well it's been just over a year since a peace deal was struck in the central african republic these scars remain from a civil war which pitted the governments of muslim and christian militias against each other but the end of the conflict has brought little comfort to people displaced by the violence and now in desperate need for. that movie time to come with me walk with me come and see i will show you my house shine celine is 27 years old on employed a model of somebody malnourished children she said intimately displaced woman according to leading i'm on stable neighbor who is still controlled by the groups so 500 kilometers from the capital of the central african republic she fled here to realty safety after her husband was killed by back this is where i live with my 7 children this could be considered my bedroom and my living room this is all we have . political done this is not a good place for us sean flynn is just one of the more than 700000 internet or displaced people in the central african republic. some 12000 you and blue helmets do the best to supply humanitarian aid and prote

the truth is, republics are fragile things, special things. they have a checkbook record in the court of history. they dimmed quickly. hours already the longest lived written national constitution in history. we need to make sure young people, all of us, this is a criticism of anyone from electrical the arms. all of us recognize that yes, we have our problems, not here to tell you we don't. both also got a great gift, we all have an obligation to make sure everyone in this country realizes they have the great gift and they have a responsibly that comes with that gift. [applause] >> in your book, you know nearly 70% of americans believe the country has a major stability problem. putting aside politics for the moment, do you think stability in america actually wax or do you think there's something to that effect causes us to be uncivil? may be the internet or something like that? >> i think there are institutions in our country that are incredibly civil and i think our courts are one of those places. i'll give you an example of my own court is a

widespread testing is a key part of the republic's strategy.dium. at croke park, now, hundreds of tests can be carried out each day, but the challenge has been to reduce the turnaround time for results from five days, to 48 hours. it could be better, and we are always trying to improve that, and to improve those turnaround times. people both north and south of this island continue to be urged to use caution, although some small slices of life are being unlocked, the advice is still to remain home, as far as possible. emma vardy, bbc news. well, that's northern ireland and the republic, but scotland will have to wait longer for restrictions to be eased. our scotland editor, sarah smith, is in glasgow for us. no change in scotland until next week at the earliest? at the very earliest, yes, we've got a considerably longer wait in scotland. the scottish government announced today they will produce a roadmap which will outline how they will cautiously lift the lockdown restrictions, and they will publish that on thursday. but they are not actually g

there are three republics in american history. the founding republic. republic, the reconstruction republic. lincoln is the anchoring figure. then, the new deal republic. that one. when you ask, what is the next constitutional vision, you see ronald reagan aspiring to repeal the new deal republic through transformative supreme court appointments. bruce ackerson was here. he argued that had reagan succeeded in his appointment of a rubber board, he would have been as great a president as roosevelt and lincoln because he would have been led to a new republic. with one more supreme court appointment, a republican president might achieve the resurrection of the republic. it would be just as transformative as the transformations of washington, lincoln and roosevelt. >> it is wanted to add one quick thing to that. -- i just wanted to add one quick thing to that. often times, people say, about lincoln, he did not really do anything before he became president. i think one reason why lincoln gets elected is because the people cared about in the 19th century is wh

marks just over a year since a peace deal tens of thousands remain displaced in the central african republic and in desperate need. just fear of the coronavirus turns to hate peaceful or a pandemic of racism directed at people of asian descent. welcome to the program germany is back in business keeping the option to shut down again that's the word from chancellor angela merkel who announced the easing of some coronavirus lockdown measures in the coming weeks germany's 16 states will now manage the gradual reopening of more businesses and schools it will be a balancing act between preventing infection and allowing public life to resume. in the town of vine ma in central germany restaurants and cafes have already started to reopen customers must be seated outside with their need 2 people allowed per table it's self service and there are strict hygiene rules but for many this is more than enough. to says. it's wonderful it's liberating and healthy i think. it's nice to see how happy people are it's joyful through history for the record i'm happy to be able to go out again it's a group from satu

