the bbc‘s rhodri davies went to meet her.ali boxer ramla ali didn't think her road to the olympics would lead here. she should be competing in qualifiers this month, but the coronavirus lockdown means she's only practising from home, and having just finished a training camp in the caribbean cayman islands, she found out that the games were postponed. i understand completely why the decision was made, you know, to protect the safety of the athletes. 100% the right decision to be made, but, you know, it doesn't stop the fight,

rhodri davies, bbc news.cted as a toddler. the disappearance of two—year—old mao yin in 1988 became one of china's most notorious child abduction cases, in part because his parents refused to give up looking for him. rich preston has the story. this was the moment mao yin's parents were able to hug their son for the first time in 32 years. mao yin was just two years old when he was taken in shanxi province in north—west china. thousands of children go missing in china every year, but his parents never gave up hope. his mother, li, devoted her life to finding her son, giving up herjob, crossing the country handing out flyers and joining teams of volunteers investigating other abduction cases. in her search for her own son, she helped 29 other families find their missing children. then, earlier this year, police got a tip—off about a man in southwest china and a suspicious adoption in the late ‘80s. it led them to a man named mrgu. they used facial recognition technology and dna testing to confirm that mr gu wa

the bbc‘s rhodri davies went to meet her.d be competing in qualifiers this month, but the coronavirus lockdown means she's only practising from home, and having just finished a training camp in the caribbean cayman islands, she found out that the games were postponed. i understand completely why the decision was made, you know, to protect the safety of the athletes. 100% the right decision to be made, but, you know, it doesn't stop the fact that it's quite heartbreaking. last year, ramla ali became africans own featherweight champion and she was aiming to be the first boxer to represent somalia at the olympics in tokyo this summer. but now there are no boxing bags, no dumbbells, no athletics track. ramla does altitude cycling from the elevation of her balcony. she continues with two sessions a day but with crucial changes. the main difference between pre—lockdown training and lockdown training is missing out on that sparring, which is key in boxing. yet ramla aims to stay in peak condition, so she can start fighting just six

the bbc‘s rhodri davies went to meet her.would lead here. she should be competing in qualifiers this month, but the coronavirus lockdown means she's only practising from home, and having just finished a training camp in the caribbean cayman islands, she found out that the games were postponed. i understand completely why the decision was made, you know, to protect the safety of the athletes. 100% the right decision to be made, but, you know, it doesn't stop the fight, it's quite heartbreaking. last year, ramla ali became africans own featherweight champion and she was aiming to be the first boxer to represent somalia at the olympics in tokyo this summer. but now there are no boxing bags, no dumbbells, no athletics track. ramla does altitude cycling from the elevation of her balcony. she continues with two sessions a day, but with crucial changes. the main difference between pre—lockdown training and lockdown training is missing out on that sparring, which is key in boxing. yet ramla aims to stay in peak condition, so she can

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c b n's license has expired president rhodri could turkey as regularly criticised the network opposition groups accuse him of targeting independent media. south korea is restarting its professional sports league as the corona virus infection rate slows down the government is allowing outdoor sport starting with the hugely popular baseball need but fans cannot attend. those headlines got more news here on al-jazeera right after the street africa. throughout history of humankind has come together in our darkest moments this is a moment to work pretty much the opposite where retreat from the world could actually save every generation has its moment. as ours. climb up into the 1600. instead of the new we could sense the bullet the brain of virus athletes and just missiles pleasant even care about 90 but question. in just a moment as cool as we care about were used in government news as well aids and the cheap. and jumping the commits which no points if you. want to reinstate you. how are you i med and and i me editor of are you on watch which is a bilingual publication ogust real from the us

. >> if i could just punctuate the governor's point since we announced last sunday rhodri wired to test a week for nursing home staff reports with commercial staff by lap or in quest to get additional capacity in the state thousand tests per day to be dedicated just to nursing home staff. that's 200,000 tests a week that we have now secured that will be dedicated to going to the nursing home issue. we understand everyone would like to -- we can't and there's not the capacity for that which is why they will have to go to the drive-thru and if they can accommodate the standard on their own work with us through the capacity that we have now reserved for commercial labs. >> there are 300 labs that operate in this state. wadsworth, we are proud of but there are 300 labs and we need all 300 labs operational to meet this volume are the only way you get the volume of this kind is all those labs are at maximum capacity. no one lab comes anywhere near that even with all 300 labs working and doing seven days a week. you are still not at the level you need and those 300 labs will say they will have