now pedro sanchez has announced that la liga can resume from june the 8th. their own earlier and all players were tested for coronavirus, five positive tests came back across the top two divisions. la liga teams have 11 games left this season. novak djokovic says he's proud to be done might bring together some of tennis's best players to take part ina tennis's best players to take part in a series of matches next month. djokovic will be taking part in the tour across the balkans from june the 14th to july the 5th. tour across the balkans from june the 14th tojuly the 5th. he will be joined by the likes of bulgarian grigor dimitrov to support humanitarian projects across the regions. silverstone says he's form s__ regions. silverstone says he's form s —— the boss of silverstone says he's confident games will go on in july, despite the government's new quarantine rules. stuart pringle says he's hopeful some sporting events will be of exempt. it's been ha rd events will be of exempt. it's been hard for their supply chain but he believes they will recover. we ar

chilton spain is beginning to ease one of the world's toughest lock downs with prime minister pedro sanchez announcing that his country will open its borders to foreign tourists from july while some spaniards are pleased at the lifting of the lockdown others have taken to the streets to express their disapproval of the government's handling of the pandemic. this many people enjoying a saturday morning in spain's capital madrid would have been unthinkable a few weeks ago. joggers and walkers filled the streets as one of the country's hit worst by the coronavirus begins to lift its lockdown measures. is the plane i'm in there but you know it's great because we all can't wait to go outside you know we know that we must be responsible and behave in a civil manner so i think that will be great. and the thing is they'll get it you know about that love it only not. from monday outdoor dining and gatherings of 10 people will be allowed under spain's stars to open up on the inside the government has unveiled plans to open up the country to overseas visitors. as maybe u.s. responded with you because

pedro sanchez has announced that la liga can resume from june the 8th. virus went five positive tests came back across the top two divisions. la liga teams have 11 games left to play the season. with professional to mess on hold until august, the us 0pen could be one of the first to return —— professional tennis. dan evans said he would love to see it ta ke evans said he would love to see it take place even behind closed doors. the us tenants association hope sold it in new york from august the 31st. —— hopes to hold it. we could get back going. it could be an amazing spectacle if it goes ahead even when no one in the stadiums. federer, nadal or whoever is playing the final. how good that would look in yea rs final. how good that would look in years to come. the boss of silverstone says he‘s confident formula 1‘s british grand prix will go ahead in july, formula 1‘s british grand prix will go ahead injuly, despite the uk government‘s new quarantine rules. stuart pringle says he hopes some sporting events will be exempt and although it‘s been hard for the

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and topy coronavirus. our world follows the lives of some of those at the heart of the crisis.

now, the government of pedro sanchez rejects those accusations, and it points to the statistics whichmple, from coronavirus are well below 100 and have been below 100 for the last few days. new infections have also stabilised, and the government is now embarking on what is a very gradual lifting of the lockdown. the british government is facing more questions over its plans to introduce a 14—day quarantine for people arriving in the uk. from 8thjune, travellers will have to self—isolate for two weeks and could face fines of £1,000 if they break the rules. france has said that visitors arriving from the uk will also have to self—isolate for 1h days from the same date. airlines and travel companies are worried it could damage their businesses even further. the uk government says the measures are designed to stop a second wave of coronavirus. 0ur correspondent, simonjones, is at heathrow airport and sent us this update. to give you an idea of how heathrow is currently being affected, normally, at this time of year, at the start of the half—term getaway, and that's before the quarantine m

the prime minister pedro sanchez says new horizons were opening up and the government could guaranteeume from june 8th. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid. it's obviously an enormous relief to football fans here, and to the football industry, which is so enormous in spain, that things are going to resume. we don't know exactly under what conditions. clearly, there will be a lot of restrictions. things won't be back to normal as they were before the lockdown. but i thinkjust the fact that the league is going to resume with these 11 fixtures which are remaining is going to come as an enormous relief, both economically and emotionally, here in spain. there are certainly some regions which are much more used to receiving tourists — for example, down the mediterranean coast on the east and the costa del sol in the south, and then cities like madrid and barcelona. madrid and barcelona have been regularly hard—hit by the coronavirus. —— particularly hard hit by the coronavirus. so clearly, there might be a concern there for people visiting. the government has said that the country w

