behind the violence at least $99.00 dead after the 12 pound rampage in rural communities and frost nova scotia. does it take a virus to end israel's political paralysis after 3 elections in less than a year israel is about to get a unity government. i mean if our son welcome we begin was in germany back in business but still at risk on monday stores and shops in germany reopened after what has been a 5 week coronavirus and used. it as a 1st step in what will be a gradual return to a canonic normality and it comes in a world still dominated by the new normal coronavirus the german chancellor calls for discipline in the fight against the pandemic. it's shopping but it's not as we knew it at this store in cologne customers are required to keep a safe distance from one another but will that happen when more people head out. child in america than once the easing of germany's strict lockdown just days ago but now she says she's worried people may think the pandemic is no longer a problem. with india so we must proceed slowly step by step and with caution it would be a real shame if we were to

well it's already happening across canada i just saw a video from nova scotia. people there are honoring the r.c.m.p. . r.c.m.p. officer was tragically killed so they're waving flags flags are at half mast people are posting a lot of obviously on social media but that is going to be very very very difficult at the moment to be able to gather and to more aid in fact it won't be possible and i my heart goes out to the relatives and the friends of the victims because i think their ability to to be able to mourn their loss their loved ones will will be difficult michael will sit here thank you so much my pleasure and now here's a look at other stories making headlines around the world germany's education minister has told news that the government plans to give interest free loans to students in meet the loan program would be extended to international students who are not from the european union. brazilian president. telling crowds at a public rally in brasilia sunday and criticized coronavirus knocked down measures imposed by state governments brazil has the highest

sirens wail the attack in nova scotia lasted for 12 hours. an incident involving firearms in the rural town of portapique. police posted the gunman‘s locations online and said he may be wearing a royal canadian mounted police uniform despite not being employed by the service. residents were advised to lock themselves indoors. the canadian prime minister began his regular briefing on coronavirus by focusing on the shooting. before we get started, i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia. i know we've all been watching this on the news. my hearts go out to everyone affected in what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notified people of the car's registration plate. police later informed people of the 12—hour rampage ended in a car chase on sunday and that the attacker the gunman shot people across several locati

i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia.affected in what is a terrible situation. i wa nt to what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspects was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notify people of the car's registration plate was the police later informed people of the 12 hour rampage ended in a car chase on sunday and that the attacker is also dead. the gunmen shot people across several locations in nova scotia meaning police are still trying to establish the final death toll. matt graveling, bbc news. some of the biggest names in music have joined forces in a globally televised concert to celebrate healthcare workers. lady gaga, sir paul mccartney and billie eilish were among those who performed from their homes while the rolling stones managed to play from four separate locations. our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, was watching. # well, i saw her today

one other main headline — a guman in a rural community in nova scotia in canada kills at least 13 peoplello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments, both here and globally. president trump says he and the democrats are closer to agreeing at least $300 billion in a stimulus deal to help small businesses in the us hit hard by the pandemic. mr trump also said he would use the defense production act to compel one us facility to produce at least 20 million test swabs per month. new york's governor, andrew cuomo, says he'll launch an aggressive antibody testing campaign next week to see how many people have had the virus. he also said the coronavirus outbreak there is on the descent. 40,000 people have now died of the virus in the us, and in the uk, a delivery of vital protective equipment for healthcare workers, which was delayed, is now due to arrrive in the next 2a hours. the government said it was working to ensure the shipment from turkey, which includes 400,000 gowns, would reach frontline staff in the coming days. w

before we get started, i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia. to everyone affected in what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notified people of the car's registration. and then, just before midday on sunday, police informed people that following a car chase, gabriel wortman was dead. they added, as his victims were killed across nova scotia, authorities were still trying to establish the final death toll. matt graveling, bbc news, britain is to join other countries in looking into weather the blood of coronavirus survivors can be used to treat people who are ill in hospital with the disease. nhs blood and transplant has started asking some people who've recovered from the infection, to donate their blood for a trial. science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. it's a race to save lives. and in the hunt for new treatments, blood may hold the

