mps but not just the tories, groundswell of opinion from tory mps but notjust the tories, that groundswellnot just the tories, that we need to rethink our position and relationship with china, make it more transactional and make it clear to them that we will not let them do what they want in areas like hong kong where britain has historic responsibility stop away from the relationship we will go into something a bit more complicated and impenetrable which is the idea of quarantine for air travellers which lam not quarantine for air travellers which i am not quite sure anyone really understands how this may work. caroline, the daily telegraph says quarantine will not work and the home office agrees. that is due to come into force on monday, what will happen? i hesitate to use the word u—turn ina happen? i hesitate to use the word u—turn in a dismissive term because i always see it as a good sign when people are prepared to change their mind in the face of new evidence. but this is yet another government mandate that seems to interned around ona mandate that seems to interned around on a coi

if it is a divorce they can get that sewn up within a few months but the backlash to this from some tory backbenchers, are concerned about the timing of this. they will vote on it on monday and it could come into force injuly but tory backbenchers are saying that marriages are under a lot of pressure thanks to coronavirus and the crisis that we have been going through and it is actually the best time to bring this into their concern is that we lead to a spate of people getting divorced who may regret it later on and rather than reducing it down to six months, i think people are suggesting that a period of nine months. interesting. is it better for people to have the freedom to divorce quickly after three months they spend in lockdown is like 30 years? was better to invest that time in the counselling services which may make them think they do not have to live the rest of their lives lockdown. and. they do not have to live the rest of their lives lockdown. andi they do not have to live the rest of their lives lockdown. and. i think this is a good question, i cannot speakfrom this is a goo

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he still very much under pressure over his handling of the tory donors property development.t senior officials begged jenrick to block this £1 million property deal, which is backed by the tory donor richie desmond. jenrick overruled objections to book it through —— pushit objections to book it through —— push it through. i think it's very difficult forjenrick, this pressure on him. i think it would be interesting to see... borisjohnson has so far very much back to him, but if the pressure keeps up, how long can he stay in post?” but if the pressure keeps up, how long can he stay in post? i must say that we've had a government response, government officials saying an obvious a story that there was a thorough decision—making process. the question of bias, the secretary of state read the report and took advice from officials throughout the process. so that's what they're saying in response. but john, matt want to was saying —— sian was saying there is sustained pressure on robertjenrick. how do you view his position at the moment? first of all, externally grateful that you went

robertjenrick, still has questions to answer after new documents reveal his close relationship with a tory donor, whose £1 billion housing scheme he approved against the advice of his own officials. footage shows a police car being vandalised in brixton in south london amid violent clashes with police last night. around 2,000 management jobs are being cut at royal mail, the delivery service hopes to save £130 million in staffing costs next year. calls for the governement to do more to tackle over—eating as new research finds morbidly obese patients are twice as likely to die from covid—19 than those who are not overweight. warnings over safety on what's set to be the hottest day of the year. uv rays could reach record levels. hello, good morning and welcome to bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh and you can contact me on twitter about any of our stories @annita—mcveigh. a group 01:14 scientists and academics has criticised the decision to roll out mass covid—19 antibody testing in england. in a letter to the british medicaljournal, they say the tests — which establish whether someone has been inf

marcus rashford has shown more moral leadership in tackling poverty in a matter of days than this toryecade of cuts. but, as he says, people are struggling all year round and more needs to be done. the snp wa nt and more needs to be done. the snp wantan and more needs to be done. the snp want an extra £20 a week added to the child element of universal credit. the response from the prime minister. this government has done everything we possibly can so far, to help families in need, to make sure that nobody is penalised for doing the right thing. there are significant questions facing the government in the next few weeks. how to get schools back in england, whether to relax the two metre rule, whether to relax the two metre rule, whether the guidance for people who had been shielding for months now can be changed. none of the answers are easy. but some of these concerns that, after some high—profile u—turns, the government just that, after some high—profile u—turns, the governmentjust isn't on top of this crisis. the government ‘s decisions are under more scrutiny than ever. 0ur assistan