spain's parliament has extended the country's state of emergency for a 4th time a minister pedro sanchez managed to secure enough backing to extend it until the 24th of may it was the government to control people's movements as it gradually relaxes its lock down spain is one of the world's worst hit countries with more than $25000.00 deaths. the number of deaths in the u.k. is now past 30000 it comes a day after britain registered the highest death toll in europe meanwhile one of the most senior scientific advisors to the u.k. government has resigned professor neil ferguson breached the coronavirus lock down rules he helped to create by receiving secret visits to his home by a woman epidemiologist was one of the leading voices on the scientific advisory group and had the virus himself as the number of deaths in the us approaches 72000 president trump appears to have backtracked on closing down the white house forest taskforce. instead he says it will shift towards efforts to reopen and revive the country's economy he also tweeted that it would focus more on vaccines the president is stil

prime minister pedro sanchez tweeted that allowing outdoor exercise was a new step and measures to ease the confinement that called for people to be responsible because the virus is still here the world health organization says countries should lift their lock downs gradually and be ready to restore restrictions if infections rise there are tough days still ahead for spain the lock down has hammered its already faltering economy and unemployment is expected to soar. on this saturday though people enjoyed the simple pleasures of being outdoors on a sunny spring day. brian al-jazeera. france is extending its health emergency by 12 weeks to july the 24th it will allow it to keep in place quarantine measures for those arriving in the country but it's still planning to start lifting some lockdown measures in just over a week including the reopening of primary schools france has recorded more than 24000. on to other news now and north korea's leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in nearly 3 weeks and that's according to state media which broadcast images that it said showed k

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spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and topish football will resume behind closed doors next month more news at the top of the hour. now on bbc news. how a robotics company ceo and a software entrepreneur fight to establish their start—ups in wu han‘s fast—growing new technology sector. wuhan, china's economic heartland. and the epicentre of a global pandemic. the city at the heart of a public health crisis in china is shutting its public transport network to try to prevent the spread of the virus. in the spring of 2017, we set out to follow the fortunes of two companies as they fought to establish themselves in the city's optics valley. a dedicated zone for new technology enterprises, it's part of the move to transform the city's economy. this is the story of some of the people who live and work in the city. and the story of wuhan before and after the arrival of the coronavirus that would change all of our lives. the city of wuhan is the capital of central china's hubei province. home to 11 million people, it lies at the confl

spain's parliament has voted to extend the state of emergency for another 2 weeks minister pedro sanchez wanted the extra time as his country one of the worst hit by the outbreak has already started to relax its lock down. german chancellor angela merkel has announced a range of steps to ease restrictions including allowing people from 2 different households to meet more shops and museums will be reopening. and one of the most senior scientific advisors to the british government has resigned after breaching the crown of our slow down rules that he helped to create professor neil ferguson was one of the leading voices on the scientific advisory group more than 30000 people have died in the u.k. overtaking italy as the highest number in europe are going to cross johnson was asked about that number at his 1st prime minister's questions since he recovered from covert 98 opposition leader care stumm asked how the u.k. could have the 2nd highest death toll in the world. at this stage i don't think that international comparisons and the data is is yet that to draw the conclusions that we want w

the blunders league officials really hope they're going to be able to do spain's prime minister pedro sanchez says that he will try to extend the country's state of emergency for a further month it gives the government extra powers to lift the lockdown gradually the number of new cases and deaths have been falling spain reported 102 deaths on saturday the lowest one day rise since mid march. with restrictions being partially lifted in england people on britain's southern coastal worried about visitors flocking to the seaside for a challenge reports from brighton. on any normal sunny may weekend brighton would be welcoming visitors with open arms more swimmers more splashes more sunbathers out of towners and daytrippers but 2020 isn't normal and as england eases lock down restrictions brighton like many of the country's attractions and beauty spots is worried too many people will come flocking it's really painful to be asking people not to come here but we need to be clear with people that we don't believe for that safe to do so just yet our local services the console police and health are all

