazed just like me! that's all the sport for now. cities across the united states have been rocked by yet another night of violence, as anger over the killing by minneapolis police of george floyd remains unchecked. protests spread across the country from new york to los angeles. in minneapolis, crowds defied a night—time curfew and buildings were set alight. the city's mayor, jacob frey urged demonstrators there to return to their homes. tim walz, the governor of minnesota, in an early morning news conference, revealed the scale of the protests in the city of minneapolis saying he takes full responsibility for underes

fiancee of the murdered saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has urged the english premier league club newcastle unitedo consider ethical values before accepting a bid from a saudi—backed consortium. now on bbc news, foreign correspondents look at events in the uk through outsiders‘ eyes, and at how the issues of the week are being tackled around the world, in dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this weekend, europe marked the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii on european soil. this week lockdown, grieving, paralysis, not part of the original plans for celebration. a lot of fighting talk has been deployed in relation to covid—19 and a lot of talk about solidarity, too but are there real lessons on fighting or solidarity that the second world war generation can teach us now? my guests on socially distant screens are guardian columnist nesri malik. and a journalist from the new york times. welcome to both of you. and in the studio, jo coburn, presenter of politics live. would you start us off, nesrine, the uk this past week has reached the grim distinction

guardian newspaper says a planned $300000000.00 saudi funded takeover of english football club newcastle united appears to be in serious doubts it comes after the world trade organization ruled that saudi arabia is behind a pirate t.v. service that offers illegal access to sporting events including the premier league which newcastle plays in it could mean the concerts him aiming to take over the club fails the league's test of who can buy into a club. time for a check on the headlines on al jazeera there is growing resistance to lockdowns across latin america where the w.h.o. says the pandemic is still accelerating protesters in chile in ecuador say poor people are receiving little government supports many venezuelan migrants stranded in neighboring countries or are desperate to return they say they're struggling to survive as corona virus infections rise rapidly in their host countries. and the death toll for the pandemic in the u.s. now stands at more than 98000 with over 1600000 confirmed cases. as fears grow that the corona virus is spreading almost unchecked in war torn yemen the un is war

that will be the format between leicester city and chelsea, newcastle united and manchester city. the 18th and 19th of july, with the final on the 1st of august. now, that is one week after the premier league is due to finish and will be 99 fixtures inside six weeks and it will bring that to an end. at the moment, venues have not been confirmed, but we have been getting some detail this morning from the police around the venues for the premier league. we know of course subject to government approval that the premier league is coming back on the 17th ofjune. we have got a bit more information about the neutral ground that some of the matches, about six of them, wa nt to of the matches, about six of them, want to see played at neutral grounds and it affects liverpool in quite a big way. mark roberts is a national lead for policing for football. he has singled out six matches that include manchester city versus liverpool, the merseyside derby, and any match in which liverpool could end their 30 year wait for a title. he said this morning in a statement that with the premier league, t

needed the government is trying to finance a $372000000.00 takeover of the english football club newcastle united like many countries the coronavirus has betted saudi arabia's economy. this is the grand mosque in mecca during the muslim fasting month of ramadan there are usually $1500000.00 visitors now just a few dozen and then are back at him with many employees and a large dart from workers technicians and also translators they're all idle because there's no work. the vision 2030 plan had called for slowly moving away from depending on oil and diversifying the economy by this year the kingdom was supposed to improve living standards and increase tourism instead 2020 will likely be remembered for its economic hardship brian al-jazeera. still had an al-jazeera we're going to have more on why there's confusion over whether the u.s. vice president my friends is self isolating. latin america find creative ways to celebrate mother's day. how low the dusty shamali is blowing again out of iraq dying through kuwait and the eastern side of that dissolving line is the reason for it is that goes sides the

needed the government is trying to finance a $372000000.00 takeover of the english football club newcastle united like many countries the coronavirus has betted saudi arabia's economy. this is the grand mosque in mecca during the muslim fasting month of ramadan there are usually $1500000.00 visitors now just a few dozen and then. we have many employees and a large from workers technicians and also translators they're all idle because there's no work. the vision 2030 plan had called for slowly moving away from depending on oil and diversifying the economy by this year the kingdom was supposed to improve living standards and increase tourism instead 2020 will likely be remembered for its economic hardship brian al jazeera. an accidental missile strike by the iranian navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors it happened in the just region in the gulf of oman what iranian naval exercises were taking place. and says the incident will damage iran's image. for the government is slowly been confirming a lot of details that have been leaking out since very early this morning late last night early

needed the government is trying to finance a $372000000.00 takeover of the english football club newcastle united like many countries the coronavirus has batted saudi arabia's economy. this is the grand mosque in mecca during the muslim fasting month of ramadan there are usually $1500000.00 visitors now just a few dozen and then are back at him many employees and a large from workers technicians and also translators they're all idle because there's no work. the vision 2030 plan had called for slowly moving away from depending on oil and diversifying the economy by this year the kingdom was supposed to improve living standards and increase tourism instead 2020 will likely be remembered for its economic hardship brian al jazeera. prime minister told us the body has for as being is facing being voted out of office after his coalition government collapsed is not officially a caretaker prime minister and some of those of the confidence takes place about has been under pressure to resign after being accused of being involved in the murder of his ex-wife songwriter miller reports from johannesburg. just

