where u.k. police have responded to a shooting incident in kent after a man was described by neighbors as shooting a machine gun from his balcony the man was also spotted holding a handgun and a rifle police confirmed the man has been arrested on suspicion of firearms offenses. there been more protests in the u.s. the over stay at home orders being implemented during the coronavirus pandemic hundreds gathered across missouri against this day governor's decision to prolong a curfew through till may 3rd demonstrators have decried the measure pointing to the rise in unemployment while also claiming it curtails their personal freedom. the only ones there flouting coronavirus lockdowns this group of penguins was spotted taking a stroll down the streets of simon's town just outside cape town animal groups say that the penguins are usually anxious around. but with the streets now empty the animals are reclaiming their territory last keps conservation range is busy in south africa with penguin hatching season

u.k. is. police for taking weekend trips citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. on their windows to signal that they need and humanitarian need from the government the city has a high proportion of low income and elderly residents. brought across here the captain fired after criticizing the u.s. navy's response the report tested positive for the. relieved of his position after widely publicized lease for help for the crew of his aircraft over 150 of them have tested positive for the virus. at the bronx zoo new york city has tested positive for the. it's the 1st known case of 19 infection in an animal in the united states or in the taiga anywhere the 4 year old female malayan tiger had developed a dry cough but is expected to recover. here in germany the western border city of heinsberg was one of the 1st to be hit by the code on our wires and it was hit by a carnival celebrations are believed to have kicked off the spread the latest figures show

police officer. welcome to r.t. the u.k.' business secretary alan chava has announced the creation of a task force to combine efforts in the search for a coronavirus vaccine earlier the government had been accused of being too slow in its response to the coronavirus crisis as european countries expressed concern over britain's infection rates well. joins me now for more on this so then he said a move then that could potentially in the crisis is that right yes we've seen just a little under an hour ago at sharma taking the podium to. the front the government's daily briefing and he announced the government's intention was to continue. trying to slow the spread of 19 but also he announced a development that some will hope will lead to some type of light at the end of this tunnel and that was the development of a task force that will see industry private business private finance academia or regulators and government coming together all in a joint effort to try to find a vaccine for covert 19. we need to apply the best of british

coming up, dire warning, police in the u.k.arm that some people are using covid-19 as a weapon. that report next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. witpeople at higher riskng, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have an underlying medical condition. 's ♪ >> sean: we know many people around the world, they are afraid of contracting coronavirus. as it is, to make matters worse, in the u.k. the police are one and the criminals are now using the coronavirus is an actual weapon. according to one report, cops were coughed on and bitten as they tried to make arrests. pretty sick. unfortunately. people are like that. you see the best of people, the majority. the worst in others. we will never be the destroy-trump media. we seek the truth, let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham. can i start with the question? are my allowed? >> laura: you may. you can, but you a

coming up, dire warning, police in the u.k.g the alarm that some people are using covid-19 as a weapon. that report next. today i want to speak with you about coronavirus and a few practical ways your family can stay healthy. first, hand washing is essential. children should wash their hands after coming in from outside, before eating, after coughing, sneezing or blowing their little noses. second, limit all crowds and explain that no one is shaking hands or hugging because that is how germs can spread. what changes need to be made now, i encourage parents to let children know this will not last forever. i urge you to stay connected to family and loved ones, stay safe and remember while many of us are apart, we are all in this together. please be sure to follow cdc guidelines which can be found at coronavirus.gov along with other information and resources. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ >> sean: we kn

u.k.'s coronavirus lockdown laws. it was cautioned by police for taking 2 weekend trips u.k. citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. coronavirus death toll in new york has topped 4000 up nearly 600 from the day before this diet accounts for nearly half of all coronavirus deaths in the u.s. just bought the toll governor andrew cuomo says he's hopeful the crisis could be living off pointing to a decrease in new hospitalized patients. millions of indians have switched off their lots and lead candles in a show of solidarity in the fight against the coronavirus families confined to their homes by a nationwide lockdown gathered at their doors and windows india has seen a rise in covert 19 cases in recent days to more than 3 and a half 1000. and in saudi arabia local authorities have deployed drawings in the fight against the coronavirus the machines of thermal cameras to measure the body temperature of shoppers in the region a higher than normal body temperature is one of the symptoms of that 19. in the uganda authorities the do