>>> a deadly shooting spree in nova scotia, canada. ten people are dead including a member of the royal canadian mounted police. but investigators say there might be even more victims. >>> and experts say the key to getting america back up and running is more coronavirus testing. a lot more. today president vowed to get more equipment into the hands of those who do the testing. >>> good evening. i'm julie haener working from home tonight. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight with dev staling news out of condaw. at least ten people were killed in a shoot out in nova scotia. among the deadly a police officer and a gunman. they're also warning that there might be more victims that haven't been discovered yet. authorities say the shooting begin last night. authorities say they found the gunman 12 hours later at a gas station about 20-milles north of halifax and that's where the gun monopoly got 92 a shoot out with police. >> this morning we actively search for if suspect throughout nova scotia. the search for the suspect ended thi

in eliza mentioned there's a whole bunch of confirmed deaths in the province of nova scotia that's on the east coast of canada after a lone gunman went on a rampage starting later in the day on saturday and lasting into sunday morning now we do have video of the gun minute hearing is this is a 2014 interview of him he's 51 year old gabriel workman dentures so somebody who makes dentures in the he's from the city we're just outside the city of halifax which is the biggest city in nova scotia as you mentioned he was disguised as a royal canadian mounted police officer he himself had 2 cars that were out of commission from the police that he really did and he used one of these vehicles so for civilians that were caught in the in this whole fiasco they did not know that this man was not a police officer he was very convincing in uniform and with a police car now he did change to another vehicle at one point but for much of the time he was in this police vehicle and now the what happened here is it's basically 60 miles between halifax and a place called port of peak puerto peak is a small

at least 16 people are killed in a mass shooting in canada's nova scotia police say the suspect is also dead. and thousands of people defied lockdown orders in bangladesh to attend the funeral of a popular islamic preacher. donald trump is being accused of making dangerous statements as the death toll from corona virus tops 40000 in the united states many democratic and republican state governors insist they're not ready to lift restrictions but trump says he's optimistic about a testing will help get people back to work and the galaxy reports from miami. as the u.s. accounts for a 3rd of the world's confirmed coronavirus cases and president don't trump held up swabs claiming no nation has tested more people he says more than 4000000 people have already been screened and that's now expanding to millions more is it. to say remind yourself that remind you of this. once a swab once a q-tip it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually but it's a little bit like so this is the straw. and. the water a lot of them they have a lot of them some of them some of the states they were s

canadians are to hold a virtual vigilfor the at least 18 people killed by a gunman in nova scotia on saturday. and why harry and meghan are taking on the tabloids vowing not to cooperate with the biggest titles. president trump has announced that the governor of new york will visit the white house on tuesday to discuss the nation's response to the pandemic. the price of us oil has turned negative, with demand all but drying up, as lockdowns across the world keep people inside. for the first time, italy has recorded a one—day fall in the number of people currently infected. the latest figures for the uk show there were 419 deaths reported in the last 24—hour period, reflecting a steady fall over the past few days. the official number of deaths in the uk linked to coronavirus is 16,509. but that number does not include deaths in care homes or in the community, in england and northern ireland. the uk govenment remains under sustained pressure about the lack of personal protective equipment, or ppe as it's known, available to medical and care staff. more on all that in a moment but first

canadians are to hold a virtual vigil for the at least 18 people killed by a gunman in nova scotia on saturday. but first, some breaking news this hour: president trump has said on twitter that he is to sign an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration into the united states. he said the decision was taken in light of the attack from what he called the "invisible enemy" — a term he has used to describe the coronavirus, and in order to protect the jobs of american citizens. let's get more from our our north america correspondent peter bowes. this sounds like a policy announcement and it may be a policy announcement, but there are critics of the president, of course, who will see it more as an attempt to distract from the current headlines? and they might say that it falls into the president's political agenda, in terms of his stance on immigration. but this is a very different world that we are living in, but the campaign of president trump was existing injusta of president trump was existing injust a few of president trump was existing in just a few months ago. now, talking a

canadians are to hold a virtual vigil for the at least 18 people killed by a gunman on saturday in nova scotia. why harry and meghan are taking on the tabloids vowing not to co—operate with the biggest titles. hello to you. president trump says the governor of new york will come to the white house to talk about the coronavirus pandemic. lockdowns around the world key people inside. for the first time in italy, a one—day file in infections reported. and us oil prices turned negative for the first time in history. the official number of deaths in the uk linked to coronavirus is 16,509 — but that number does not include deaths in care homes or in the community in england and northern ireland. the uk government remains under sustained pressure about the lack of personal protective equipment — or ppe as it's known — available to medical and care staff. more on that soon, but first, here's president trump speaking a short while ago. i wanted to draw your attention to governor cuomo‘s remarks during his press conference today. he said the president is right, the state's testing is up right, th