but the scottish tory leader warned about the crisis facing tourism, quoting a hotel chief executive.nd and going to other countries. england and ireland are ahead of us. we need to put the message out right now that scotland is open for tourists. does the first minister not see that leaving all this to a possible reopening onjuly 15 is too little, too late? and the greens asked for a job guarantee scheme. first minister, half of working scots are concerned about losing their jobs. thousands already have. and with the tourist season shrinking, pubs and many shops still closed, new employment opportunities are scarce. alison johnstone. now, the two metre social distancing rule may be about to be scrapped in england, but in other parts of the uk, it's still very much in place. wales‘s first minister gave an update to a virtual meeting of the senedd. in wales, the message remains, "stay two metres apart." that is the safe way to behave. the science we have seen and the science from sage says that if you half the distance, the risk increases somewhere between two and five times greater th

to repress holding this government to account i don't rule out what that would require a change of tory leader. i certainly can see there being an internal challenge to boris johnson in a way that was unimaginable last december so many things are still to play for in this situation to start his job right now is to let it roll to be blunt and only when the pandemic comes towards a close and epidemiologists tell me that will be by late this year early next year come what may then. he will have to lay out his real school and people will lead to know where he sense but right now he doesn't need to do that too but when he does need to do that when he has the layout install what he says approach going to be on the hot potato or for the imagination to come up with policies from the host pandemic on the economy which are going to be fundamental the success of the next election. everything that we know of is being put on hold except apparently rexx it where the transition period is not going to be extended i'm still not entirely convinced that that is true i think that there will come a point wh

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one tory mps said the shake—up was in order to break up decision—making. more direct control coming out of frustration after a reactive meaning —— reawakening are very tough full—time. reactive meaning —— reawakening are very tough full-time. this is a general problem prime ministers have. they announce things, pull levers and they don't happen. and thatis levers and they don't happen. and that is a challenge for prime ministers like david cameron and tony blair who had quite a grip on detail will only boris johnson who i think even his allies will concede is not really a details man. they brought in a serious civil servant, a heavy weight there, so their hope will be in bolstering this intermission, this new committee will allow downing street to get a grip. there is a big question about whether or not downing street is built to do this kind of thing and to accommodate a prime minister with the executive style that boris johnson has. let's move on to talk about the guardian. the front page, you caved first at that which is 50,000 which is but graham. and

the daily mail reports that a uk government minister has admitted he knew he was saving a tory partylions of pounds — in approving a £1 billion property scheme, saying all the rules were followed. and the daily mirror says england and manchester united footballer, marcus rashford has vowed to fight on after borisjohnson refused his plea to give 200,000 vulnerable children free school meals this summer. so let's begin. had can't see you at all, so... did you go out shopping after the lockdown was eased on nonessential shops today? a lot of the front pages here are focused on that including the metro.|j pages here are focused on that including the metro. i did not because i am an ancient bird and probably never go out again the way lam probably never go out again the way i am feeling. but actually i think it was a great great start to the economy, let's hope opening up, doing well, making money again. i think all the people who said nobody would go don't understand women and shopping at all. a lot of men pictured here as well actually! of course, i worry slightly about the social—dista

switches that i could look decent sure want to know but i would say the tory. redeeming the results are both to. look at nearly as though she slips towards them only mentions the nights. away like a question of any political status although the store bustling is a little doing the people who are going to go last year there was was quite there was a sheet on the way on the wall to. somebody over in the new on the space business and. suggests that there is. no more do the double image used to call themselves peter sure would you. use a lot on me. to use the order to continue being the sole and make sure you know when to eastern him was going through his of gold in nutrients version. nuclear become a battleground in the us. people of demanding the shut down of a local plant from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporat

people happy to get the equipment but no tory to see otherwise. the government sees these organisationally stayed off. base out of the rides this speech it wasn't just the streets it is this past sunday august and it's time i come for a security forces. sister started a program to a month ago i lease a dozen people hugging the rest it across the country. despite their raised who want is reached out to disadvantaged communities almost every day. 300000 keats have been donated in over 15 community so far. because they come up to on a senior member of the team says they are not backing down. we have work records in your despite all the office and we'll continue and that was the point somebody might address that point you'll see that i was arrested him we have a young mind of this your retarded boy out to be i'm not going back to the wall and i don't want you know one day i'm a wilcox because the need is enormous and we need to do our best so there is no way to stop it. congress interior minister who bondo ghana's isham was not about billable on our r