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and topspanish football will resume behind closed doors next month. now on bbc new, spain is one of the countries hardest hit by coronavirus. our world follows the lives of some of those at the heart of the crisis. this is the story ofjust a few of the people making sacrifices to save lives. i follow their efforts through the peak of the epidemic in spain. until the lockdown begins to be lifted. spain is under one of strictest lockdowns in the world. people are only allowed to go out on their own to buy food or medicine and walk their dogs. it is forbidden for children to go outside. in just a single week, the number of covid infections has tripled. and hospitals across spain are struggling. the uk has started its own lockdown. i've travelled the world making documentaries. now, for the first time, i'm making a film about my own country from my home in london. la mancha, a region two hours south of madrid has been hard—hit by the virus. i've made contact with a nurse, loli. loli's husband, je

climbing with the country reporting a single day high of 88 new cases and spain's prime minister pedro sanchez cell says he'll ask paloma to a grey to a final 2 week extension of the state of emergency lockdown that will take it until the 21st of june. and it's had a look at some of the other stories making news around the world tourism's a mosque the 3rd holiest site in islam has reopened after a 2 and a half month closure due to the coronavirus the 1st worshipers were allowed in for don't pray is it didn't appear to be any restrictions on the number of people allowed in that worshippers were being asked to wear mosques. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has announced an increase in gas prices for the 1st time in 20 years the move am's to choke off the black market in fuel as the country suffers supply shortages despite holding the world's largest crude reserves. u.s. president donald trump has postponing a mating of the g. 7 nations he had fun to hold next month the announcement came shortly after german chancellor angela merkel's office said she would likely not attend because of the pand

additional powers he says they are needed to combat covert 19 meanwhile spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has said there will be a period of national mourning for the victims of the virus after restrictions are lifted across the country spain has one of the highest death tolls in europe and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a new a covert 1000 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene. after weeks undercurrent of iris lockdown conditions of some european countries are gradually relaxing restrictions and allowing more businesses to reopen here in germany restaurants in the northern state of mecklenburg western pomerania opened their doors again today diners return to restaurant tables although they must sit 1.5 metres apart from other groups and staff have to wear face masks the state has one of the lowest infection rates in germany authorities warn a lockdown measures that could return if infections rise. well for more on how germany and other parts of europe are starting to reopen i'm joined by w. reporter joel doré who's been following t

security agencies additional powers he says they are needed to combat vid 19 spanish prime minister pedro sanchez meanwhile has said his country's state of emergency is proving very effective in ounce to period of national mourning for the victims of the virus after the lock down is east south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of not clubs after discovering a new code 19 cluster linked to the city's not last seen the measure comes dozens of infections were reported in connection with a person who tested positive after visiting 5 clubs in the capital last week in media outlets in south korea have identified the venues as quote gay clubs that's led to criticism that the disclosures could out. cute individuals without their consent well for more let's cross to saw where correspondent frank smith is standing by frank tell us more about this latest outcry south korea has relaxed its coronavirus restrictions hasn't it. yes it has relaxed its coronavirus restrictions here as of wednesday they've gone to something called every day life quarantine as the new numbers of new cases in the country hav

additional powers he says they are needed to combat cove at 19 meanwhile spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has said there will be a period of national mourning for the victims of the virus after restrictions are lifted across the country spain has one of the highest death tolls in europe and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a nuke over 1000 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene thousands of people have protested against coronavirus restrictions in several german cities the biggest turnout was in stuttgart with $5000.00 participants according to organizers the demonstration was allowed to take place after germany's constitutional court overturned an earlier ban there were also protests in munich frankfurt and berlin where police made several arrests. for more on that story let's talk to do to abuse it kate brady kate thanks for joining us kate is there a growing movement that we're seeing taking place here. well certainly since just a few weeks ago we've seen these number of people attending these demonstrations which are often dumped a

