government says restaurants and bars may reopen on june 1st but owners say that's too far away in tuscany restaurateurs are giving up their keys in protest with an effect. this is only a small part of the keys collected. we're very concerned about our survival our employees and our supply chain. half of all bars cafes and restaurants could go bankrupt they the everyday help without money is half an illness tonight we'll turn on the lights to illuminate the situation for our employees who are still without a redundancy fund. we call for help for rents and bills we're living with uncertainty. more than 75000 restaurants are united in protest. i would like to reopen safely while offering customers a quality service the pleasure of being together and enjoying the food said. the pizza ovens are serving takeaway for now but the restaurants hope to be serving customers in-house as soon as possible. the restaurants and shops also closed in pakistan because of the corona virus outbreak that's coincided with the muslim holy month of ramadan the fasting but also a time for a big feasts after the sun

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and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one. throughout our series, we've been hearing from chris morris and the reality check team who have been myth busting some of the big stories, treatments and cures you may have heard about covid—i9. we are all going to be in this for the long haul and separating fact from fiction is really important. so here are some myths you should be aware of. number one. lemonjuice protects you from covid—i9. there have been plenty of claims about things you should eat or drink to thwart coronavirus. and the lemonjuice myth just won't go away. it started with a viral social media post containing advice from a fake chinese scientist. to be clear, lemonjuice is obviously not bad view, in fact, all fruit and vegetables are essential while nearly all of us have to stay at home. they can help keep you healthy. but they don't stop you getting a virus like this. myth number two. mosquito bites can infect you with the virus. we know you can get diseases from mosquito bites but there is no evidence at all that

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.es are changing fast. we're headed to cape town now, an unprecedented truce has broken out between rival gangs in the townships around the city. south africa is trying to control the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted their turf wars and turned the delivery networks usually used for drugs trafficking, to get foods into poor households instead. andrew harding, the bbc‘s africa correspondent, reports. these are some of the most dangerous streets in south africa and the world for communities, fought over relentlessly by rival drugs gangs. —— and the world — poor communities fight. but today a virus and nationwide lockdown, many have achieved what the police and the army failed to do. this is the american gang's turf. most of these men have been injail, some are killers. but today, instead of selling drugs and robbing people, they are bagging up food supplies for hungry families. i got a phone call from different gang leaders saying we've never asked you for anything but i tho

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we are well-positioned geographically to get to fires quickly, whether in sardinia,, tuscany, france,, or portugal. >> in terms of europe, we know that the nt fraud office is investigating several casases where they say e.u. f funding hs been misattribututed. here in corsica we have heard that this has been put down two anomalies. what is the situation? >> we have to say clearly that all of corsica, particularly farmers, make an honest living from their work. if there are errors or abubusesn the fringes, those have to be punished. the most important thing is to have clear and simple rules. but also take into account thehe specifics that come with being an island. >> i understand you are persrsonally intererested in creating an alliance with other islands in the european union.. for r example cyprus and malta. you all have being an island in common, but surely different interests otherwise? >> not really. i think it's important that the islands, particularly the ones in the mediterranean, try to speak with one voice as much as possible. with things like transport taxes, sustainable tou

in indonesia, they are handing them out stop the italian region of tuscany, it is getting up deliveriesitudes are changing fast. head to cape town where an unprecedented truce has broken out. as south africa tries to contain the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted is that turf was interned turned their delivery networks, usually use for drug trafficking to get food to poor households instead. these are some of the most dangerous streets in south africa and the world. poor communities fought over relentlessly by rival gangs. today, a virus and a nationwide lockdown may have achieved what the police and the army have failed to do. this is the america gang turf. most of these men have been injail america gang turf. most of these men have been in jail and america gang turf. most of these men have been injail and some are killers. today they are backing up supplies for hungry families.” killers. today they are backing up supplies for hungry families. i got a phone call from two different gang leaders asking for help. if they are struggling, the rest of the community will be in se

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.here an unprecedented truce has broken out between rival gangs in the townships around the city. south africa is trying to control the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted their turf wars and turned the delivery networks usually used for drugs trafficking, to get foods into poor households instead. andrew harding, the bbc‘s africa correspondent, reports. these are some of the most dangerous streets in south africa and the world. poor communities fought over relentlessly by rival drugs gangs. but today a virus and nationwide lockdown, many have achieved what the police and the army failed to do. this is the american gang. most of these men have been injail, some are killers. but today, instead of selling drugs and robbing people, they are backing up food supplies for hungry families. i got a phone call from different gang leaders saying we've never asked you for anything but i thought, hey, if these guys are starving, they are at the top of the food chain, the rest of the com