guardian newspaper says a planned $300000000.00 saudi funded takeover of english football club newcastle united appears to be in serious doubt it comes after the world trade organization ruled that saudi arabia is behind a pirate t.v. service that offer as illegal access to sporting events including the primarily egg which newcastle plays and so it could mean the consortium aiming to take over the club fails the league's test of who can buy into a club. costa rica has become the latest country to legalize same sex marriage on the 1st in central america the ban was lifted at midnight and follows an august 28th ruling by the constitutional court that made a ban on same sex marriage unconstitutional and gave parliament 18 months to make it legal allowing gay marriage was a campaign promise by president carlos alvarado it took office in may 28th. and the harry potter author j.k. rowling is doing her bit to ease the boredom for children stuck at home under lockdown so she's publishing a new story called that it in more than a month's worth of daily installments she says the book which she wrote a de

newcastle united manager steve bruce said his players will abide by the rules.ng grounds but not going into the training grounds, they will not be in the canteen, they will not be in the physio, they will not be in the physio, they will not be in the physio, they will be all in their gear and dressed to basically get out of the car, go three spaces away and walk onto the training pitch itself. so everything is in place for the safety aspect of it, of course. i have got no issues and that is why i can support what we are doing, we are as safe as what we possibly can. the england men's cricket squad return to training this week. their three match test series against the west indies could be rescheduled to take place injuly, but windies captain jason holder says his players' wellbeing is paramount. i think each player has to be co mforta ble i think each player has to be comfortable in making the step. certainly, from my perspective, i wouldn't be forcing anybody to go anywhere, and it has been made clear that if we are to hop on a plane and go over to england, it

needed the government is trying to finance a $372000000.00 takeover of the english football club newcastle unitedlike many countries the coronavirus has betted saudi arabia's economy. this is the grand mosque in mecca during the muslim fasting month of ramadan there are usually $1500000.00 visitors now just a few dozen. many employees and a large staff from workers technicians and also translators they're all idle because there's no work. the vision 2030 plan had called for slowly moving away from depending on oil and diversifying the economy by this year the kingdom was supposed to improve living standards and increase terrorism instead 2020 will likely be remembered for its economic hardship brian al-jazeera. a group of fishermen have returned to indonesia after more than a year of work during which they say they were exploited in their time on board chinese fishing vessels 4 of their fellow workers died the indonesian on chinese government are launching a joint investigation but has been received with skepticism as just go also reports from jakarta after 13 months working on the high seas thes

needed the government is trying to finance a $372000000.00 takeover of the english football club newcastle united like many countries the coronavirus has batted saudi arabia's economy. this is the grand mosque in mecca during the muslim fasting month of ramadan there are usually $1500000.00 visitors now just a few dozen and then. we have many employees and a large from workers technicians and also translators they're all idle because there's no work. the vision 2030 plan had called for slowly moving away from depending on oil and diversifying the economy by this year the kingdom was supposed to improve living standards and increase tourism instead 2020 will likely be remembered for its economic hardship brian al-jazeera. sorry hand is the editor in chief of the international interest it's a current affairs analysis magazine with a particular focus on the middle east and he's joining us now from london thanks very much indeed from you for your time sir what kind do you think of impact is this going to have on saudi arabia given the fact that saudi for so long has been used to having vast cash rese

claims the state owned k s a sports is illegally broadcasting highlights of all matches involving newcastle uniteda saudi backed consortium is aiming to buy new castle in a $400000000.00 deal liverpool manager you're going to cop says he still hopeful is team will be given the chance to secure the title at their home stadium u.k. police have requested that some high profile games are played at a neutral venue when the league resumes on june 17th that fans will be allowed to attend games but police fear supporters will gather outside stadiums liverpool are $25.00 points clear at the top the table and in spite of the 1st title win in 3 decades we want to become germans on the pitch that looks like that we can do that wherever it will be we don't know behold it will be then we don't know and that's not important most of the people on this planet have never the chance to live to become the premier league be for i said looks like that we have a chance so we take it and then there will be a moment in our lives when we have time and opportunity and it's allowed again to celebrate together then be able to

but that's now likely to be pushed back the club's juice of ice on or a sense apply next week newcastle united manager steve perry says the big challenge will come when players step up soon full contact trying to rule with dr who. it was that rule was. just like this you know it's going to turn around to. be able to prove. we do everything we possibly. issue is that called training probably pretty normally not. this but if you are sort of the late eighty's. or so the president was punished teams are a bit further ahead in the process but i've been told that less than $200.00 people will be inside at stadiums when that soccer league does return players and officials will be tested the day before games but also have their temperatures taken on the way into stadiums in sight matches were stopped behind closed doors on june the 12th same's have just started taking part in it and last group sessions of the 10 players and now able to trying together. and be a superstar le bron james says he's definitely not giving up on earth sense or action the l.a. lakers playa says it's his wish for the season to