at least 13 people killed in a mass shooting in kind of his nova scotia police say the suspect is dead. fears of another spike in infections in eastern democratic republic of congo after a patient escaped from a clinic. so the number of people killed by coronavirus across the united states has gone past 40000 new york state accounts for nearly half of the fatalities but there are signs the outbreak is slowing down there is new york reported another drop in daily death 507 died on saturday that's down by 33 from the previous day the governor andrew cuomo says this means the shutdown is working the warns it's only hard time in the fight against the virus. no time to get cocky and it's no time to get our right we still have a lot long way to go and a lot of work to do and this virus has been it ahead of us every step of the way we have been playing catch up from day one in this situation but more than 750000 people across the united states have been infected but pressure is mounting on state governments to ease lock down rules hundreds of conservative americans they've joined rallies in m

dead shot by heavily armed officers after a 14 hour spree of gun attacks and arson across central nova scotia among those known to be victims of the gunman a 23 year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police the r.c.m.p. others killed were a teacher 2 nurses and a family of 3 including in 1000 year old woman but the lead investigator said he feared there were other victims not yet found we've been unable to fully examine the crime scenes because for instance we have had. 5 structure fires. most of those being residences and we believe there may be that term still within the remains of those. which. in all the chief superintendent said police were working at 16 crime scenes along more than 100 kilometers of road he said some of those killed were known to the gunman others appeared to be targeted at random so far there's no indication of motive police have not yet found a note explaining the gunman's actions it's hard to imagine a more complex challenge for police with so many crime scenes and witnesses including survivors to interview many days and weeks of investigations lie ahead c

the gunman disguise himself as a police officer before wreaking havoc on rural communities across nova scotia am a shooting residents and setting houses ablaze -- nova scotia, shooting residents and setting houses ablaze in an attack that lasted hours. >> the rampage ended in this gas station, where the gun man killed. he shot at least 18 people dead. the hunt for the shooter spent 100 kilometers from the canadian province -- in the canadian province of nova scotia. several people, including a police officer, were slain in various locations. >> countless families are in mourning today. each person who lost their family and friends, and they, too, will need their support. the impact of this incident will extend from one end of ththe province to another. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau paid tributete to ththe slain officer and the victims. he also provided emergency services. >> no one m man's action can bud a wall between us and a better day no matter how evil, how thoughtless, or how destructive. >> the motive is still unknown. investigators suspect the gunman planned the sho

a series of attacks in the small coastal town of port to peak in nova scotia this report. say this was the most horrifying crime scene in this quiet part of canada just before midnight saturday a gunman was reported in puerto pick a remote seaside village where the suspect 51 year old gabriel borkman owned property for the next 12 hours along nearly 100 kilometers of highway police fielded dozens of emergency calls about house fires gunshots and other incidents heavily armed officers pursued the suspect who at one point was dressed as a policeman and driving and apparently homemade police car just before noon sunday i witness is said they saw the suspect lying on the ground surrounded by police at a petrol station near nova scotia's international airport visibly shocked senior officers said one of their own a 23 year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police was among the victims countless families are in mourning today each person who lost their family and friends and they too will need their support the impact of this incident will extend to one end of the province to

we we've just been watching lauren a press conference by the police in nova scotia the world canadian mounted police the 1st thing they told us was that they lost one of their own or a woman a 23 year veteran of the force some mother of 2 was killed during the rampage no details on that and also another police officer was injured the police are being very very reluctant to give much information about the casualties the injuries the death toll in part because they expect they may find more victims this was an incident that took place over 100 kilometers or more of highway it began late on saturday night in a particular location and then went right across the province towards the capital city halifax there appear to be casualties all along the way not much detail really on whether the person was shooting his victims there were firearms used police said but at some point or cars were found burning on the side of the road again a lot of information still to come on this the police as they made this announcement looked absolutely devastated justin trudeau spoke about it the prime minister