they shaped politics, culture, and society in the early republic. the united states was part of an international community. their interactions with the community were reflected in the way they approached the new nation. i think the cabinet is a perfect case study to understand the early republic and the government more broadly. it was created in response to challenges and crises that came up that perhaps were unexpected. international forces often forced the cabinet to meet and respond with something the entire early republic grappled with. it was created to meet the needs of the people governing in an organic way. when the constitution does not provide that many details about what the day-to-day governing experience should look like. this organic reactive element is a key to the cabinet and is the key to the early republic. all of that being said, why do you study these dead old white guys? don't we know everything about them? it has been hundreds of years. the last book that was written on the cabinet was published in 1912. it was about the legisl

the history of republics was a sad one. it was full of unhappy endings and most of the people that were in office knew this history. they were deeply concerned that if they failed once they were in office, the republic would fail, and this was their last shot. they were not particularly worried about what washington was going to do, it's sort of goes back to trust. he has a reputation that they were pretty confident that he was going to figure it out. they were worried about what was going to happen afterwards. they were worried about what was going to happen and they would meet someone who would be slightly less trustworthy and come into office. they expected that virtuous and outstanding men with serve, and if they stopped acting in that way, they expected that they would be turned out of office through election or through impeachment. i think there was a fairly widespread expectation that impeachment was going to be whether it be for judges or wi#mbers of congress or members of the executive branch in more heavily utiliz

of congo and the republic of congo the joint nearly 700000 others forced from their hooves since the civil war broke out in the central african republic between selecta and on to belike and militias and the government in 2012 a peace agreement signed in june 2017 between the government and 13 of the 14000000 armed factions failed to stop the attacks it provides for disarmament demobilization and reintegration of fighters former fighters from the rebel groups along with other ethnic militias now operate in and control right areas like diamonds and gold are mind while some handed their weapons following the peace deal many armed groups are not nearly 3 years later some demobilized fighters say their expectations of not been met but the government says it's doing everything it can to address those concerns in our thousands of combatants and we want them to do other things to be able to work that's what they are looking and while they don't believe they will we're not income that's what. experts say the violence in the central african republic has the potential to destabilize the entire

he famously answered a republic if you can keep it. in order to maintain this grand republic, we must be able to trust our institutions, especially law enforcement and the intelligence community. we need to respect the choices of the american people in our elections which provides those elected with legitimacy and authority. these are essential to a constitutional republic like ours. these revelations about actions from obama administration officials undermine that trust and we must and will get to the bottom of it so we can assure that it never ever happens again. madam a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: thank you, madam president. each person in this body recognizes the importance of small business to our economy, to our way of life. small businesses are called the job creator in our economy. they create more jobs than larger companies. they provide innovative ways in order to move forward on our economy. they can figure out better ways to do things more efficiently and more -- m

he famously answered, a republic, if you can keep it. in order to maintain this grand republic, we must be able to trust our institutions, especially law enforcement and the intelligence community. we need to respect the choices of the american people in our elections, which provides those elected with legitimacy and authority. these are essential to a constitutional republic like ours. these revelations about actions from obama administration officials undermine that trust and we must and will get to the bottom of it so we can assure that it never ever happens again. madam president, i yield the floor. >> in a few minutes this senate will vote on a nomination for john hile, serving as a district court judge for oklahoma. we have three areas, northern district, eastern districts, western districts in oklahoma and this judge covers all three of those and moves to wherever there is the greatest need and we are in great need. this is a position we've needed for a while and i'm proud that john has gone through this process. he was overwhelmi

he famously answered, a republic, if you can keep it. in order to maintain this grand republic, we must be able to trust our institutions, especially law enforcement and the intelligence community. we need to respect the choices of the american people in our elections, which provides those elected with legitimacy and authority. these are essential to a constitutional republic like ours. these revelations about actions from obama administration officials undermine that trust and we must