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.. in gaza, the ministry of health says it has run out of coronavirus test kits. over in the west bank there are similar concerns but some communities feel their way of life may offer protection. in the jordan valley they know all about isolation. these in towns and cities of the west bank, thanks to the virus, the distance seems even greater. translation: because of the coronavirus we have been asked to stay away from centres, not joint gatherings stop this is what scares us. this is why bed when lifestyle is better than in the city. chances may be reduced but like in so many other places, the economic impact is profound. these are very farmers. they have no markets and no customers. translation: the markets for go get entries are close. we cannot sell anything and we have a lot in stock. jericho is on lockdown and we cannot reach any other city to sell our products. and are ready to get health system struggles to cope. treatment is almost impossible if you cannot test for the virus fi

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.shukman, bbc news. across the us there have been more than 400,000 cases of coronavirus with more than 14,000 deaths. no official statistics demonstrating the demographic of the figures but it does seem the virus is infecting black americans at a disproportionate rate. coronavirus is totally indiscriminate in who it infects, but in the us it's highly discriminatory in who it's killing. at this intensive care unit in new york city nearly every patient is black. stephan flores is an emergency room doctor in the city. the people we are seeing most are african americans, are latinos, black and brown people who come from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. these are the patients that are coming into my emergency room that i am taking care of, people who really need to be admitted, who we are seeing in icu and critically ill. this is also a story about inequality. the black community tends to be poorer and suffers from much higher rates of diabetes, obesity, heart disease and hypertension. the

in the italian region of tuscany, they are scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear oneof health says it has run out of testing kits. there are growing fears about the damage the virus could do if it was allowed to spread in the region. on the west ba n k spread in the region. on the west bank similar concerns but some communities feel their way of life may offer protection. in the jordan valley, of life may offer protection. in thejordan valley, they know all about social isolation. these nomadic bedouin herders already live apart from the towns and cities of the west bank. but now, thanks to the virus, that distance seems even greater. translation: because of the coronavirus we have been asked to stay away from cities, notjoint asked to stay away from cities, not joint gatherings are asked to stay away from cities, notjoint gatherings are not working in israel. this is what scares us working in israel. this is what scares us but this is why bedouin lifestyle is better than the cities. the chances of them falling ill may be reduced but like in so many other places, the

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.s. in russia, as in many other countries were a shutdown is in place, entertaining venues are the first to be shot. —— to be shot. for the dancers of one's of russia's oldest theatres — in st petersburg — the show has been going on. 0ur correspondent steve rosenberg reports. russians love ballet and the mikhailovsky is one of the country's top troupes. they're in lockdown now, but the stars of this stage have found a creative way to keep performing. they're doing it at home and posting online. it's less classical, more kitchen, really. don quixote at dinner time. valeria normally uses a fan for this bit, but in quarantine, a plate will do. ah, the emotion of it all. a scene from the ballet giselle, with a saucepan of russian dumplings. there's clearly an appetite for this bizarre ballet. in russia, the video has gone viral. "stay positive, that's the message", principal dancer ivan tells me. "life might be tough now, but a good mood and a sense of humour can save the world." a sense of

and the italian region of tuscany is a scaling up deliveries because eve ryo ne scaling up deliveriesanging fast. we had to cape town now, come up at an unprecedented truce has broken out between rival gangs in the townships around the city as a south africa tries to control the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted their turn first undetermined to deliver the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted their turf is and return to delivery networks, used the years for drugs trafficking, to get food to poor households instead. the bbc‘s africa correspondent andrew harding reports. these are some of the most dangerous streets in south africa and the world. poor communities fought over relentlessly by rival drug gangs. but today, a virus i do nationwide lockdown may have achieved what they please, even at the army have failed to do. —— what the police. this is the american gang's tour. most of these men have been injail, some are killers. but today, instead of selling drugs and robbing people, they are bagging ourfood supply selling drugs and robbing people, they are baggin

