the best method to do it with a core concern being the risk of people's personal data being leaked shiela do bensky reports. as part of the on going efforts to keep a lid on the coronavirus pandemic many countries have embrace technology now you may have heard about the new virus tracing app that tests tracks and traces the idea is that you download the app and if you develop symptoms of covert 19 or test positive you let the app know and then it will pass on the information to anyone else who also has the same app sounds 2 like a good idea no but for many the alarm bells are sounding. this system and those is an idea that is deadly for democracy so let's be clear not only is muscle violence not a solution it also constitutes a proven danger to our fundamental freedoms as countries are rushing to develop these apps the big tech companies like google and apple already mapping out the route ahead they're laying out the conditions for building the tools which you countries are due to rollout from next month while huge faith is being placed in contact tracing apps there is little solid eviden

people to die from the virus that's according to another survey by the national statistics agency shiela thoughts as to details from london. has had enough which is why she came here to downing street to protest even though she's 6 months pregnant she had to fight for protective hospital because it just wasn't enough. i'm here today for the doctors nurses and health care workers. tragically and senselessly to pull over more than 200 health care workers have died in britain so far 2 thirds of them were ethnic minorities. here in the united kingdom data has shown that the virus does indeed discriminate even though everybody has access to free health care experts are unsure about the reasons but say they vary from overcrowded housing to preexisting medical conditions what is clear though is that covert 19 revealed longstanding existing inequalities in british society which rings true in this multiethnic neighborhood of brixton one of the colbert hot spots in the capital patients and hospitals across the country a 4 times more likely to die from coronavirus and white ones most people here wh

from them from the horrors of naziism or of peter thanks to the up some from the 1st go to france shiela do bensky is in paris a shallot again public holidays arranged parties plaid military displays rehearsed how is the day being marked further west in europe where you are. well certainly not how many expected as you mentioned there were due to be these large scale parades picnics out in the streets parties on the streets but that hasn't happened what we saw in fact in paris was a very solemn and downplayed ceremony as president mark on and around 20 others all socially distancing stood at the ark to tee off while they watched him really light the flame of the tomb of the unknown soldier that's underneath a very very new to ceremony present michael was also due to be attending that victory day parade in moscow on saturday and again he won't be attending that now either as it's been canceled across france it was pretty much the same small ceremonies being held in some places just the local mayor turning out to a good knowledge that today was happening victory in europe day is meant to be

president chipped in he told people they probably won't be able to travel abroad or even around europe shiela do been sick a correspondent in france and we wonder if we'll ever be able to get away anytime soon. you know there's really nothing quite like a summer holiday colorful cocktails to her and good books to read and of course. it doesn't get much better than that except this year we may be staying put. limits major international travel even during the summer holidays. ok well that's not so bad europe has pretty much everything you'd want from beaches and mountains to historical cities and of course there are plenty of countries to choose from. sorry hold on what do you mean we're not going to be traveling much in europe either. you don't hold people study among europeans depending on how the epidemic evolved so we may have to introduce even more limits right so well as you know france is also a great destination a huge country with so much to explore. critic at the moment we can go further than a 100 kilometers ok paris it is just. festivals concerts and sporting events have all been ca

and concern over how much and how quickly things can start getting back to some kind of normal is shiela do bensky explains. days away from starting to look down and form says government has come in for some heavy criticism growing anxiety over the plans came to a head when the senate rejected that. no one can say if you will have enough masks next week to protect all french people that vote though was largely symbolic as the government has enough support in the national assembly to pass it some look down exit strategy but senators are not the only ones raising concerns. more than 300 mez just from the greater paris region have penned an open letter to the president urging him to delay sending pupils back to school. something must be done it's not a question of stopping everything until september it's not possible but in any case the deadline is unrealistic in terms of may 11th at best we might be able to open something which again won't be the school. so we need time because the situation is different from school to school some municipalities have large numbers of people and it's not po

the hama culture ministry will auction 100 pieces some of which they had back to the 19th century shiela do when he has more details from the french capital. warnings and that the french economy could face it's a recession since the 2nd world war have come to pass meaning that the coded $900.00 crisis has blown a massive hole in the 2nd largest economy this reduced activities may be linked to this is a should normally essential activities since the country adopted district lockdown in mid march and it seems the french are really struggling so much so they're looking for alternative ways to raise extra cash and with little to no money likely to come in from foreign tourism this year the french have turned to raiding the family silver per se france has been here before selling off pieces of national heritage but pulling off so many valuables at once with around $100.00 pieces set to go under the hammer at the same time is reportedly rare and in a country which prides itself on its heritage this really goes against the grain in the past france has been so precious about conserving natural t

during the pandemic or more on this let's go live to paris now in our correspondent charlayne bensky shiela good to see you please update us. well this is a 2. 2 month review that being announced by the french prime minister will look through the whole of france's health care system a health care system that has public hospitals with debts of around. 1000000000 euros and for a long time this is a system that is being creaking we saw way before the pandemic way before hospital services were completely stretched that medical workers were already out on the streets protesting about issues around their working editions and salaries some medics telling me that it just wasn't safe for patients to go to hospitals and this was even before 900 to give you a sense of how much of a pressure there has been on hospitals in france now this new plan is being formulated what would it look at and how will it operate well it's going to include $300.00 stall from across the medical community so from hospitals white way through to retirement stuff who will be advising the government on the issues that need to

the number of covert patients requiring intensive care has what do you think if a country of late shiela deepens here in paris explains what new freedoms that await the french. positive signs of progress said the french prime minister it with felipe as he announced the next phase of the de confinement plans before all of us who was at the zoo. during the 2nd phase to insist on this element which is important freedom will finally become the rule of the band will be the exception so what will change for this next phase will 1st of all the 100 kilometer that's around 60 mile limit for which people can travel from their homes will be scrapped so people will be able to travel all around france however the borders with other european countries will for the moment remain closed we know the boss restaurants and cafes and parks will also be opening across the country and cultural and sporting events will progress if we start to take place so for the next weekend c n n c it is will be able to open and by the end of june sporting events should be able to also take place in the city of bordeaux ther