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sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months at home this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past. i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls. what i missed most was just looking out of the water and drinking a beer. centralist going looked like this for the last couple of months everything was closed the government ordered most people to work from home i read it in response to a disaster portugal hit the world's highest corona infection rates they health system couldn't cope intensive care units were overwhelmed lockdown took daily infection numbers from more than 12000 at the start of february to fewer than 400 just 9 weeks later. here outside lispunds largest hospital more than 40 ambulances had to wait in line in fr

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has bounced back from a devastating surge of the coronavirus earlier this year but as fishelson portugal say it's still too soon to welcome back to tourists and an eruption in iceland enters a fire in the face to new fissures open up by the volcano in direct give thanks lava and sending hundreds of sightseers for safety. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. i'm to see international's annual report says that cold in 1000 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pen demick to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence borne the burden of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they have informal jobs that they couldn't do under lock downs 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chronic under-investment and health systems means many hospitals are understaffed and their workers are not sufficiently protected against the virus of the pandemic

also coming up portugal starts to reopen after a devastating coronavirus surge nearly broke the whole system earlier this year we find out what officials say was the key to extra magic turn around. just one of the hottest shows on earth gets even hotter fishers have opened up a volcano near reykjavik stealing lava and sending hundreds of sites you are scrambling for safety. in sports spires munich without their top off against the weapon robert love and offbeat return to the champions league tonight in a rematch of last year's final persons promises from the. i'm susan was gone it's good to have you with us amnesty international's annual report says coke at 19 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pandemic to crack down on human rights. now the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st is women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence they have also borne the burden of home schooling and in many cases they have lost their income because they had informal jobs that they couldn't do un

almost mirror opposite portugal has started easing its coronavirus restrictions after a strict walk down that lasted more than 2 months back in january portugal had one of the highest corona virus infection rates in the world t w xian phillips olds went to the capital lisbon to see how they flattened that curve sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months at home this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. size but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past. the so quantum i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important that. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls. i missed most was just looking out of the water and drinking a beer. centralist bun looked like this for the last couple of months everything was closed the government ordered most people to work from home i read it in response to a disaster portu

how well is that message going down with people in portugal? l down with people in portugal?injanuary quite a traumatic experience, those weeks in january when cases and deaths rocketed and the government has been saying throughout the period of easing that it will be monitoring new cases and other indicators all the way through and it has been repeated again last night, the prime minister said that now they will be monitoring every week rather than every two weeks. there are a number of municipalities that aren't moving forward with the rest of the country but which are going to be particularly closely monitored because new cases are rather high. there are also eight municipalities that won't be moving forward. they will either be marking time in terms of the restrictions are even going back having had some restrictions reimposed because the rates are just too high. the government is being very cautious after that experience of the beginning of the year. 0k, of the beginning of the year. ok, allison, thank you very much for your time. allison roberts there in lisbon for us.

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has bounced back from a devastating surge of the coronavirus for earlier this year we look at how portugal did it. and in abruption in iceland enters a fiery new phase 2 new futures of open up at a volcano near reykjavik spewing lava and sending hundreds of sightseers or ambling for 68. i'm sorry welcome to the program. i miss the international's annual report says that covert $1000.00 has further amplified massive global inequality is an addict who uses many world leaders of using the pandemic to crack down on human rights now the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence borne the brunt of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they had informal jobs that they couldn't do under lockdown 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chronic under-investment and health systems means many hospitals are understaffed and their workers are not sufficiently protected against the virus finally the 3rd group of penn demick also worsening

that's true, and calum mentions greece and portugal. they have made _ mentions greece and portugal.ep saying we will open our borders to brits who want to come here on holiday _ to brits who want to come here on holiday the — to brits who want to come here on holiday. the repeatedly trying to make _ holiday. the repeatedly trying to make it — holiday. the repeatedly trying to make it clear that they will welcome british— make it clear that they will welcome british holiday— makers make it clear that they will welcome british holiday—makers this summer because _ british holiday—makers this summer because obviously, particularly for places— because obviously, particularly for places like greece and portugal, it's a _ places like greece and portugal, it's a huge — places like greece and portugal, it's a huge part of their economy. they're _ it's a huge part of their economy. they're really struggling at the moment— they're really struggling at the moment and they want us to come back, _ moment and they want us to come back, they— moment and they want us to come back, they want to welco