there wasn't any examples of an effective continental republic. and there were very few republics. maybe in switzerland, maybe venice. there wasn't very much going on. but they could look back to ancient rome before the empire and see a republic. and they looked, they studied -- both men, you have to realize and remember, both were self-made men. by the time of their death, certainly by the time of their prime, they were literally the most famous americans and the most respected americans both here and throughout the world. they had come up, especially franklin, from literally nothing, from being an indentured servant, a refugee to philadelphia, to become one of the wealthiest men in philadelphia. a true success. washington is the same sort of success story. he was not born into everything. he inherited some, but he worked hard. and they were creating something new, and they looked over to europe and they saw a few leaders. and franklin knew a lot of those personally because he had spent time in europe, and he realized they were decadent and he looked at the people and the people w

cooperate a corruption trial partly is under way in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff has denied charges of embezzlement and corruption in the high court he was arrested last month and has been detained in a high security prison in the capital kinshasa welcome web reports. supporters of the talcum mary saying don't protect any of them they think it's all the politicians who should be facing corruption charges camero a democratic republic of congo's chief of staff was arrested and jailed last month prosecutors say he stole $50000000.00 of public money along with $2.00 collaborators so. police are chasing is a way because authorities don't want people to know what happened in this case all accusations against america are lies he didn't do anything wrong this is why they're chasing has a way. mary is being held in here to macau a high security prison in the capital kinshasa behaving took place inside where supporters and journalists and not permitted proceedings were pool cost on national television camero was working alongside president felix to security u

it was germany's first republic. the weimar republic. fragile, wrecked from within even as hitler comes to power. never having the popular vote. i think that's one thing we see here. there was a statistician writing in the 1920's who had reviewed many cases and the german legal system. the vast majority would be let off basically with a slap on the wrist. if you compare it to suspects on the left who were far fewer, i have a lot of them in the book. you can see. they would have much harsher sentences. 10 or 12 years. they talked about how the legal system was this wellspring for the third reich because of the goals -- there is a system i can refer you to. they kept a lot of that. when hitler comes in, one of the things he does, he goes five years with the people's court institution in munich at the time and they will re-create the people's court's. he won't let them talk. he will not let them defend as he was loved do when he just would talk and talk and talk. -- as he was allowed to do when he would just talk and talk and talk. i think

well still ahead here on al-jazeera trial in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff is accused of corruption. and surviving the pandemic how australian seafood supplies are being forced to look for new ways to get the courage to people's plates. hello there dry dusty and warm across much of the arabian peninsula and it across much of the middle east not have much cloud in the last year as this is where we are saying some stronger winds across central areas a saudi arabia maybe want to see shows choose a working away through northern areas of iran but a warm day interim with a high of 24 feeling pretty nice 25 in kabul 2 with a chance of some rain showers elsewhere the challenges are of course a fairly warm this time of year 38 in doha and you notice the winds of course coming from the north they will be even stronger on wednesday so again an increased chance certainly into southern and central areas of iraq and down across much of the peninsula that we could have some blowing sand and plenty of rain through central africa and now we've got more of those rain sh

still ahead here on al-jazeera a road trial in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff is accused of corruption. and the 2nd largest airline in latin america is forced to file for bankruptcy as the industry battles the effects of coronavirus. hello the cold air still very much in place across more northern and eastern areas of the united states also of course into eastern as account as a lot of cloud around not all of this chad has got much rain left in it or indeed some snow this is again some more pictures coming out of vermont it was recently on sunday that the heavy snowfall came down 23 centimeters was recorded in some areas so it should be a better day on cheesy quite a bit of cloud around and still those winds will be cool coming really thrum the west and so pushing east was with all that cloud terms will begin to improve as we go through the wee wednesday on into friday and they will see more rain developing a cheese day across much of the south across the southern plains and widespread rain once again pushing into the pacific northwest and down into no

the colonies in north america would later become the world's greatest republic. john wilkes' example was something that helped solidify a longstanding legal tradition, with unthat would in time make its way to our constitution through the fourth amendment. you see, we have to remember that government is simply force. it's the organized collective, official use of force. when john wilkes and those who worked with him on the north britain culminating in north britain number 45, criticized the king too much, questions excessively in their judgment, a collection and imposition of taxes, the administration of king george decided that that had gone too far and that it was time for john wilkes to pay a price. fortunately for john wilkes and both sides of the atlantic, john wilks emerged victorious. today, we doesn't have general warrants. at least nothing masquerading under that title in the united states. the fact that we have a fourth amendment is a testament to his vigorous defense of the rights of english subjects. what we do have is something that ought to concern

