held welcome sign is beginning to a's one of the world's toughest lock downs with prime minister petra sanchez announcing that his country will open its borders to foreign tourists from july while some spaniards placed 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 what it's great because we all can't wait to go outside yet we know that we must be responsible and behave in a civil manner so i think that will be great. and the thing is real good about that love had 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. this may be your responding but if you make other new every

in europe spain's prime minister has promised international tourism can return in july petra sanchez is under pressure to reopen in time for the peak summer season lockdown restrictions are gradually easing but the state of emergency does remain in force for all of the 2 weeks that's when the legal football league is due to restart mark joins us live from madrid so most of this is good news clearly for such a big industry in spain but in real terms how will it work social distancing the name of the game i guess well. it's very early to know all the details the terms and conditions are they've been talking about play exceed. bars in the beaches in the coast but still everything is very very very very early to know so what prime minister there santa said today in the weekly press or here now is that for interest and would reopen into law and he has told of restaurants and hotel owners to be setting up everything and getting things ready and he has also told spaniards to begin planning their their holidays from the end of you own words. and the football fans there must be happy resuming

targeted mosques will be compulsory on spain's public transport from next week as prime minister petra sanchez announces the easing of more restrictions following 2 months of lockdown over 25000 people have been killed by the virus but the number for infections and deaths are now decreasing. in the u.s. the number of deaths has risen to more than 66000 including over 1100000 infections nationwide a projection predicts that the 1st wave of the virus could kill 100000 people by the end of the summer meanwhile more than half of states have begun to partially reopen in a bid to help the economy florida will begin a phased reopening from monday with restaurants and shops operating at 25 percent capacity new york's governor andrew cuomo has described the current death rate from the virus as terrifying at least $299.00 people died on friday taking the total to more than $18900.00 statewide that number doesn't include 5200 additional victims in new york city whose infections haven't been confirmed by a lap test the number that i watch every day which is the worst is the number of deaths that number ha

spain's parliament is debating whether to extend the lockdown for a 4th time a minister petra sanchez wants the state of emergency to stay for another 2 weeks and opposition m.p.'s have signaled that they are not willing to approve that and just doesn't hold a majority and his government has been accused of reacting too slowly are to herero as a mentor and explains why process and facing a backlash. opposition parties in spain are blaming weather sanchez says the outbreak of a coronavirus off centralizing the government the power for mismanagement of the crisis and not consulting or even reporting to the to the rest of the political groups any action or any decision that it was he was going. to see him pellets go now to london boris johnson is in parliament he will be taking questions for the 1st time since recovering from the curb in 1000 facing questions from the opposition mr speaker when the prime minister returned to work a week ago monday he said that many people were looking at the apparent success of the government's approach but yesterday. tragically the at least 29427 people