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how shocking is this to the people of nova scotia?porter: not only is it shocking for that community, it is, of course, shocking for all of canada. obviously, we're not used to these kinds of shootings here. it would be one of the most horrific, unfortunately, crime sprees and murder sprees in canada in several years. but this community, wolf, i started my reporting career there, so quiet, very rural. neighbors know each other, and in fact, even the suspected gunman here, gabriel wortman, people knew him and say he was a nice guy, a guy with a denture business throughout the community. it is beautiful. it is stunning. as i said, people are here, wolf -- it's a cliche to say, but there are still people there who really have their doors open, and especially during this lockdown. a lot of people in the rural community trying to reach out to each other and reach out to the elderly, because as you know, wolf, it's a period of high anxiety for everyone. so to be told in the middle of the night, really, lock your doors. if you see this suspe

. >> at least 16 people were killed in nova scotia canada. among the dead of veteran police officer who is also the mother of two. >> as you can appreciate, this is an extremely difficult day for everyone who was affected by these tragedies. >> authority say this is the deadliest maooin canada's history. that evening everyone on frank sommerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the gunman is also dead. investigators say he dressed up like a police officer and made his car look like a police cruiser. the shooting spree took place across the canadian province of nova scotia. the shooter may have been targeting his first victims but then began attacking at random.>> reporter: the gunman has been identified as a 51- year-old man who disguised himself as a police officer and a fake uniform with a fake royal canadian cruiser. later he switched vehicles to a silver chevrolet suv. so far there is no known motive. >> we are in the early stages of a crudely detailed and complex investigation that has forever changed countless lives. it has left multiple vict

before we get started, i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia.ed in what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notified people of the car's registration. and then, just before midday on sunday, police informed people that following a car chase, gabriel wortman was dead. they added, as his victims were killed across nova scotia, authorities were still trying to establish the final death toll. matt graveling, bbc news. across europe, supermarkets have had to make contingency plans to continue importing food produce in light of the extra demand during the coronavirus confinement. a large part of europe's fresh fruits and vegetables is produced in spain, but there are questions over how some spanish companies are treating their migrant workforce. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee reports from almeria. this is what the spanish call the sea of plastic. t

authorities said the gunman's killing spree began last night in a small town in nova scotia and ended 12 hours later near a gas station where the suspect was killed. investigators say he dressed like a police officer and drove what look like a >> it's just something that i never expect to happen here. >> reporter: a deadly mass shooting in canada, authorities say a 51-year-old man stormed across nova scotia and overnight rampage, leaving victim scattered across multiple communities. >> this was a very quickly evolving situation and a chaotic scene. >> it started in a small town late saturday night. officers arrived at one home and found several bodies inside and outside with no suspect insight. police darted telling people to stay in their basements and lock their doors and launched a massive manhunt. along the way authorities discovered multiple homes were set on fire. the search ended 12 hours later with a car chase and the suspect's arrest at a gas station just outside of halifax. police later announced that the gunman died there but did not say how. >> i can confirm he is deceased

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seen the gunman disguised himself as a police officer before wreaking havoc on communities across nova scotia shooting residents and setting houses ablaze in an attack that wes did hours. the shooting rampage ended at this gas station where the suspect was killed that police chased the gunman for 12 hours during that time he shot at least 18 people dead the hunt for the shooter spend 100 kilometers from rural puerto peak and the canadian province of nova scotia authorities warned residents to stay indoors several people including a police officer were slain at various locations. countless families are in mourning today each person who lost their family and friend. and they too will need their support. the impact of this incident will extend from one end of the province to the other canadian prime minister justin trudeau paid tribute to the slain officer and the other shooting victims he also praised those providing emergency service no one man's action can build a wall between us and a better day no matter how evil. or how destructive the gunman's motive is still unknown investigators

other news: police in canada say a man has shot dead at least 13 —— 10 people in a rural community in nova reports say one police officer was killed and that the 51—year—old suspect is also dead after going on the run for hours. the prime minister has paid tribute to the response to the attack. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. with nations across the world struggling to contain the coronavirus pandemic, there has never been a greater need for an internationally co—ordinated response, and that is where the un agency the world health organization should come in. but right now, the who is itself at the centre of a political storm. president donald trump has withdrawn american funding, accusing the who of being china centric. my guest today is the who special envoy for covid—19, doctor david nabarro. is his agency failing its biggest test? david nabarro in geneva, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. let us hardtalk. thank you very much. let us start with an overview, as a vetera n us start with an overview, as a veteran of fighting diseas