demonstrations i mean their anger at the government's strict lockdown measures prime minister pedro sanchez said the white wife of the pandemic has been overcome and that spain is close to victory i wonder who is nearer the general mood do you think the prime minister or the vox. well i think that the vox protests has more to do with how they handled the situation rather out of the situation i think that and spain everybody knows and believes that we are much better than just 15 days ago but it has to do with the way that the government has been for example using the state of emergency instruments. government government has been using instruments you know all the supressed some of the civil rights of the society and also to ruling parliament without all the. different forces let's remember that the government in this pain is really in minority and especially as you said. these huge economic turmoil all these more than i think now 11 weeks of down in spain huge the cost to the economy has been huge yes speaking of that the prime minister also announced that foreign terrorism in july is that

agencies additional powers he says they are needed to combat covert 19 and spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has said there will be a period of national mourning for the victims of the virus after restrictions are eased across the country spain has one of the highest death tolls in europe and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a new coven $1000.00 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene. now after weeks of clothes shops and social distancing public frustrations with the coronavirus restrictions in germany are growing protesters took to the streets in several cities on saturday to vent their anger now the demonstrations brought out thousands and remained largely peaceful but authorities are worried about the growing influence of right wing extremists in the protest movement. this is not a unfamiliar seems for a country where large gatherings and close contacts are banned thousands defied distancing rosenstock got to protest the coronavirus restrictions families with children young and old. it's been here that i'm not because i think the restr

let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has called on parliament to agree to a 2 week extension of his country's state of emergency until june 21st he said it would be the last lockdown extension after that period spaniards will be allowed to move freely the country's death toll rose by 4 on saturday reflecting a sharp decline in infection writes. pope francis has celebrated pentecost sunday instant paid as basilica cautioning against pessimism in the face of the coronavirus crisis only a few dozen worshippers were allowed to attend the mass and social distancing measures inside the vatican. jerusalem's al aksa must the 3rd holiest site in islam has reopened after a 2 and a half month closure due to the coronavirus the 1st worshipers were allowed in for dawn prayers there didn't appear to be any restrictions on the number of people allowed in but worshippers were being asked to wear masks. by and munich are well and truly on track with their 8th consecutive bundesliga title going into saturday's clash against travelling sid

spain is easing one of the world's toughest lockdowns prime minister pedro sanchez says he will open borders to foreign tourists from july. despite that announcement some spaniards have taken to the streets to protest the government's handling of the pandemic. you're watching g.w. news don't forget you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website. and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram too there will be more news at the top of the hour for now though i'm erin chilton thanks for watching. the u.s. versus china d.w. is richard walker explores the origins and consequences of the emerging crisis hallway of ours who entered into a new cold war talks with experts from around the world and the possibility of conflict is not to meet this in a small u.s. cities it is turning back on china on its feet it's going to be a very dangerous year a new cold war. on t.w. . in the height of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store for players to be used for their future in the. culture for the major cities to go to get insight. culture. or to welcome so betty extrao

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and topill resume behind closed doors next month. now on bbc news in his first uk broadcast interview in five years, facebook founder mark zuckerberg talks to the bbc‘s business editor simon jack about fake news, fact checking, and the upcoming us presidential election. are there some permanent changes that you perceive from this and what do you think that your company's role has been during this crisis? sure, so... right now, we are mostly focused on helping people get through this period before worrying about what the longer changes are but we focused on three main areas. one is responding to the acute health crisis. the second is helping people stay connected with the people they care about, especially now since a lot of us are at home and can't go out and see our families and the people we love. so you are seeing internet use and communication app use go up a lot and there's a lot that we need to do there. and then the third area is on economic recovery. so, right now, we're seeing a lot