conservationists want to improve the connectivity between the links populations across spain and portugal this should make them more resilient they hope that the eye can also iberian wildlife this back for good. rewilding animals can have a lot of success as we've just seen but there are other more controversial methods being used by scientists to conserve species some are looking at bringing back that have already died out can you imagine the longer being found again and already in the will bomb and for that matter is that really possible let's find out. what need to cut who's technically been dead for 22 years. you may have guessed it kurt is a clone and he's the 1st white horse ever successfully cloned which makes him quite a big deal. and it wasn't just an experiment scientists are now cloning endangered species to slow down the rate of biodiversity loss and even improve entire ecosystems. in one word it's just wow obviously we want to say of a species that we. welcome to the very weird world of wild clones gene banks and bringing species back from the afterlife. cloning has been cont

it has caused such concerns in portugal, hasn't it, to | concerns in portugal, hasn't it, to such extentirtually been cut off from the rest of europe?— rest of europe? yes, various countries — rest of europe? yes, various countries on _ rest of europe? yes, various countries on the _ rest of europe? yes, various countries on the red - rest of europe? yes, various countries on the red list, - rest of europe? yes, various| countries on the red list, and rest of europe? yes, various - countries on the red list, and there is this traffic light system which my colleagues will tell you more about, but the fear is if you get a variant that is too different from the existing one that it might jeopardise the vaccination programme, might stop vaccines from working, and if the vaccines are not working, and if the vaccines are not working and this fiat is spreading more easily that will put pressure on the nhs. it is all of those things factored in together, looking at weaks' worth of evidence, trying to make sense of it and go, right, 0k, to make sense of it and go, right, ok, this is what we will

been able to reclassify this white cat but it's taken a lot of work for scientists in spain and portugal to achieve this let's see what they've been doing. no obstacles can be in the way. today and i'd be really links is released into the wilderness of spain $63.00 muggle region. and that is a special word about. established through the on. the record i once went to a lecture when i was still studying veterinary medicine the result and during it i heard something that got me very worried or argument rebuttable they said that the iberian links will come or go extinct in the next 10 to 15 years and that there was no way to avoid it not to me out of fear and. except there was pena is part of a team that releases around $35.00 younglings in the region every hear. the appearing links is part of our natural heritage it's a species in our ecosystem we humans must learn to respect that in the early 2000 they were on the brink of extinction with only around $94.00 animals left in the wild in spain and portugal this was the result of a loss of habitat decreasing food sources and the lynxes being k

sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months are told this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past you see. i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls. what i missed most was just looking out of the water and drinking a beer. central lispund looked like this for the last couple of months everything was closed the government ordered most people to work from home i read it in response to a disaster portugal had the world's highest corona infection rates the health system couldn't cope intensive care units were. locked on took daily infection numbers from more than 12000 at the start of february 2 few of them 400 just 9 weeks later here outside lispunds largest hospital more than 40 ambulances had to wait in line in front

well contrast the situation in brazil with that in portugal almost mirror opposite portugal has started easing its coronavirus restrictions after a strict walk down that lasted more than 2 months back in january portugal had one of the highest corona virus infection rates in the world t w xian phillips olds went to the capital lisbon to see how they flattened that curve sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months at home this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past. and so quantum i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls. since my father what i missed most was just looking out of the water and drinking a beer yeah centralist been looked like this for the last couple of months everything was closed the government or that

sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months at home this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walked. on today was in no way against the lockdown it was very important but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls . what i miss the most was just looking out at the water and drinking a beer. central lispund looked like this for the last couple of months everything was closed the government ordered most people to work from home i read it in response to a disaster portugal had the world's highest corona infection rates the health system couldn't cope intensive care units were overwhelmed blocked on took daily infection numbers from more than 12000 at the start of february to fewer than 400 just 9 weeks later here outside lispunds largest hospital more than 40 ambulances had to wait in line in fr

no coronavirus left reported in portugal in 24 . reported in portugal in 2a hours.t has ordered an investigation into the louisville police department in kentucky, following the fatal shooting of breonna taylor during a police raid a year ago. the announcement came a week after the former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was found guilty of murdering george floyd, whose death sparked the widespread black lives matter protests last year. today, thejustice department is opening a civil investigation into the louisvillejefferson county metro government and the louisville metro police department, to determine whether lmpd engages in a pattern of practice of violations of the constitution or federal law. the investigation will assess whether lmpd engages in a pattern or practice of using unreasonable force, including with respect to people involved in peaceful expressive activities. atticus scott has been fighting for police accountability following the death. earlier in the year she introduced a bill which would and no knock search warrants in kentucky. this mon

