hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for a sweet and if it's propes sometimes the deficit fits right in. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. in britain prime minister boris johnson has returned to work after being hospitalized with coke at 19 while some european countries are starting to ease their lock downs johnson is holding firm to the u.k.'s restrictions he warns that right now is the moment of maximum risk. visibly thinner and with his head even longer than usual british prime minister bars johnson has returned to what yes i can as fast speeds up to 3 weeks of sick leave he asked the british people to contain their impatience to bring lex the current lock down i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the n.h.s. . to more than a month now the country has been at a near standstill and one of the spread of the virus is slowing down most people support holding on to the current mattias. i do actually com

course i hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for sweden if it's propes some car wreck because that fits right in. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. let's check in now on some other stories making headlines around the world british prime minister boris johnson is back at downing street after recovering from cope with 19 he urged the country to keep going with the virus lock down as his government weighs the day of how to safely reopen the economy the u.k. is one of the world's worst hit nations with almost 21000 coronavirus deaths. hundreds of cuban doctors have a right in south africa to help the country's fight against hope at 19 the team will spend the next 14 days in 14 before being deployed to different provinces cuba has dispatched more than 1200 health care workers around the world. chile's government says it still plans to issue certificates to recover and cope with 1000 patients freeing them from lockdown and quarantine restrictions the world health organization has warned that that so-called immunity passports a

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hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for a suite and if it's propes some car that does that fits right in. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. well for more on that i'm joined tonight by claudia heinsohn she's an epidemiologist based at the institute that's sweden's largest medical research facility dr hansen it's good to have you on the day you know we just so pictures of children there in sweden in school playing on the playgrounds it's shocking being here in germany seeing that should children in sweden should they be in school. i don't run i thought i don't want to be the one taking a decision but i just want to remind that actually this week separate the same evidence after germany and that simply means no evidence we don't know whether they should or not spread into the deceived into the palin's we still don't have a clue and i'm just simply angry with the right that we do not have the studies we have about being backed into ads if you don't know what the children spent they defeated and we don't have intervention

i hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for sweden propes some car that is that it's about. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. and british prime minister johnson has returned to work after recovering from have covered 19 in a televised address from outside 10 downing street he urged people to maintain the lockdown restrictions and declared that britain is turning the tide against the virus if these virus were a physical assailant an unexpected and invisible mugger which i can tell you propose we experience it it's then this is the moment when we have begun together to wrestle it to the floor. it's fighting talk straight to d.w. correspondent shot of parts in london welcome shots of mr johnson's into intensive care less than 3 weeks ago now he's back in charge how did he seem. well he's clearly doing much much better we've seen him several times throughout his illness and he looked awfully sick at times and as you mentioned he was in intensive care he said himself when he left the hospital his chances of survival at so

hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for us wheat and if it's propes some car deficit for some. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. tourism is one of the industries that's been worst hit by the pandemic it's estimated that global travel will fall by up to 30 percent this year europe accounts for half of the world's tourist arrivals and is facing staggering losses in u. ministers are due to hold a virtual summit today to discuss how they can help an industry in crisis. from paris to brussels. european capitals that should be filled with people lie almost empty and silent. with borders closed and members of the public for was to stay home europe's tourism industry is in dire straits. the european market accounts for half of world tourism according to the e.u. commission it fears the tourism economy within the $27.00 nation bloc could fall by up to 70 percent that could result in the loss of up to 400000000000 euros for the industry. spain is the most popular tourist destination in the e.u. it's also the world's 2nd most vi

i hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for sweden propes some car wreck because that. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. is a roundup of some of the latest developments in the pandemic south korea has reported only 10 new cases it's 26th straight day below $100.00 officials are now discussing reopening schools amid the slowing infection rate iran plans to reopen mosques and parts of the country where there are no registered cases of the infection us president donald trump has declared the daily coronavirus briefings as not worth the time and effort of both weekend briefings were cancelled after a backlash over his comments on injecting disinfectant to treat covered 900 patients and australia says more than 1000000 people have downloaded an app that's aimed at speeding up contact tracing and containing new outbreaks of the virus while the economy reopens. now to some other stories making headlines around the world a top south korean security official says north korean leader kim jong un is alive and well emphasizing t

i hope and i believe that those responsible are making the right decisions for sweden if it's propes some tar the deficit fits right in. sweden is going its own way with no end to the crisis yet in sight. global tourism has been brought to a standstill by the pandemic hitting those who earn a living from the sector hard e.u. ministers will hold a video conference today to discuss possible solutions one tourist destination that's been transformed virtually overnight is hushed up in austria residents who once complain about being overrun by visitors now find themselves dealing with the opposite extreme. welcome to start a picture perfect gem in the austrian alps. before the pandemic in the village drew a 1000000 tourists a year one tour bus after the other day and day out and now. everyone's gone no buses no tourists no souvenir photos. for many hotshot was something out of a fairy tale a bucket list destination the thousands documented on their instagram accounts. hope all 3. you know were but won't tourists admired the old houses and filled the streets many locals felt overwhelmed pr

the chinese side is not shanghai or beijing by any means but it's a substantial modern prope pross chinese cities with skyscrapers and lights in advertising and all the modern things. so that was north korea and you see the dark picture, the upper left, sort of north korea and you wake up in the morning and you see there's 200,000 people living on the north korean side on the border but it is nicer. as we went up and down the river and at one point i remember thinking they were trainees patrol boats and i was very happy to see them, it was a strange feeling because of our vote or fear he on the river, if it breaks down and drifts to the north korean side, i would really help the chinese navy would come and get us before we got to the wrong side of the border. this is typical what you would see of a broken down home, in a vertically, i still feel sorry -- we went in to some farming areas and everybody we saw working in the field was using hand tools and animals to drug plows and things and there was one guy that we saw on the field and he had a diesel tractor and it looked ancient and you c

know until we have some idea maybe a vaccine or some kind of return to normal style life or something propee. i think it is really a market that is trading more on sentiment and news flow rather than a concrete idea how earnings will pan out. anna: good morning to you. when we hear from oil makers like shell and hear them talk about the unprecedented times and the need to get that dividend down for the first time, how understanding do you think the investment community is about that? everybody knows we are dealing with unprecedented circumstances in terms of this pandemic. it seems highly understandable that the oil sector like many other companies cut back on payouts to shareholders or will sheryls looking forincome feel left out? >> those stock which are held by investors and have a heavy representation if the pension fund world, will to some extent disappoint their shareholders. that is inevitable but i don't think those shareholders will be lacking understanding. certainly the investors who are looking after their money will be quite relieved in a sense that we don't start seeing balanc