he's done way more than any other tory chancellor in terms of spending.i thought he looked a little peaked myself. the chancellor always rooting for southhampton, it seemed like he had an observation of liverpool with that city loss. stories will be out here in a moment, but we revert back to maine, with gerard cassidy. lost connection with him because he was on a boat out in portland harbor, and he's now come closer to shore. we will talk to him about the business as hand -- at hand. i thought of you yesterday and i look at the stress test, particularly the re-stressing in the third and fourth quarter. what's the need for combinations in american banking? gerard: i think what you are going to see is that re-stressing is going to be challenging for all of the banks. but you bring up an interesting observation about the combinations. i think what you are going to find, if you are in the camp that the u.s. economy is going to recover in the second half of the year, though stress tests that the fed will force everyone to do again will not come again. the rea

mps pushing really ha rd quite a few tory mps pushing really hard internally, this to metre rule isty and tourism across the country. it has to be reviewed by the time bars reopen otherwise it is not economical for them to do so. when it comes to pubs, it reduces the occupancy to maybe 10% of what they were before. they cannot make any money at that rate. dropping it to one metre means those bars and restaurants can suddenly hit about 70% occupancy rate. at that level, they might just be able to make a profit. it is back to health versus the economy. is it right to keep two metres or can we just about have this control to drop to one metre and start spending in pubs and restaurants again?m to one metre and start spending in pubs and restaurants again? it will be interesting to see what happens on this one. government saying they will review it and we will hear july. at the hospital sector would like to know by tuesday because they are important decisions. the daily mail, different angle on covid, talking about closed schools leading to an obesity crisis. they are worried that pupils

this is a tory prime minister who is all about individual liberty, but apparently he is talking aboutt study come around again and again and nothing ever happens. and his party, a huge pa rt of ever happens. and his party, a huge part of his party are opposed to the sugar tax on sugary fizzy drinks, yet he is talking about having family health eating plans, and yes, all the way up to surgery, including gastric band surgery. it is really intriguing as to what will happen here and what the thinking is because it seems not a natural fit for a libertarian tory prime minister, but there is clearly something going on there so it will be interesting to see how it plays out in the weeks and months to come. and, do you think this every time for a renewed against obesity? because we know there is a link between that and coronavirus. there isa between that and coronavirus. there is a very worrying story on the inside pages of the sunday times about how many schoolchildren have become obese during lockdown. because they have not been running around in the playground and because they have been set

is growing as is the attention of the general public to crimes against women and the cries studio tori to do more to protect him and listen with impunity . demonstrators are filled a park outside police headquarters in the u.s. city of aurora colorado now they're protesting. pardon me against the death of a larger mclane a black man who died in police custody last year colorado's governor has promised to reexamine the case but claims death is one of many being renewed attention following the death of george florid last words the last state in the u.s. to still feature the confederate battle emblem all its flag has taken steps towards removing it the state senate of mississippi passed a resolution that allows a fly which many of us racist to be changed republican governor tate reeves says he will sign any bill to remove it new designs would then be voted on in the november elections lester spence is a professor of political science and africana studies at johns hopkins university he says the black lives matter movement has created momentum for more political change. when i talk about vi

a lot of the tory party andindeed for 1h days. up to work out why this quarantine is being imposed now including from the government's senior scientist. yes, so the government's scientists, there are some questioning it, and others are trying to be a bit more dip a medic. he had a press comes today with borisjohnson he had a press comes today with boris johnson and you he had a press comes today with borisjohnson and you had the chief scientific officer and when he was discussing this, he was going into specifics, i understand that this was not the direct suggestion at least recently... although the government is saying it is being led by the scientific advice, there are questions as to whether this is actually so significant going to be effective. 0ne actually so significant going to be effective. one of the points made today was actually where this might be effective or where it is likely to be effective even is in terms of high infection countries coming and visiting the uk. having the two week quarantine which is pretty much a