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it was a painful penalty shootout defeat in the quarters to portugal and eriksson left next up with steve mclaren who earned the nickname the wally with the brawley after failing to reach euro 2008 in pitiful fashion another foreign manager was then brought in suppose it tougher talian fabio capello i'm very proud and honorary to be the england manager. this job for a long time. this english was never quite up to scratch which hardly help with communicating with his players his football was bad as well germany fresh to england for one in the 2010 world cup last 16 and this time the germans didn't even need penalties. small to mco followed until your own 96 fall guy gareth southgate took over waistcoats an old head of the 2018 world cup. the tournament in russia. helping them to finish 4th even and the death penalty shootout beating colombia in the last 16 as part of their revival. the relief of fans was palpable in the previously going out of 6 major tournaments . so can se continue england's new dawn all the same problems dog the english national team can change jersey designs all you li

didn't help and it was a painful penalty shootout defeat in the quarters to portugal and eriksson left next up with steve mclaren who earned the nickname the wally with the brawley after failing to reach euro 2008 in pitiful fashion another foreign manager was then brought in suppose it tougher talian fabio capello i'm very proud owner. to be the england manager of. this job for a long time. his english was never quite up to scratch which hardly help with communicating with his players his football was bad as well germany france and england for one in the 2010 world cup last 16 and this time the germans didn't even need penalties. small tournament will followed until your own 96 fall guy carol southgate took over waistcoat you know ahead of the 2018 world cup. tournament in russia so how he came to helping them finish 4th even and the death penalty shootout beating colombia in the last 16 as part of their revival. the relief of fans was palpable in the previously going out of 6 major tournaments in sport ok. so can se continue england's new dawn all the same problems the english nation

forest in portugal. go out. here in the portuguese mountains nico remember these goats are playing a vital part in preventing forest fires. the 80 animals feed on greenery to create natural fire breaks by eating away the brush which catches fire easily. i'm proud of their job and the job are there to the live them and the think that they can be part of the solution for the the forest fires. he remembers the last big blaze in 2017 the flames destroyed vast areas of local forest and half a 1000000 hectares across the country more than ever before. back then luis was working as a building contractor after losing his warehouse and machines to the flames he reinvented his life. today the 40 year old is a goat herder just like his grandfather before him. because most local landowners have moved away there's nobody to clear away grass and shrubbery which act as a firing seller and in the summer until now fire breaks had been maintained using expensive machines. with a go through can actually do the same job and they're

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or portugal is the largest producer of lithium in europe and one day it may be home to the largest mine in the continent for the rare metal is an essential component for the batteries using mobile phones and electric vehicles but opposition is growing to plans it could make that happen. no to mining yes to life. that's the slogan used by protesters or poles to a mining project a plant and also in northern portugal while these mountains are rich in lithium locals do not want this to become europe's let him producing hob. the freak he kill usually she'd mouse my brothers and i grew up here keeping the culls that's why for me it's even more meaningful because i know this area ever since i was a kid. i'm not against lithium but i'm not in favor of polluting my village another villages like mine to do pollute cities. in the region is recognised as a place of important agricultural heritage by the un british minor savannah resources plans to invest more than 100000000 euros in the project it is now trying to allay fears that mining operations will destroy the local way of life so. the. design

so not sure that portugal has learned the lessons, we might not be able to go over to portugal this summeri think the lesson for all of this is we are not safe until everyone is safe. so perhaps, perhaps it would be a very goodwill gesture from the british prime minister to send quite a does... because britain bought far more than it needs, to india and other countries, because they are going to need it. britain receives thousands of indian students every year, university students, if we want to keep the united kingdom safe and the rest of europe safe, i think europe and the rich world has responsibility to ensure that the rest of the world is vaccinated. clive? the longer the virus is out there, the more chance i it can mutate. and as a result, the vaccines that we do have that - are proving brilliant— with the mutations that we have so far, they could fail. that is the problem, - that is why places like india and brazil, they have - to get their act together. eunice goes, jef mcallister, clive myrie, thank you all very much. thank you too for watching. just before we go, a bit of informa

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it was a painful penalty shoot out defeat in the quarters to portugal and eriksson left next up with steve mclaren who earned the nickname the wally with the brawley after failing to reach euro 2008 in pitiful fashion another foreign manager was then brought in suppose it tough it sally and fabio capello i'm very proud owner. to be the england manager of. this job for a long time. this english was never quite up to scratch which hardly help with communicating with his players his football was bad as well germany france to england for one in the 2010 world cup last 16 and this time the germans didn't even need penalties. small to mco followed until your own 96 fall guy gareth southgate took over waistcoats you know ahead of the 2018 world cup. the tournament in russia. helping them to finish for the even and the death penalty shootout beating colombia in the last 16 as part of their revival of. the relief the fans was palpable in the previously going out of 6 major tournaments on sport ok. so continue english new dawn all the same problems dog the english national team can change jers