u.k. is smoke down laws catherine calderwood was cautioned by police for taking 2 weekend trips u.k. citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus just. millions of indians have switched off the lights and lit candles in a show of solidarity in the fight against the coronavirus families confined to their homes by a nationwide locked out gathered at their doors and windows india has seen a rise in covert 1000 cases in recent days to more than 3500. a tiger at the bronx zoo in new york city has a confirmed coronavirus infection it's the 1st stone case of covert 19 in an animal in the united states or in a tiger and us the 4 year old female tiger had developed a dry cough but is expected to make a full recovery yet in germany the number of confirmed cases has crossed the 100000 mark with the caseload rising the government's crisis team has been meeting to decide the way forward officials are now recommending a 2 week bottom chain for people returning to the country office of days abroad the suggested measure will apply to germans e.u. citiz

u.k.'s coronavirus lockdown laws catherine coulter would was cautioned by police for taking 2 weekend trips u.k. citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. in the colombian city of seoul watching in the capital bogota people hanging red cloth from their windows to signal the economic and humanitarian aid from the government the city has a high proportion of low income and elderly residents. bread courtesy of the captain fide after criticizing the u.s. navy's response to the pandemic has reportedly tested positive for the corona virus . believed of his position off the widely publicized pleas for help for the crew of his aircraft carrier over 150 of them have tested positive for the virus. a tiger at the bronx zoo in new york city has tested positive for the virus it's the 1st 9 kies of covert 19 in an animal in the united states or in a tie game anyway the 4 year old female tiger had developed a dry cough but is expected to recover. millions of indians have switched off their lights and lit candles in a show of solidarity in the fight again

u.k.'s lockdown law catherine calderwood was cautioned by police for taking 2 weekend trips u.k. citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. india's prime minister narendra modi and other top government officials have announced they'll take a 30 percent pay cut due to the coronavirus pandemic modi called for people to light candles on sunday to boost morale during a nationwide lockdown india has seen a raise in covert 900 paces in recent days to more than 3500. a tiger at the bronx zoo in new york city has confirmed corona virus infection is the 1st known case of covert 19 in an animal in the united states or in a tiger anywhere the 4 year old female malayan tiger has developed a dry cough but is expected to recover now millions around the world have been forced into isolation as governments try and protect the most vulnerable the old and the sick from covert 19 but these lockdowns have exposed another category of vulnerable people to what they fear most domestic abuse for him reports on the women locked in with their abuses. a de

u.k.'s lockdown laws catherine calderwood was cautioned by police for taking 2 weekend trips u.k. citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. india's prime minister narendra modi and other top government officials have announced they'll take a 30 percent pay cut because of the coronavirus pandemic already called for people to light candles on sunday to boost morale during a nationwide lockdown india has seen a rise in cases in recent days to more than 4300. and this tiger in the bronx zoo in new york city has a confirmed coronavirus infection it's the 1st known case of covert 19 in an animal in the united states or in a tiger anywhere 4 year old female malayan tiger developed a dry cough that is expected to become. britain's prime minister 1st johnson has been admitted to hospital because of his corona virus infection but downing street says it isn't an emergency johnson's hospitalization on sunday came as the queen urged the public to unite and defeat the virus as many people headed out to enjoy sunny weather despite social distan

u.k. in there over 100000 concerned called infections in brazil president also narrow has fired his health minister police in the u.k. mandates a clash with boss narrow for weeks over how to handle the kona virus outbreak the president has repeatedly downplayed the risk of call the 19 calling it a little flu brazil has latin america's worst outbreak with nearly 2040 deaths. and the united nations envoy for yemen says the country's warring sides are close to reaching a formal troels negotiations have been taking place for the past 2 weeks after the saudi u.a.e. coalition announce a unilateral cease fire a spokesman said saudi arabia wanted to support un efforts to reach a political solution and help stop the spread of coronavirus you are seeing with headlines on al-jazeera al-jazeera world continues next to stay with us. it was even better known as abu jihad was one of the founders of the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. and the right turned man of its chairman yes out of fun. he was shot dead by israeli agents in tunisia in april 988. for nearly 25 years israel refused to acknowledge its role