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but deep tory a crowd favourite did not chop a victory in the day.ing and the rebel stakes. he said afterwards if he just needed a couple of italian espressos to gmr. each one of the jockeys that really draws on the crowd atmosphere and clearly that it isn't one here today. although they are only a few people here to see it he did give his trademark flying dismount which would have delighted the people watching from home. there was a trouble for jockeyjim crowley today. a brilliant day one for him. it will be a surreal week here. but there will be no forgetting this royal ascot. what a day forjim crowley two. thank you. it's notjust royal ascot. the pandemic will continue to change the way most sports look as they return. this time tomorrow, the premier league will finally be back, aston villa against sheffield united will already be under way, albeit with no fans in the stadium. and that of course won't be the only thing that's different when it resumes. our reporterjoe lynskey joins me now. the wait is nearly over. it's worth reminding ourselves as

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tory mps just think borisjohnson unnecessarily got himself into completely the wrong place in termsnt has already agreed to provide free school meals over the easter holiday and the may holiday, why on earth did the government seem to be positioning itself to die in a ditch with regard to the summer holidays? the position of many tory mps is that no 10 are in a bit of a bunker mode and they need to listen more to backbenchers, who get feedback from constituents and can see issues and constituency problems and bad headlines emerging perhaps before no 10 does. i don't think we're anywhere near a revolt or rebellion, but i think there is genuine apprehension. 0ver but i think there is genuine apprehension. over the two—metre rule in particular, i think there is a lot of disquiet that this seems to be dragging on and on, with no clear decision in sight and i think there isa decision in sight and i think there is a view that tory mps want boris johnson to listen more to their views and to take on board their concerns. norman smith, thank you very much for that. scotland's first minister

corporate seller one of the origin points of purchase of the tory funding on a more purchased the tory democratic base is to shape public decisions and direct public spending toward equally distributed public education public health affordable housing towards kennedy-based organization towards alternative first responders to avoid a solidarity and cooperatives commit to trust in a way for mullah tourist and racial police -- in other words hand-in-hand to defund the police has long been a call to fund black communities to create a more just and equitable order. there's so much more to say about all of this but i will stop there. >> yes, there is. i thank you for pointing out a couple of things. you are going to give some examples from chicago and the defense movement and the abolition movement but i very much appreciate you emphasized in that abolition is only partly about defunding and redistributing resources but building up lack communities and that is at the heart of that and really very important. we are going to turn to that. we are going to turn to some of the interplay between r

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still ahead costa rica is on the road to reopening to tory's why. keeping coronavirus infections down. takes a hit because of border closures we'll take a look at how samas that working around shortages. started to see that thundery break down and talk about for the weather across western europe now loss of showers rolling in from the atlantic that will introduce some fresh breaking the hate and the systems make their way further bump into this area of high pressure so i think we're still going to see quite a few showers across central and eastern parts over the next couple days as a fresher weather across the northwest london down to around 20 degrees celsius just a few days ago calls got 33.3 a london so that's quite a change for the notice because all in most of a fresh that it will comfortable for sleeping at night question showers further north northern england pushing up into scotland across holland as well let me go some wet weather now starting to push its way into central parts of europe still hanging on to the heat in those central areas 3

still ahead on al-jazeera costa rica is on the road to reopening to tory's why it's seen as a success story in keeping coronavirus infections down. in turkey takes ahead we'll take a look at our farmers are working around labor shortages. hello there's been a shift in emphasis of where the wettest weather is and has been in the last few days in southeast asia you might get a clue from these from sea the satellite picture gives it away that's where the heaviest rain is more or less from southern vietnam across to the northern philippines now south of that there are certainly a few showers a scattering but it really does look a lot druther to just 3 or 4 days ago and that includes peninsula malaysia where for example kuala lumpur has been unusually wet well monday is dry in the forecast the thunderstorms do come back on she said wednesday admittedly you can't i mean dry all the time but if you're anywhere else in the chances are pretty low they're going to get a thunderstorm that includes jakarta and delhi for example but it's just down to australia at least this looks right of the seas

saying that some disruption is needed to bring more attention to what is happening and pressure out tory these. protesters scuffled with the police when they tried to tag the walls of this military barracks. many your furious after 7 soldiers confessed on thursday of the rape of a 13 year old indigenous child congress passed a new law allowing for life sentences in cases of rape against minors which many here consider useless when few of those responsible are punished at all. it's ridiculous that the state focuses on this kind of action when we have 85 percent impunity in sexual violence cases it's evident they don't understand where the problem lies is just a band-aid over an open window and. the women's right movement is relatively new in colombia but it's growing as is the attention of the general public to crimes against women in the cries studio torie keyes to do more to protect him and listen to them. when the president of honduras says the outbreak there is growing more complicated when orlando hernandez spoke from hospital where he's being treated for the virus. it is good as it