-let's feed the love. ♪ >>> back now with the breaking news overnight from nova scotia.olice now say at least 16 people have been killed in the worst shooting rampage in canada's history. the victims were shot at several locations starting in a rural town and ending near the halifax airport after a manhunt and a chase. a police constable is among the victims. police say the 51-year-old shooter also died. they have not revealed a possible motive for the attack. >>> back in this country, congress is working on a new relief plan for small businesses but companiesignd smallrus. are being forced to make changes. at least one famous department . some supermarkets are banning customers from walking into the store. abc's andrea fujii has more on these changing times. >> i'm worried about my people. >> reporter: america's businesses are taking a big hit. many about to close for good. >> the money's out and i've got to shutter my business. >> reporter: the government's rescue loan fund, the paycheck protection program, maxed out days ago, but help could be coming. the trump admini

in other news: police in canada say a man has shot dead at least 13 people in a rural community in novacotia. reports say one police officer was killed, and that the 51—year—old suspect is also dead, after going on the run for hours. now on bbc news, click. this week, using tech to stay in touch, to volunteer your time, and to take in some art. hey, welcome back. here we are again. and thank you so much for all the kind comments about last week's programme. they meant a lot to us, mainly they were comments about the cushions and the painting, but i will take it. look who else is back, it's lara — hello mate, how are you, what have you been up to? hello, i have been very busy mastering the art of the zoom dinner party. have you tried it? no i haven't, that sounds very middle—class, i have been down the pub virtually with some friends, but i haven't done a dinner party yet. is this something you dress up for? of course, what else is there to get dressed up for at the moment? and the thing is, i have worked out how to do it so it is not awkward. your guests arrive, you have a nice chat bef

, king canada's prime minister on the deadliest shooting in canadian history, as the death toll in novatia rises to at least 18. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. just like covered california teammateshelps you finder find a way to win, health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you can get financial assistance to help pay for health coverage. plus, this year, the state is providing more help than ever before. and because a new law requires californians to have health coverage or pay a penalty, covered california has made it easier to get financial help, but time's limited. visit coveredca.com or call to enroll today. >>> authorities now say at least 18 people were killed over the weekend in the deadliest mass shooting in canadia

it happened in the province of nova scotia. bodies were found in homes of rural towns and some were even set on fire. authorities say that the gunman is a local dentist. officers say they shot and killed him at a gas station. a trucker and wife were there as officers converged. >> oh, my god, lock the doors. he's here. i peek out and saw four or five uniformed with guns. >> today is a devastating day for nova scotia and will remain etched in the minds of many for years to come. >> you heard from the commanding officer there. she says the officer killed, heidi stevenson, was a 23-year veteran. investigators are still trying to figure out why that gunman snapped. and san bernardino county is reporting the first death of an inmate due to complications from coronavirus. authorities say that more than 650 inmates there have been tested. at least 100 have tested positive. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and new this morning with traffic down about 50%, so are crashes and accidents. prior to the shelter at home order the

from one side of the country to the other so people are devastated i think it's fair to say yes in nova scotia the eastern province where this took place these are tight knit communities indeed the province as a whole is fairly tight knit people do tend to know each other and all morning long we've been hearing details of people who knew the victims and and were just completely in shock the prime minister speaks of course. every day in this country to try and comfort people and announce new initiatives to help people coping with covert 900 salacious testing and personal protective equipment and so on this this crime is completely unprecedented here it's still not clear exactly what happened but it seems a single shooter started off in one community where he had some vacation property set some fires shot people as they came out to see the fires and then dressed as a police officer and driving a fake police car drove almost 100 kilometers along roads in a busy highway stopping every now and then so the police are saying that's why they're not really giving details on the final number of c