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little portugal neighborhood.re signs that appeals for help may lead to some action and kron four's. rob fladeboe brings us up to date. he is live for us from san jose, good evening, rob. >> good evening, justine and catherine, you may recall earlier this week we had reported how one crime told us that he was so fed up by what's been happening in his neighborhood that he was considering closing his doors after 40 years in business today, the same man tells me that he's had a change of heart based on the response he's gotten so far from police and from city hall. let's take a look. >> traffic stop on related to recent robberies and burglaries here along a stretch of san jose's east santa clara street. but happy to see police in the neighborhood for whatever reason is the owner of plaza jewelers, which has been robbed twice burglarized and vandalized recently we're optimistic that we're going to have some results in this robbery. we see more police on the >> surveillance video of the frightening march 21st smash-and

now western europe has had a lovely warm weekend and it's still retained in spain and portugal but it's not retained for the good part of you i have to say that is an arctic wind fronted by really what is a cold for a temp is are going to drop quite considerably there is snow on this front it's goes through central europe and down to the higher ground further south there's a strong wind blowing down the north sea taking snow showers with it frequently and that's going to last for a couple of days now it does not expect affect the far south of france or indeed spain and portugal but everyone else almost certainly geneva for example gets snow showers on tuesday lasting into wednesday then things quieten down force. so it's not interminable but this is wednesday's pictures 2 countries no shows even proper snow running through germany is dying a little bit in the balkans and then it's only the cold is reaching further south just into the north of greece sarajevo's picture actually is quite a cold but right up until friday when slowly the sunshine warms things up and we have anyway the momen

india's prime minister has called off a planned the trip to portugal next month because of the covert $1000.00 crisis this comes as the country reported another new record number of daily deaths more than 7800 the capital is already in lockdown with mumbai set to follow later this week and as elizabeth pour on them reports from new delhi thousands of migrant workers are trying to flee. just hours after delis local government announced a weeklong curfew thousands of migrant workers rushed to bus and train stations they squeeze their way onto buses climbing on top of each other and onto the roofs closing down of all but essential services has seen many workers lose their livelihoods either getting i'd never get chief minister said that nobody needs to leave delhi ask him where would daily wage earners like us go what will we do they earn in the same day if they don't earn in the day they call and have a mule it night where will we go if not home these are the same questions which were asked during the nationwide lockdown a gira god it led to 100000000 migrant workers returning to their

they are saying they will not be able to come without portugal. but this is clearly up with of the big fights for so many of these countries. because you have to remember here in europe much of that is between european countries and it happened across borders that were erased. what we saw in the months after the first wave was ad hoc putting in place, borders popping up where they had not been before. that, for these countries, had not been here before. trying to figure out how to get europeans, people, agross as quick as they can. >> india is fighting a devastating spike in covid cases. it is the fourth day in a row that cases have r going over the 2,000 mark. officials say the city is facing a huge shortage of hospital beds. even though ind ia is hope to te biggest producer, they're running out of coronavirus vaccines. they're now prioritizing their own citizens instead of supplying vaccines to the global initiative. we will show you scenes from a individual held up, and tell you how members are coping. plus, a call for a huge rally in russia an

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weeks are political correspondent thomas spare reporting for us there thank you so much meanwhile portugal has started easing its coronavirus restrictions after a strict lockdown that lasted more than 2 months.

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and a bit of a cold breeze actually on the eastern side and persistence of rain on its way into portugal because that scene can't move very far either but in between the 2 high pressure spring sunshine temperatures are slowly rising as nice a mormon central western france you beat greece i have to say were necessarily losses stockholm's is only a slow rise in temperature we start off with more snow on the ground in stockholm on sunday again but bordeaux you do lose a bit of the heat boost and back 19 is where the average is or monday is rate increase slowly up from further sucks for north africa tunisia is should see a mostly dry saturday this some showers stuff likely in the far north america the winds are telling though and that might end up being a haboob drawing blowing out of libya and into egypt but especially for the south. frank assessments. what exactly happened. now taking for a situation like i'm not to believe he could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of we're going to us and this is a mess