the czech republic is due to ease border controls with austria and germany on tuesday.still barred from entering the country, with travel for czechs and those aiming to visit poland severely restricted. some doctors on the front line of the national health service here in the uk arrived as refugees. fergal keane has been to meet syrian doctors who told him they want to repay the kindness and generosity they've received since they came here. dr ahmad alomar is a syrian refugee now working at royal 0ldham hospital in manchester. here he's checking on a patient admitted with a severe cough. hello. arriving in 2014, ahmed and his family found safety in britain, and he brought precious skills. where's my chocolates? laughter. he has a presence that puts other staff at their ease. i've only had one day off! having struggled with mass casualties in besieged aleppo, he is well placed to offer emotional support to colleagues. during these difficult times in syria, i've learned how to cope with stress. i've learned how to manage. when the covid pandemic started here, i realised t

controlled where the groups are so 500 kilometers from benghazi the capital of the sadr african republic she fled here to realty of safety after her husband was kewl. my doctor says where i live with my 7 children this could be considered my bedroom and my living room this is all we have. done this is not a good place for us sean flynn is just one of the more than 700000 internally displaced people in the central african republic. some 12000 you and blue helmets do the best to supply humanitarian aid and protection to those suffering here but it's a tall order they have to maintain peace and security in a territory larger than friends and belgium put together the problem here is you have several krises you cannot control an area where you put an end to these kind of violations whenever you move to other place to ensure security these armed groups start again. taxations which is extremely difficult so the solution is keep putting pressure and also move towards the sanctions theoretically the peacekeeping missions monday is strong enough to supply the assistance of the central african repu

but with the norms, perhaps these citizens might be able to succeed as a republic. and for me i see sort of political parties emerging as a perennial balance for power and liberty. the question of public engaged, informed, and active while at the same time channelling some of that energy directly into achievable goals as opposed to each individual pryi trying to pursue individual goals and ends. it functions like a filter not unlike how madison imagined the system working. someone can participate, have their voice heard, and in the process it will filter up. it is very unrealistic and it is absolutely true that none of them wanted it it, most of them didn't they they were part of it, and you can debate all you want if they were parties. in the end it comes down to a matter of semantics. but the role that i think they could play continues to be keeping people involved, engaged, and informed. recognizing that when left to our own devices, not that there is something wrong with every american, but perhaps it is human nature to choose selfish n ness and ignorance. we ne

the czech republic is due to ease border controls with austria and germany on tuesday.re still barred from entering the country, and travel for czechs wishing to visit poland and slovakia is still heavily restricted. americans have marked memorial day, a chance for the nation to honour those who died serving in the us military. but the public holiday also saw huge crowds flock to beaches and lakes for the weekend. these pictures from missouri at the lake of the ozarks raised concerns over social distancing. the mayor of missouri said the scenes were deeply disturbing. beaches in florida and california were also filled with sunseekers. president trump visited fort mchenry in baltimore. the historic battle site was actually an inspiration for the star spangled banner, america's national anthem. mr trump invoked that tune while honouring those on the front lines against the coronavirus. meanwhile, the man who will take on mr trump in november's election also paid tribute. former vice presidentjoe biden left his home to make his first public appearance in two months, laying

then the people of the new republic began to build.they pioneered and together they made territories into states. by 1812 a wilderness was becoming a great nation. then came war. at lake erie, we have met the enemy and they are ours. and in new orleans when general jackson said -- america began to build ships. then came 1861. the people shall not perish on this earth with malice toward none, with charity for all. then america began to rebuild. >> take care of everything. you know what i mean. >> what's the matter, jim, you quitting? >> man, i'm going to cuba. >> cuba? >> yeah. >> jim fought in the spanish american war in santiago, cuba, the 24th and 25th infantry added to their record new medals of courage. >> i'm jim. after we cleaned up in cuba we went on with building factories, cities, everything. as for me, well, i went to panama to get a job. >> a little job connecting the atlantic and pacific, a little job. and with persha and france jim wasn't there, but his sons were. serving with the 813th pioneer regiment near marseille the