u.k. calls to the police by domestic abuse victims have increased by 30 percent in the local town as charities also reports show up rise in the use of help lines on websites that's as politicians called on the british government to follow the example of france and set up safe spaces in supermarkets to help victims who struggle to escape their abuses during looked down charities also suggest a grocery store stuff could be trained to respond to a code word from a victim and take them to a safe place in the store to call police in france spain and in some parts of colombia victims of domestic abuse already can seek help from shops and pharmacies as part of a new campaign launched to tackle the rise in violence and the lock down for more on this i'm now joined by a senior n.h.s. consultant psychiatrist professor j.s. barbara thank you very much professor for being with us so let's move just why has this become such a problem during lockdown. sort of mystical island saw what subparts called into burke's terrorism is that he saw that. we've seen through this group a virus and you know it's not that

u.k.'s coronavirus lockdown laws catherine calderwood was questioned by police for taking weekend trips you can citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. and as cases mount in britain prime minister botha johnson has been admitted to hospital over his current infection but downing street says it isn't an emergency also on the day of his hospitalization the queen goal in the nation to unite to defeat the corner virus a call stock and relevance as many people headed out to enjoy sunny weather despite social distancing rules in place it's something the government of voters johnson has taken serious note off even as he remains in hospital. the prime minister's hospital admission comes as britain faces one of its biggest challenges in decades after testing positive for coverage 19 boris johnson had been expected to emerge from 7 days of self isolation instead on friday he posted this message on social media although i'm feeling better and i've done my my 7 days of isolation alas i still have one of the sins of the mind a symptom of i have a tem

u.k. calls to the police budget mystic abuse victims of increase by 30 percent in the lock down as charities also report a sharp rise in these of helplines and websites says politicians called on the british government to follow the example of fronts and set up safe spaces in supermarkets to help victims who struggle to escape their abuses suring the locked charities also suggest grocery stores stuff could be trained to respond to a code word from a victim and taken to a safe place in the store to call police in france spain and in some parts of colombia victims of domestic abuse already can seek help from shops and pharmacies as a part of a new campaign launched to tackle the rise in violence under the look down. at a story by syria and it just consultant psychiatrist professor jess barbara he told me that domestic violence a major concern during the lockdown but it will also help highlight the issue. domestic violence all what subtypes go into but terrorism is the southern contests that we've seen through this group the virus and you know it's not that the current viruses create a product

u.k. calls to the police by domestic abuse victims increased by 30 percent of the lockdown as charities also reported a sharp rise in the use of help lines and websites the former prime minister treason may has warned that a prolonged lockdown could cause untold damage. government must also think about the impact of lockdown on our overall health and well being as a nation that of course includes the economy but it must also include the impact on domestic abuse and mental health we cannot have a situation where the cure awful it is easy does more damage the disease itself. as politicians called on the british government to follow the example of france and set up safe spaces in supermarkets to help victims who struggle to escape their abuses during the down charities also suggest grocery store staff could be trained to respond to a code word from a victim and take them to a safe place in the store to call police in france spain and in some parts of colombia victims of domestic abuse already can seek help from shops and pharmacies as a new part of a campaign launched to tackle the rise in viol

u.k. has knocked down laws catherine told avoid was cautioned by police for taking weekend trips you can citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spending the bias of. millions of indians have switched off the lights and lit candles on the shore. in the fight against the coronavirus families confined to their homes by a nationwide gathered at their doors and windows in there seen a rise in over 1000 cases in recent days to more than 3500. a tiger at the bronx zoo in new york city has a confirmed to cornell virus infection it's the 1st stone case of covert 19 in an animal in the united states or in a tiger anywhere the 4 year old female malayan tiger had developed a dry cough but is expected to make a full recovery yet the number of confirmed cases has passed 100000 putting the pressure on health care workers battling the coronavirus the government's crisis committee is meeting today to discuss the supply of medical protective and possible stricter border controls the number of available intensive care beds has also been brought into question by the country's centra