tambiÉn participaron los parlamentarios y el presidente pedro sÁnchez y su gabinete.s y acudieron a un operador privado que lo organizÓ. patricia: tras revelar que tuvo covid-19 y se recuperÓ, andrea bocelli fue a un hospital para donar plasma y ayudar en los tratamientos de los enfermos de coronavirus. cantÓ en solitario en la catedral de milÁn durante la cuarentena en italia, paÍs donde comenzÓ el brote del covid-19 en europa. el aumento de los contagios en chile podrÍa provocar el colapso de los hospitales, asÍ lo informaron autoridades de la salud. los pacientes esperan hasta ocho horas en las ambulancias para ser admitidos en los hospitales y algunos enfermos deben esperar dÍas para ingresar a cuidados intensivos. en chile hay mÁs de 82,000 contagiados y mÁs de 840 muertos por el virus. al volver, las imÁ ♪ patricia: nos despedimos esta noche con estas imÁgenes de la hazaÑa que realizaron dos atletas rusos tras superar las difÍciles condiciones climÁticas para completar con Éxito un atrevido vuelo el pasado 16 de mayo. los hombres alcanzaron una actitud de 7610 s

time in more than 2 months but friends weren't allowed inside stadiums spain's prime minister pedro sanchez says that he'll try to extend the state of emergency there for a further month it gives the government extra powers to lift the lockdown gradually a number of new cases and deaths have been forming researchers in the u.k. think that sniffer dogs may be able to tell if people are infected with the virus before they show symptoms 6 dogs will be given samples of the smell of infected patients and talk to distinguish it from people who don't have the virus abilities rooting poncy a staged its final rally ahead of the general election next week it is named ever used to end. as its presidential candidate he's a close ally of president. who's stepping down after 15 years those are the headlines what do you see on al-jazeera off the risking it all next. what impact will call did 19 on the drop in oil prices have on the race to the white. can gold from the valley these historic setbacks until the job only help look it takes to beat the. special cup i'll just. eat venezuela a country in crisis.

manifestantes se congregaron en el distrito madrileÑo para pedir la renuncia del gobierno que encabeza pedro sÁnchezmmm. what's on tonight? a ver el clásico de clásicos. play "batman v superman." find the things you love with a voice command introducing at&t tv with live tv and access to streaming apps. plug in and watch with easy self-setup, shipped directly to you. patricia: la pandemia de coronavirus estÁ conformando una nueva realidad que ha obligado a muchos a tomar iniciativas para dar darse, no sÓlo el distanciamiento fÍsico, sino a tratar de minimizar el riesgo de contagios y el elevador o el ascensor es uno de esos espacios donde se empiezan a tomar medidas. en una tienda en tailandia, ya lo ven, no habrÁ que tocar botones, sino sÓlo oprimir pedales para subir o bajar sin tener que entrar en contacto con una superficie que toca muchas personas diariamente. esta innovaciÓn la imitan en otros lugares, lo mejor. yo por ahora usÓ el codo, enrique. enrique un mundo mÁs higiÉnico exageradamente higiÉnico, dirÍa yo. patricia: gracias. que ten el clausura luce mÁslejos de concretarse. siete casos d

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fuerza de la oposiciÓn, el partido popular, se opuso a la medida porque argumenta que el presidente pedro sÁnchezgura de unos 20 pies. estos cascos pueden medir la temperatura de una persona y de grupos de personas. y alertan a un operador cuando una de ellas tienen la temperatura por encima de lo normal. jorge: el presidente de salvador anunciÓ nuevas medidas durante el cierre del paÍs por la pandemia. establece que se puede ir al mercado comprar alimentos cada dos dÍas. las nuevas normas estarÁn vigentes por 15 dÍas hasta evaluar la evoluciÓn de la crisis sanitaria. ilia: tenemos un adelanto para esta noche. >> hablamos de los reportes de casos confirmados en los centros de reclusiÓn. indican que los inmigrantes detenos en las cÁrceles tienen mayor riesgo de contraer el coronavirus. que los que estÁn presos en cÁrceles federales. hablaremos de la decisiÓn de una jueza en los Ángeles que negÓ una demanda que buscaba bloquear la asignaciÓn de unos 75 millones de dÓlares de fondos del estado de california para ayudar a los inmigrantes indocumentados, afectados por el covid 19. detalles de esto y m