works.stitution our great republic is a of rnment of laws and not men. here, the people rule. brotherly love purge our hate. of suspicion and of much earlier, president john adams felt that americans were in the best cause that ver employed the human heart but feared success was doubtful not for want of power or of but of virtue. similar w engaged in a challenge and a new world emerging. women of e men and congress to bend their energies positions of hen privilege but to the extent ossible reduce privilege in favor of the common wheel. laws, not a nation of men, and the responsibility of allrnment is the benefit of its citizens. to , may each american rise our shared effort, to remind ourselves that we are all the greatness of ur nation and to make the sacrifices necessary to emerge better in virtue and stronger in well-being. it your grace, o lord, may be so. and may everything done this day greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker: thank you, father. housent to section 7-b of resolution -- 7-a of 891, the of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance

. >>> in a series of tweets this morning, donald trump threatened to move august's republic national convention out of north carolina if roy cooper could not guarantee quote full attendance in the arena in charlotte.

new ways to get their catch on to people's tastes and in other news a rare trial in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff is accused of corruption. we begin with another grim milestone in the global coronavirus pandemic the death toll from covert 19 in the united states has now surpassed 80000 the u.s. is by far the worst country in the world but president donald trump says america is now and try to defeat the virus alan fischer reports. well 2 white house staff testing positive for corona virus with senior members of his task force self isolating the president put on a bill is displayed in the rose garden of the white house we have met the moment and we have prevailed americans do whatever it takes to find solutions pioneer breakthroughs and harness the energies we need to achieve a total victory we will defeat this horrible enemy we will revive our economy and we will transition into great this. that's a phrase you're going to hear a lot because that's what's going to happen asked if he was declaring mission accomplished the president clarified he was talking abo

made life on the road even more dangerous and in other news and unusual sight in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff goes on trial for the option. thank you for joining us we begin with another grim milestone in the global coronavirus pandemic the death toll from covert 1000 in the united states has now surpassed 80000 the u.s. has by far the worst hit country in the world but president donald trump says america is now on track to defeat the virus speaking at the white house said his administration had now pulled a $1000000000.00 to boost coronavirus testing capabilities. this afternoon i am announcing that my administration is and and we've got this all approved it's all done is sending $1000000000.00 to america's states territories and so this is all been approved we've got it done completed the money is going out this major investment will ensure that america continues to conduct more tests than any country on earth by 4 while the president also claimed the u.s.'s testing capacity is unrivaled saying 9000000 people have been tested for the virus so far and

, the border in the irish republic, the exit strategy is set out in five dated phases, the first onext week, the last one is scheduled for the 10th of august. of course it is conditional on how the virus is controlled there. as well as ministers talking to their counterparts within the uk, they are also in close contact with ministers in the irish republic and there is a degree of co—operation. in the irish republic and there is a degree of co-operation. thank you all very much. last night, the prime minister said those in england who could not work from home should be "actively encouraged to go to work", but how easy will it be for businesses to get up and running whilst also respecting social distancing rules? our economics correspondent andy verity reports. the first design you will see of a return to the old normal — a huge tailback near the blackwall tunnel in east london. the message for people who can't work from home, to return to work, means traffic, especially for those trying to follow the government advised to avoid public transport. advice which, tojudge by this empty co

