will rise police specially in the forces kind of not tauriel not for years they've been associated with all this brutal response this is call them on the special forces but otherwise. they're kind of the party the partners of the interior minister i think have have to have a different. kind of a journalist and people here. it's not like we definitely say that these reports are it's called the kind of king. from this riot police from special forces but not the left certainly from from all departments of the police right if it makes sense so i think it's kind of divided here in the defense. no we get that it's divided i would want to talk about but some of the protesters who've been released today from police custody they say that they've been beaten and tortured what sort of reaction has there been to the stories. there are different reactions of course some people in the 1st place they came out recently in the past basically stuck for their lives and they came out to the streets because of this police brutality many people cry many women they just don't understand why this is happening

the pandemic is only present including at this exhibition at the tauriel depiction of corona virus infection. how does the time feel to you this time is also wearing a mask it's the new black square. or being stuck at home for months gave us time to think about new projects so it was a productive time. many have come not so much to see the art here but to be seen and to socialize. during russia's lockdown leaving the house was only committed an exceptional. aliso yourselves spent this time in his cell and studio creating political art he had no shortage of material. russian police have arrested dozens of people at anti-government rallies alisa says authorities used the lockdown as an excuse to crackdown on the opposition she published news letters discussing this online support the russian government use the krona virus as an opportunity to push through constitutional reforms and cement putin's power. nobody was allowed to protest during the lockdown it was only limited for people to go vote. was. moscow's triumph after louis has dedicated an entire show to the pandemic. one of the least a y

great passion is is tech he loves technology and he loves it so much they did a period in an advert tauriel in the evening standard paid for by a private tech company babylon health which has got contracts from the n.h.s. what he said was which horrified. most doctors was that. g.p. consultations would be now by default. are online so yet another. remote that the doctor wouldn't actually see you the doctor would see you virtually well yes that works for some it works certainly works for everyone under the age of 30. they don't have anything wrong with them. and it certainly might work for for people who just want a prescription for something that is very easy to identify but it does not work as as has dr phil whittaker. distinguish the pay explained in my film it does not work in the consulting room when you want to find out when someone is trying to tell you something but they're not sure of the words they're not perhaps to articulate it's their body language that actually tells you what's wrong with them and and it's and it's the wise doctor who can see his patient all her patient and and

hoist that in or some foreign facts that you know you can understand what's happening for extra torah taurielcard to restriction i mean that in a security laws are very important laws in any country i mean even in the united states i mean there are food systems. for example edward snowden is wanted and of course if he dares to step outside in any country he would have been arrested so i think that national security is as important issue for any country but i think we peeped to what i said in the beginning that beijing after all his years as bill allowing hong kong to enjoy an extremely high level of autonomy suffice it fortitude for it to be ranked very highly international of it i mean that and even in recent weeks i mean. a lot of people can you know zircon can just you know protest. peacefully and i think that. i can understand that this kind of thing i can understand that this kind of worry because look at it for the headlines. a lot of people worry what would happen when hong kong reverted back to beijing so there was a lot of people apply foreign passports and i'm sure that with this ne

tauriel getting his prime minister and his cabinet are resigned in the wake of a deepening economic crisis triggered by the pandemic president theodore obiang says the government hasn't fulfilled its policy objectives it also dissolved the cabinet back in 2018 the japanese ship that plowed into a coral reef off the coast of militia suspicion part spilling oil into the pristine waters earlier japan promised to send specialists to the island to assess the damage from the spill the rishis declared an environmental emergency after what scientists are calling the island's worst ecological disaster or she followed those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com about with more news in half an hour next on jazeera a.j. selects to stay with us. it began as a dream holiday been turned into a public health disaster one o one east investigates how a cruise ship became the source of one of the strain is largest coded 19 outbreaks on al-jazeera. because in the new video from the movie. theater a. lot of the world lot are already late night nor. would anyone really like a whole lot of oil was going o

tauriel waters off its west coast nowhere near turkey. greece greece is foreign ministry today said in response to that turkey's unheard of view that it may threaten neighbors with butlins when they exercise their legal rights runs counter to contemporary political culture and international law and it reminds turkey that it is still bound by article 2 of the un charter which is the commitment that disputes must be resolved peacefully and countries must refrain from threats of violence so greeks are standing by this by the book approach because they're winning by this week they've ratified maritime agreements based on un law with egypt and italy they've managed to get the the european union behind them and lining up sanctions that could be used against turkey next month and they are going to stick to that strategy. that office there bring is the very latest from athens thank you and other news thousands of protesters have rabbits in the rishis to deny nce the government's handling of an oil spill from a japanese ship that ran aground last