manifestantes se congregaron en el distrito madrileÑo para pedir la renuncia del gobierno que encabeza pedro sÁncheziesgo de contagios y el elevador o el ascensor es uno de esos espacios donde se empiezan a tomar medidas. en una tienda en tailandia, ya lo ven, no habrÁ que tocar botones, sino sÓlo oprimir pedales para subir o bajar sin tener que entrar en contacto con una superficie que toca muchas personas diariamente. esta innovaciÓn la imitan en otros lugares, lo mejor. yo por ahora usÓ el codo, enrique. enrique un mundo mÁs higiÉnico exageradamente higiÉnico, dirÍa yo. patricia: gracias. que tenga >> no te suelto, porque vas a ser mía. gustavo: entonces, nos estábamos organizando varios chavos de la escuela y yo para juntar un buen de despensas y llevársela a los más necesitados. samuel: me parece muy bien, ¿eh? sabes que cuentas con nosotros. lourdes: eres muy noble, mi amor. gustavo: es la forma de agradecerle a la vida todo lo buena que ha sido conmigo. sobre todo por darme unos papás como ustedes, que aunque no sea

spain's pollard has extended the country's state of emergency for a 4th time prime minister pedro sanchez had asked for another 2 weeks and allows the government to control people's movements as they gradually relaxes a lockdown spain is one of the worst hit countries with more than 25000 people dead from the outbreak. is live for us in madrid ma says so the vote has happened this extension has been approved what more can you tell us what does that mean in reality. has been is struggling to get enough support to approve the state of emergency a lockdown until may 25th he had to be a negotiation yet critics went to 4 hours of negotiations with different political parties and in these negotiations he made some concessions part of the deal is that he will be whole cocoa ruling coal ruling in coalition with. the regions he there will have more transparency that we need to be reporting to the rest of the political parties at least once a week on the motion porton he has been asked to find an alternative to the state of emergency because most of the political parties in the parliament are not g

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spain is easing one of the world's toughest locked outs prime minister pedro sanchez says he will openborders to foreign tourists from july.

spain is using one of the world's toughest locked outs prime minister pedro sanchez says he will open borders to foreign tourists from july despite the announcement some spaniards have taken to the streets to protest the government's handling of the pandemic. germany's relaxation of its coronavirus restrictions is being tested by new outbreaks more than 40 people of contract of the via.

needed and jason spain are debating whether to extend the walk down for a 4th time prime minister pedro sanchez wants the state of emergency in post for another 2 weeks but opposition m.p.'s are against it and accuse the government of reacting too slowly to the crisis in the philippines human rights groups and journalists say the government's decision to shut down the leading broadcast network is a grave assault on media freedom activists lit candles outside a.v.'s c.b. and headquarters despite the lockdown the manila manager has now had 10 days to appeal the government's decision so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more news throughout the day in the meantime we're going to hand it over to the team at inside story on our website al-jazeera dot com. is there a global backlash against china for its handling of coronavirus australia wants an international inquiry into the all regions of covert 90 pounds china lost an opportunity to display global leadership or count over a calming creasing suspicion of its motives this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. attempts

prime minister pedro sanchez described it as a return to a new normality. is being touted as one of the success stories of the pandemic, the country's prime minister says a review of its lockdown guidelines will be brought forward. and the spread of the virus is said to be flattening. first, here's david willis on the latest developments in the us. could it prove a game changer? remdesivir is an antiviral drug that appears to help severely l coronavirus patient cover. announcing that federal regulators approved use of the drug. it is something a spoke with doctor felt she and deborah about it, and it is really a promising situation. earlier this week, the government's infectious diseases expert showed a clinical trail could block the virus and help patients recover more quickly. the data shows that remdesivir has a clear—cut significant positive effect in diminishing the time to recovery. manufactured by the californian pharmaceutical company gilead, failed as a treatment for ebola, but shortened the infection time of coronavirus by about four days. need a

spain is easing one of the world's toughest locked outs prime minister pedro sanchez says he will open borders to foreign tourists from july despite the announcement some spaniards have taken to the streets to protest the government's handling of the pandemic. germany's relaxation of its coronavirus restrictions is being tested by new outbreaks more than 40 people have contracted the.