i take a look at this a huge section of a bridge in tuscany collapsed on wednesday but given italy is nationwide coronavirus lockdown fortunately the bridge was not really experiencing much traffic only 2 truck drivers were on the road. that time according to italian news reports just one of those drivers was hospitalized. and in libya rockets came raining down on tripoli damaging cars and a hospital complex spittal was treating over 300 patients at the time including 2 for the coronavirus the attack on the hospital was the 3rd such strike on a tripoli medical facility in just the past month. and space crew members from russia and the u.s. blasted off to the i s s earlier today nasa astronauts chris cassidy was among those representing the u.s. side of this mission and for those wondering if the mission was done with the safety of crew members in mind given the coronavirus crisis russian space officials say they have taken extra precautions to protect the crew during training and preflight preparations following the outbreak. ok let's head over to regina hamm at the sports h.q. regina

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.han, in china‘s hubei province, where the pandemic started, has been lifted. anyone who has a "green" code on a special smartphone health app is now allowed to leave for the first time since 23rd january. train and road connections have now been re—established. france has gone into recession after seeing its worst economic contraction since the second world war. france‘s national bank says the economy shrank by 6% in the first three months of this year because of the coronavirus outbreak. spain‘s daily death toll has risen for the second day in a row — up by 757 compared with 743 on tuesday. it‘s far lower than the record 950 deaths reported on 2nd april, but shows the crisis is far from over. almost 15,000 people have died in spain and the country has more confirmed cases than any other in europe. in the united states, there have been more than 400,000 cases of coronavirus, with 13,000 deaths. there are no official statistics which illustrate the demographic context of the figures, bu

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one."green" code on a special smartphone health app is now allowed to leave for the first time since 23rd january. train, road and rail connections have now been re established. france has gone into recession after seeing its worst economic contraction since the second world war. france‘s national bank says the economy shrank by 6% in the first three months of this year because of the coronavirus outbreak. spain‘s daily death toll has risen for the second day in a row up by 757, compared with 743 on tuesday. it‘s far lower than the record 950 deaths reported on 2nd april, but it shows the crisis is far from over. almost 15,000 people have died in spain and the country has more confirmed cases than any other in europe. in russia, as in so many other countries including the uk, measures to prevent the spread of covid—19 have resulted in entertainment venues being shut. many recorded performances are now being streamed online some free of charge. and for the dancers of one‘s of russia‘s oldes

for example, where i am in tuscany, the advice by the government is, yes, if you can go on holiday, gog, will be sustained by that. in terms of business travel, we know that very much can be achieved by doing things remotely, and that is likely to continue for a certain amount of time. one of the interesting question is raised economically, and i am keen for your thoughts on this, is whether the bounce back that we are hoping for may not be a very strong one. it might bea may not be a very strong one. it might be a small, slow one over a longer period, precisely because we have become risk averse, that because of this really life changing experience for many people, certainly not an experience they will have been through in this country in people's lifetimes, that that will affect the judgments they make, the risks they are prepared to take, things like buying, investing, all the rest of it — what is your view one that? it is hard to find precedents for this. we tend to look at the 1918-20 precedents for this. we tend to look at the 1918—20 pandemic, which took around five years to rec

washington of the tuscany institute and the most powerful black man in the country confirmed white insistence that rogers should return to north carolina for judgment. the school principal personally contacted north carolina's governor to advise him against giving in to the unreasonable demand of colored boston's tiny but vocal minority. in response, rogers attorneys much like the radicals of old compiled a writ of habeas corpus arguing north carolina improperly indicted rogers after he fled the state. in addition to his invocation of the black radical past trotter used his ties to fellow black bostonians to organize mass resistance for rogers extradition and hired them to serve as rogers attorney. during his four years at harvard from 1891 to 1895 trotter cultivated lifelong bonds with some of the leading black intellectuals who came of age in white new england institutions . morgan for instance graduated from harvard college to harvard law school where he befriended another of trotter's friends w.e.b. dubois from the unities prize. morgan and trotter rallied their fellow students around pro