has risen to 18 the shooter was disguised as a police officer as he opened fire in the province of nova scotia on sunday bodies were found around the town of or to peak prime minister justin trudeau paid tribute to the victim saying the attacks and shaken the country. this happened in small towns quarter peak truro milford and infield are places where people have deep roots places where people know their neighbors and look out for one another there everyone knows of mountie because they're everything from police officers to social workers to team counselors now these communities are in mourning and canada is in mourning with an interim told daniel lack says they so still trying to piece together what happened. these are tight knit communities indeed the province as a whole is fairly tight knit people do tend to know each other and all morning long we've been hearing details of people who knew the victims and and were just completely in shock this crime is completely unprecedented here it's still not clear exactly what happened but it seems a single shooter started off in one community w

in other news: police in canada say a man has shot dead 17 people, in a rural community in nova scotiareports say one police officer was killed, and that the 51—year—old suspect is also dead, after going on the run for hours. now on bbc news, the latest information and health advice on coronavirus, including what the symptoms are, and how to self—isolate. presented by victoria derbyshire. hello, and welcome to the special programme. i'm victoria derbyshire. for the next half an hour, we will bring you further information and advice about the coronavirus pandemic. coming up, you might have seen the video from 2015 which has microsoft founder bill gates talking about the possible impact a global pandemic could have on the planet. we will hear his thoughts now about this covid—19 outbreak. and a reminder that you can always keep up—to—date with the latest on the pandemic in your country and around the world on our website. but first, charities in the uk are warning that almost a quarter of the youth clubs that have been closed in the lockdown may not reopen after the restrictions are lift

victims include a pregnant nurse and a 17 year old girl the gunmen had driven across the province of nova scotia shooting people in various communities it went on for nearly 12 hours before being shot by police. hundreds of yemeni soldiers in saudi arabia have laid down their weapons and are demanding to go home they're protested for a 2nd day about not being paid for 6 months and not having a day off for more than 2 years yemeni soldiers help protect the kingdom southern border from hootie attacks the border guards are part of the saudi led coalition which has waged war in yemen for the past 5 years. a service has been held in sri lanka to remember those killed in a series of attacks on easter sunday last year the local muslim community has since faced a backlash after it's all islamic group claimed responsibility and often and it's reports from colombo where she met with a father who lost his children some on city man and his wife struggling to win the 1st anniversary of the easter bunny the 19 year old son and 22 year old daughter were in demand these church praying for good results at

police say a 51 year old male suspect is dead after a series of attacks in towns in the province of nova scotia is the worst single mass shooting in canadian history has done you lack. the most horrifying crime scene in this quiet part of canada just before midnight saturday a gunman was reported in portland pick a remote seaside village where the suspect 51 year old gabriel borkman owned property for the next 12 hours along nearly 100 kilometers of highway police fielded dozens of emergency calls about house fires gunshots and other incidents heavily armed officers pursued the suspect who at one point was dressed as a policeman and driving and apparently homemade police car just before noon sunday i witness is said they saw the suspect lying on the ground surrounded by police at a petrol station near nova scotia's international airport visibly shocked senior officers said one of their own a 23 year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police was among the victims countless families are in mourning today each person who lost their family and friends and they too will need their support

before we get started, i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia.s. my hearts go out to everyone affected in what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notified people of the car's registration. and then, just before midday on sunday, police informed people that following a car chase, gabriel wortman was dead. they added, as his victims were killed across nova scotia, authorities were still trying to establish the final death toll. matt graveling, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex have told four of britain's most popular newspapers that they're ending all cooperation with them. the couple have sent a letter to the sun, the mail, the mirror and the express saying they will no longer engage with them because of what they feel has been unfair and inaccurate treatment. here's our media correspondent, david sillito. it is no secret that duke and duch

at least 16 dead after the rampage that started in a small town in nova scotia.adian mounted police officer. the gunman is also dead. at one point the suspect was wearing what appeared to be a police uniform and driving a police cruiser. the shootings occurred at several places. some homes were set on fire. officials fear there may be more victims. the rampage ended hours later about 55 miles away after a chase on a busy highway. >> she goes, oh my god, lock the doors. he's here. and i peek out the window. and i saw the vehicles, and four or five uniforms with guns. >> it's just something i never, ever expect to happen here this close to home. it's -- it's scary. very scary situation. >> the suspect had a business that made dentures. his motive is unknown at this hour. some of the killings appear to be random. the dead officer was a 23-year veteran of the force. >>> there is more economic fallout from the coronavirus. neiman marcus reportedly may file for bankruptcy as soon as this week. if that happens it would be the first major department store operator to see

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