pedro sanchez the prime minister said on twitter, today we ta ke minister said on twitter, today we take measures to ease the confinement but we must do it with prudence and responsibly. the virus, he said, is still there. translation: i think it is crazy, the first day you would like social distancing and everyone is out here andi distancing and everyone is out here and i don't see any evidence of social distancing. everyone does what they want to make people want to catch it, let them catch it, but this will mean in 20 days we will all be locked up at home again. amazing, yes, the truth is i felt this is going a bit too fast, everything that is happening but i have to admit this is amazing. to find out what it was like in the capital, i'm joined by pilar marti—fluxa who lives in madrid. thanks forjoining us. i gather you we re thanks forjoining us. i gather you were out for your firstjob this morning? i was, thank you very much, thank you for having me. it was the first run since the 15th of march and it was very exciting. absolutely exhilarating to be outside in the warm weather. of c

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and topspanish football will resume behind closed doors next month. now on bbc news, talking movies looks at the impact of the cancellation of this year's cannes film festival. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, sitting on a bench here in central park, not farfrom my home, to bring you a special festival and the pandemic edition of talking movies. in today's programme, we'll be looking at how top film festivals around the world are in crisis. many have been cancelled, postponed or moved online. also, the oscars race thrown into total disarray by the pandemic. what films will garner nominations? and will the academy awards be moved to possibly the middle of 2021? and with blockbuster season usually kicking off this time of the year, we look at some movies just right for holiday time, and how an ingenious new project in berlin has been unifying communities in these pandemic times by bringing cinema into people's backyards. if these were normal times, this weekend would mark the end of the cann

whole is very determined to implement this and certainly the socialist party of prime minister pedro sancheze improved by a cabinet meeting next week, and universal basic income could be introduced in spain as early as next month. to italy — which has also begun to open up after a ten week strict national lockdown. the gondolas of venice are welcoming tourists — albeit looking a little different with social distancing and precautions in place. and this is st peter's basilica. u nfortu nately we unfortunately we can't bring you those pictures, but it is open to the public, and not many people lined up to go in, but in rome people have been able to attend mass for the first time in more than two months. almost 32,000 people have died in italy but the daily death toll and rise in cases are now the lowest since restrictions were imposed. mark lowen is in milan. as of today, shops, restaurants, bars, headdresses, beauty salons, museums have all reopened. church services, too, have restarted, and i'm speaking to you now from italy's oldest department store, its called rinascente, appropriately eno

this is what prime minister pedro sanchez said earlier.decision to come to parliament to ask for yet another extension of the state of emergency is based on science. those who oppose it and vote against the state of emergency and the extension are basing their decisions on the worst possible politics. and that is partisan politics. and that is partisan politics. different calculations being made by different european leaders. so lots of different calculations for european leaders. and everyone is watching germany very closely both for how it's kept its number of fatalities relatively low and for how its infection rates react to the easing of restrictions. everyone will be watching very closely what happens next. thanks for that. let's turn to the us where president trump has backtracked and says he will no longer disband the white house coronavirus task force 2a hours after announcing that he would wind it down. donald trump has been telling reporters why he changed his mind in the past hour. i had no idea how popular the task force is. un

the prime minister pedro sanchez has said he wants to extend the state of emergency, the legal frameworkockdown in place. he wants to extend that at least another month and he will go to parliament this coming week, on wednesday we expect a vote in parliament and we will find out whether or not he will be able to extend that state of emergency for another month. the feeling at the moment is that it is likely but there has been increasing opposition to the prime minister's handling of this crisis. it has been difficult for him to get these extensions to the state of emergency. let's get some of the day's other news. india has extended its lockdown until the end of the month. however, some restrictions have been eased. 0ffices can open with staggered business hours. and shops have been allowed to open with a limit on customers. there have been more than 90,000 cases and almost 2,900 deaths in india. healthcare workers in belgium turned their back on their prime minister as she visited a hospital. sophie wilmes arrived by car at the saint peter hospital in brussels on saturday. some staff t