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a study shows the tories were more popular with low income voters at the last election the labor. professes to join because this explains why . the un designates the disputed cheney goes on and as mauritian territory off to the british government this is a deadline to control we hear from an activist. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront do you shouldn't let it be an arms race is on offer and skeery dramatic development is only going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to give us the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you there. welcome back a study has revealed that boris johnson's conservative party is more popular among voters from low income backgrounds the joseph rowntree foundation found that during the 2019 general election the tory party had a 15 point lead over labor among low income voters the tories were also ahead among high income voters but by a smaller margin 40 perce

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switches that i could look to shore into what i would see the tory. redeeming rewritable to. all the english mentions downloads. away like a question of any city sold out the store thus it is a little doing the people who are in. there was was quite there was a sheet on all the way in the world to. stay over in the new all the space business in the us suggests that there is. no more do the problem is just your call themselves peter sure would you. please a lot of people to use go into its own business so on make sure you know where you traced and him has no use for his and call and make trips regime. the stories that shaped the way karen are finally holds its delayed world war 2 victory parade marking the 75th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany. and on the racism resolution by the un human rights council sparked anger from washington . and also from n.g.o.s for affectively failing to make. the problem and russia begins focusing on constitutional reform. making people cast their ballots online q. to coronavirus concert. hello there.

the daily mail reports that a government minister has admitted he knew he was saving a tory party donor millions of pounds — in approving a one billion pound property scheme — saying all the rules were followed. the financial times says borisjohnson has set an end—of—july deadline for sealing a uk—eu trade deal, amid growing optimism in london and brussels that a post—brexit agreement might be possible. that's also reflected in the daily express, which says eu leaders have indicated that they will drop their hardline demands. the metro says mile—long queues formed as shops across england reopened today — following three months of lockdown — it's after government pleas for shoppers to help put the economy back on track. the daily telegraph carries an interview with former tory party leader, william hague, who says the coronavirus lockdown has been a "disaster" for our society that will cause "economic catastrophe" for hundred of thousands of people. the times carries a study finding two million children have done little or no schoolwork at home during lockdown, and a separate study findi

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many tory mps ta ke going to be in weeks. the dave mr johnson has simply got to make a decision. it is a question of judgment and he needs to make the call sooner rather than later because of the potential impact on the economy and particularly on the hospitality sector. —— at the end of the day. there is disquiet at the lack of umph and clear planning in terms of getting schools back. we seem to be in the slight limbo where nothing is really changing. individual schools are being encouraged to get pupils back but we know that they need more classroom space and unless the government is going to provide more classroom space they are simply not going to be able to get children back. there isa be able to get children back. there is a slight sense that this, as an issue, has not been gripped, and the fear is that you limp towards september and you're really not much further forward. so i september and you're really not much furtherforward. so i think there is a general sense of nervousness that borisjohnson a general sense of ner

tory mps are putting forward a bill about war memorials and they're urging the government to supportng the government to be tougher on protesters who are engaging in that sort of behaviour. but i think the real conversation that we should be having today is probably about the protests yesterday, we saw far right groups organise in london. they were supposed to be counter demonstrations, but actually very wisely the black lives matter protest organisers had called off their demonstration. so there was nothing to counter and it looked like even at around lunchtime, so the start of the day, this is not after eight hours of being kettled by police. already the violence had started. it did seem as if quite a substantial number of people went there to express nationalism, to drink alcohol, to cause violence, to attack the police. those were really shocking scenes. we saw some videos on social media seeing that and that was early in the day, about 1pm. so i think that was very worrying and the prime minister did actually call that out as racist. he said racism has no place here and he was e

she highlighted the plight of her fellow tory mp, robert halfon.ere today, but his doctor has advised him that he must not, for his own health. so the idea that we decide today to disenfranchise him completely seems absurd. we can work from home. we should work from home. because that is the right thing to do — notjust for parliament, but it's the right thing to do for our families, for our colleagues, and for our constituents. covid has too often been described as a great leveller in that anyone could catch it — we saw that from our right honourable friend, the prime minister — but the unequal impact is on older people, men, those from bame backgrounds, those with underlying health conditions. they now have a very stark choice — stay at home and play no part in proceedings, losing your right to cast your vote on legislation, or come here and expose yourself and your family to a greater risk. well, at the end of all that, it was time to test out the new socially distanced voting system. the queue started outside the building in the sunshine of pa r