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one. bbc news. in russia, and in so many other countries around the world, entertainment venues were among the first to shut and many performances are being streamed online, some free of charge. for one of the oldest dance theatres, the show has been going on. music plays russians love ballet, and the mikhailovsky is one of the country's top troupes. they're in lockdown now, but the stars of this stage have found a creative way to keep performing. they're doing it at home and posting online. it's less classical, more kitchen, really. don quixote at dinner time. valeria normally uses a fan for this bit but, in quarantine, a plate will do. ah, the emotion of it all! a scene from the ballet giselle, with a saucepan of russian dumplings. there's clearly an appetite for this bizarre ballet. in russia, the video has gone viral. "stay positive, that's the message," principal dancer ivan tells me. "life might be tough now, but a good mood and a sense of humour can save the world." a sense of humou

the italian region of tuscany they're scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.source, more to come after two and a half months in lockdown, a little bit of light, people in china enjoying the freedom again as they were left restriction in city with this pandemic started. let's turn just got in with a number of people who have died from coronavirus now stands at 366 just over 200 people are receiving intensive care treatment. here's the first minister nicola sturgeon at her daily news conference earlier. 70 deaths have been registered and that takes the total number of deaths in scotland as of nine o'clock this morning under that measurement to 366. these figures are the best figures and more accurate figures we can provide on a daily basis. however, as i said before, in these updates they don't ca ptu re all before, in these updates they don't capture all covered 19 deaths. also ona capture all covered 19 deaths. also on a weekly basis a further report in the first of these has been published around a half—hour ago. this new report captures all deaths here perio

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.ive those on the front line of the masks that they need, stay with us, we will be discussing how countries get out of the lock down and when that time might be. and also maybe one of the myths that has crossed your mind. does this period of lockdown lead to a baby boom? we will explore. hello. it was a very warm day across some parts of the uk and incest sex temperatures got up to 23.9 degrees according to the met office and as far as the rest of the week is concerned looking at the uk as a whole is going to stay settled and one but not absolutely everywhere because it is still very cloudy and cool across parts of scotland. you can see the over tasks guys. that is with us through wednesday and thursday but to the south of that high—pressure dominating the weather so high—pressure dominating the weather so that means settled conditions. sunny and clear at night. variable amounts of cloud across the uk but here is the weather front slicing scotla nd here is the weather front slicing scot

that explodes into fireworks, the abbott which is one of the landmarks of the city and also one of tuscany's message of easter greeting. >> a very very special happy easter for all of you from florence, from a wonderful church built 1,000 years ago, to become the gate of heaven for all the town, and for all of the people in the world. >> amy: another special feature of this easter, sandra, which is really like none other, a little treat for people who are feeling lonely, or just in need of some sort of diversion, there will be a concert of hope tonight at milan, and of course part of the hardest hit region in italy by coronavirus. andrea bocelli will be singing there tonight, 7:00 local time that's 1:00 eastern central time , and again it's going to be called a concert of hope on easter. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: that's beautiful amy kellogg in florence for us this morning thank you. let's bring back in father dave dwyer and evan moffic. rabbi if i could start with you first going back to the pope's message something that was so important resonates with so many that while we can all lo

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one. have heard about covid—19. we are all going to be in this for the long haul and separating fact from fiction is really important. so here are some myths you should be aware of. number one. lemonjuice protects you from covid—19. there have been plenty of claims about things you should eat or drink to thwart coronavirus. and the lemonjuice myth just won't go away. it started with a viral social media post containing advice from a fake chinese scientist. to be clear, lemonjuice is obviously not bad view, in fact, all fruit and vegetables are essential while nearly all of us have to stay at home. they can help keep you healthy. but they don't stop you getting a virus like this. myth number two. mosquito bites can infect you with the virus. we know you can get diseases from mosquito bites but there is no evidence at all that the little brutes can infect you with coronavirus. again, remember, this is a respiratory virus, spread mainly when someone who is ill coughs or sneezes. and the best

and the italian region of tuscany is scaling up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one.the townships around the city. south africa is trying to control the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted their turf wars and turned their delivery networks, usually used for drugs trafficking, to get foods into poor households instead. andrew harding, the bbc‘s africa correspondent, reports. these are some of the most dangerous streets in south africa and the world. poor communities, fought over relentlessly by rival drugs gangs. but today a virus and nationwide lockdown, many have achieved what the police and the army failed to do. this is the american gang. this is the american gang's turf. most of these men have been injail, some are killers. but today, instead of selling drugs and robbing people, they are bagging up food supplies for hungry families. i got a phone call from different gang leaders saying we've never asked you for anything but i thought, hey, if these guys are starving, they are at the top of the food chain, the rest of the community will be in serious st