there are three republics in american history. the founding republic. the middle republic, the reconstruction republic. lincoln is the anchoring figure. then, the progressive era new deal republican roosevelt. that one. when you ask, what is the next constitutional vision, you see ronald reagan aspiring to repeal the new deal republic through transformative supreme court appointments. bruce ackerson was here. he argued that had reagan succeeded in his appointment of robert work, he would have been as great a president as roosevelt and lincoln because he would have been led to a new republic. with one more supreme court appointment, a republican president might achieve the resurrection of the republic. and whether you think it is a good or bad idea, it would be just as transformative as the transformations of washington, lincoln and roosevelt. >> i just wanted to add one quick thing to that. it may help us solve the great mystery. often times, people say, about lincoln, he did not really do anything before he became president. didn't have much of a resum

there are three republics in american history. the founding republic. republic, the reconstruction republic. lincoln is the anchoring figure. then, the new deal republic. that one. when you ask, what is the

of congo, and republic of congo.0,000 others forced from their homes since the civil war broke out in the central african republic, and the government in 2004. signed in junent 2017 against the goverernment ad 13 of the 14 armed factions failed to stop an attack. it involves demobilization. former fighters from the rebel groups along with other ethnic militias that operate in and control large areas where diamonds and gold our mind. while some give up their weapons, many armed groups have not. nearly three years later, some fighters say their expectations have not been met. the government says it is doing everything it can to address those concerns. >> you have thousands of combatants and want them to do other things to be able to work. that is what they are looking for. while they don't have that possibility, they will look for another source of income. that is what this is about. reporter: experts say the violence has the potential to destabilize the entire region. >> you certainly might see refugees leave the coun

madam speaker, in the last 230 years, dating back to the founding of our republic, fewer than 11,000 americans have had the privilege to stand here as a member of congress. to date, it's my honor to welcome mike garcia. battering, a businessman, family man, and first-generation american, mike has shown a different approach to everything. if you ever want a definition of america, look to mike's life. , like ourration fathers, mothers, grandparents, wanted something better for their children so they came to america. mike dreamed at age six that one day, maybe he could become a navy fighter pilot. it would not be easy, so he applied himself and was nominated to the naval academy from this body itself. not only did he excelled, he graduated in the top 3%, becoming a fighter pilot. of us always look to the skies to dream and wonder what it takes to become one. as he became a fighter pilot, his nature -- nation called upon him to defend our freedom. those that we uphold and he raised his hand for the constitution a few short moments ago. he excelled in that because he believes in service.

countries in europe people are required to cover their faces in public spaces like in the czech republic now because a mask sometimes a hard to get by some artists in the checkout atoll of prag have come up with a way to offer a masts to anyone who needs them. the prague spring 2020 comes bearing special blossoms facemasks hanging from a tree in the prague district. events are no longer taking place in the atrium cultural center so the staff here has started connecting people differently not through art and culture but by producing facemasks every day around 50 face masks are hung up on the tree and fence and each person is allowed to take a maximum of 2 masks free of charge. those that i'm up about it because it's free of charge it's just neighborly help on a simple level where the people here help one another one person will bring textiles others will come to sew and some bring finished facemask for other people to pick up the wearing face masks has been made compulsory in the czech republic for more than 4 weeks now and has become a part of everyday life in prague. unlike germany the

bishop: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair lays communications. the honor to ave transmit here with a scanned copy of a letter received from lien, chief elections division, california secretary f state indicating that according to the preliminary results of the special general held may 12, 2020, the honorable mike garcia was representative to congress for the 25th congressional district, state of california. sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the honorable the speaker, house representatives, madam, i have the honor to transmit a ewith a scanned copy of etter received from ms. megan wolf, administer, wisconsin election commission, indicating preliminary result f the election held may 12, 2020, the honorable thomas tiffany was elected for the seventh congressional district, wisconsin. signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from recognition?ek >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gent

foreigners living in the czech republic can only take their hats know their masks off to the us and off like paul weight from england. compared to britain or france or spain or the states has been much stronger. but i think the czechs have played a big part as well. designed to work together to do things like making. and to be genuinely socially responsible yeah as i think really helped. when in prague even john lennon wears a mask now and as he's saying in his song imagine it's easy if you try. and press the how the people practicing their imagination to get through of the crisis and that's it for today's show i thank you for watching and bye bye. africa. and more is the way to save listen endangered species. bills are threatened by environmental destruction. a south african project tries to protect the baby birds money. but there's nothing to stop nature from calling eco africa. 30 minutes on d w. love . were all set. to go beyond beyond the soul that. we're all about the stories that matter to. the book whatever it takes. the running not the tube the book d.w. made for minds. this st