could be the only mechanism julian says christiane will no doubt win support from some disgruntled tory voters however he is far from the socialist dream of the grassroots labor supporters i see another tony blair on the horizon and finally maybe says is england on the whole socialist i'm not so sure labor might be heading for the same old dance again not left enough for scotland i'm not bright enough for england time will tell. on the top of the $22000.00 the darling canes lost a son to a shooting incident at the hands of the baltimore police after officers were called to an alleged domestic dispute the meetings turned her grief into a campaign for justice and with other mothers found mallos on the move took the initiative on the campaign all the way to the gates of the a-bomb a white house darling joins me from baltimore darling came out how did the death so for jobs floyd affect the community in baltimore and how did it impact on you personally one baltimore paper outwait because we too have a problem with police brutality and our city and accountability it affected me deeply because

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smith. —— former tory iain duncan smith. —— former tory leader.the things we need to do to support the public services so getting the balance right is important. and also, schooling, by the way, if we'd had a one or one—and—a—half, one—metre rule for schools, it would have been much easier for them to have open. so it is the critical opponent around which everything coming out of lockdown hinges, is this two—metre rule. is your sense that things will shift on this to me to roll in the coming months, is to be critically dependent on the number of infections coming down and we are just waiting for that?” infections coming down and we are just waiting for that? i think it is. if the infection rate does come down markedly and in the test and try scheme which we will get the indication really an a whether it is working this afternoon when they health secretary publishes the first set of figures so we can get our head around about how many people are actually being priced, when those two components are in place, i think the likelihood is the rules will

the community to be in charge of policing that community but the system that's more accountable so tory booker and i were together i admire the heck out of tim scott one of the most decent people i have ever met the country is lucky. the bottom line and everything else doesn't matter. and those 242. the qualified immunity is the official doctrine developed over time relating to the 1930s or 1983 that allows people to sue those entities for a visa for us. there is nothing in the statute about the objective standard ever recently produced and officer acting accordingly. so justice thomas is pretty conservative. immunity but did deny that certiorari to explain of this concept is exploded beyond the common law and analysis. and if you present to me qualifiedcuis immunity of that legislative proposal police officers need not worry about losing their house and to act in good faith. and the police department time and time again to do the things that is necessary and to be subject and accountable like any other business. there is common ground to be liable under 1983 but i have had democrats su

it's growing as is the attention of the general public to crimes against women and the cries studio torie to do more to protect and listen to. the president of honduras says the outbreak is growing more complicated one all under her members spoke from his hospital bed where he's receiving treatment for the virus. is. the situation is obviously getting more complicated every day it is more saturated important resources are needed in unity lies strength this is a war between life and death in which we can only win if we manage to maximize the precautionary measures. after months of restrictions costa rica is preparing to reopen to international tourist widespread testing is set apart from other latin american nations which is struggling to contain coronavirus now a republic has more. a massive coronavirus testing campaign is underway in. district it's a response to a recent spike in infections in this part of the country but it's important to know you don't have the virus and to prevent more infections i think there are a lot of people that are infecting others and darned realize that i thi

ecuador and petrou they're trying to make their way back about the problem is that the venezuelan now tory peace in the past 10 days have reduced the number of people that they allowed back in on a daily basis from roughly 800 a day we're now down at times to just 80 and that is creating bottlenecks then along the way and this is one of the consequences of that people using plastic bags as are sleeping here without running water without any kind of services they are depending on the goodwill local people here foundations nongovernmental organizations that have been bringing food and so on some of them even have bus tickets to reach the border city. but that's where colombia now tory does have been because of the huge crowds at the border town and they're trying to stop people along the way is a very complicated situation that is getting worse by the day migration out $3.00 to 0 in colombia say that at least $72000.00. gone back home since the beginning of the fund and that's because they have lost their jobs here they haven't been able to pay rent in many cases they've been kicked out onto