widespread testing is a key part of the republic's strategy.cked, the advice is still to remain home as far as possible. emma vardy, bbc news. frederic yonnet is a jazz musician who toured the world with prince and stevie wonder. now he's playing for audiences closer to home. he's been performing for his neighbours in washington, dc, bringing weekend joy during these troubled times. here's his story. my my name is frederic yonnet, i'm a french harmonica player. i moved to washington, dc, in 2001. i've toured with prince for a few years and stevie wonderfor a few years. for a few years and stevie wonder for a few years. i am trying to make harmonica popular again. we were about to get on the road with the band to do get on the road with the band todoa get on the road with the band to do a tour and some private events around the country when covid—19 hit. the necessity of playing turned into this opportunity to create a space where we could actually respect the rules of covid and still be creative, still practice our music. we've been calling tho

foreigners living in the czech republic can only take their hats know their masks off to this and are like paul weight from england . the way they've managed compared to say britain or france or spain or the states has been strong good guys but i think the czechs have played a big part as well. the desire to work together to do things like making. and to be genuinely socially responsible yeah i was i think really helped. when in prague even john lennon wears a mask now and as he sang in his song imagine it's easy if you try. and press the how the people fragmenting their imagination to get through a crisis and that's it for today's show i thank you for watching and bye bye. the for the night sound. of. the for. the song i. watched for acoustic set nor money. dot com they are calling us about. cars or how sounds determine an. instrument. 30 minutes on d w. africa. and more is the way to save missing dangerous pieces. bills are threatened by environmental destruction. a south african project tries to protect the baby birds lovingly rearing them by hand. but there's nothing to stop natur

(ani)it comes as a further 346 deaths from the republic of ireland. 346 deaths were announced across the uk today, that's in hospitals, care homes and in the community. it takes the official death toll to 31,587. here's our political correspondent ben wright. the balmy bank holiday weather brought people to the parks. in london, police tried to remind them of the rules. while in leeds, the measures on social distancing were also being stretched in the sun. just walking to the car to get the dog's ball, people were walking right close to you on the path, so you had to walk on the road, stay away from them. i think we're getting it to a point where we're finding it difficult being at home, but you can see why it's important to ensure that the lockdown continues for a little while longer. tomorrow, the prime minister will set out a road map for how england might leave the covid lockdown. and today, one of borisjohnson‘s cabinet ministers said the government would proceed with extreme caution. importantly, it is true to say that moving beyond covid will b

so, due to this, a lot of people are probably importing cases from dominican republic next door, whicheverywhere you look, don't you? the hurricane season is supposed to be particularly active this year, and i supposed none of this has stopped the gang violence. i think your hospitals are still dealing with gunshot wounds daily, aren't they? exactly, one hour ago we received four gunshot wounds in our emergency centre, in one of the most violent slums in port—au—prince, and over the last week we've received a couple more as well. this is worrying because not only are we worried about covid—19 itself, we are worried about the continuity of access to healthcare for every pathology, for pregnant women, for gunshot wounds, for asthmatic people. and this is a worry, actually. last week, two hospitals, two prominent hospitals in port—au—prince, the capital city, had to close down because they did not have personal protective equipment for their staff, and they feared infecting their staff or other patients, so they had to close down, limiting even more access to healthcare for the population

i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa.on and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in the future of peace and freedom. clear exit this is bbc news, the latest headlines: marking the 75th anniversary of victory in europe. the queen leads tributes to past sacrifices as the uk remains under lockdown. the uk government is expected to impose a 2—week quarantine on almost everyone entering the uk from the end of the month. spain is slowly starting to open up after one of the tightest lockdowns in europe. people can now leave their homes to exercise outdoors , and smal