u.k. calls to the police by domestic abuse victims have increased by 30 percent in the lockdown as charities also report a sharp rise in these of helplines and websites the former prime minister to resign may has more than a prolonged lockdown could cause untold damage done and must also think about the impact of lockdown on our overall health and wellbeing as a nation that of course includes the economy but it must also include the impact on domestic abuse and mental health we cannot have a situation where the cure awful a disease does more damage the disease itself. that is politicians call on the british government to follow the example of france and set up safe spaces in supermarkets to help victims who struggle to escape their abuses journal of them charities also suggest grocery stores staff could be trained to respond to a code word from a victim and taken to a safe place in the store to call the police in france spain and in some parts of colombia victims of domestic abuse already can seek help from shops and pharmacies as part of a new campaign launched to tackle the rise in violenc

u.k.'s coronavirus lockdown laws catherine cold a word was caution by police for taking 2 weekend trips in case it is and have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. the coronavirus death toll in new york has topped 4000 odd to nearly 600 from the day before the state accounts for nearly how awful the whole corona virus deaths in the united states just bought the toll governor andrew cuomo says he's hopeful the crisis could be leveling off he's pointing to a decrease in new hospitalized patients. millions of indians have switched off their lights and lit candles in a show of solidarity in the fight against the virus families confined to the harmes by a nationwide lockdown gathered at their doors and windows now india has seen a rise in covered $9000.00 cases in recent days to more than 3 and a half 1000. well the chinese to be very high on was the original epi center of the corona virus pandemic but it's begun to open now off to months in lockdown authorities easing the restrictions that kept the 11000000 people at harm and now residents of slowly r

to still going to treat the infection coronavirus was the game changer new powers for the police to enforce the u.k. wide lockdown and most families confined to their homes meant that highly visible problems simply melted away there's been a massive forward in violent crime 40 percent in some parts of the country one of the largest forces the west midlands had a 41 percent drop in serious violence and 39 percent reduction in knife crime compared to last year overall crime is down in cleveland sorry sussex durham and cambridge are said right from the beginning of this it will be really interesting doing details analysis of all the crime figures across the whole lot down period because effectively what we go is a massive social experiment in terms of. closing down all the pubs and clubs and basically closing down public space the people aren't socializing in public space and that's bound to have an impact in relation to violent crime i suspect a very large chunk of it is related to the closure of pubs and clubs which every where every night now certainly every friday saturday night are just a hotbed

approached in question for a ticketing offense it separate to the more recent powers for police to enforce the u.k. not done such as closing non-essential shops or gatherings of more than 2 people to me was also kept in custody in one awaiting her hearing and was sent back to her cell after refusing to identify herself british transport police have since apologized. there will be understandable concern that our interpretation of this new legislation has resulted in an ineffective prosecution this was in circumstances where officers were properly dealing with someone who was behaving suspiciously in the station and to staff believed to be travelling without a valid ticket regardless we fully accept that this shouldn't have happened and we apologize the barrister who looked into the case and helped overturn it kirsty bruno told me earlier that the case rushed through without much due diligence this jury featured in the news paper and subsequently i think it's probably within 24 hours the case was taken back to court and that conviction was set aside but this is a situation where this woman spent 2 n

u.k. patients rose deaths rose bynt 439 monday. teams of police have been set up to respond. >> we're anticipating about 30% of the mortality in london will be involving deaths within the community. reporter: government scientists say stay-at-home measures do seem to be working to limit hospital admissions, but it is still too soon to say how much. >> we need a good long time series of data on all of these stages of infection in order to be able to tell what the impact of the measures they came in on the 23rd of march are going to be. it is too early to tell. we need people to carry on following these instructions so that we can work out a few weeks later what actually happens in hospitals. reporter: and still not known when the peak of coronavirus will be in the u.k.. al jazeera. >> in the past half-hour, u.s. president donald trump said all americans are praying for boris johnson. trump: i also want to send wishes to a very good friend of mine, and the friend to our nation, prime minister boris johnson, we are very saddened to hear that he was t

u.k. is locked down laws that's been called the wood was cautioned by police for taking the cantrips citizens are being warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. in the colombian city of other cupie bogota people are hanging red cloth from the windows to signal that they need economic and humanitarian aid from the government the city has a high proportion of low income and elderly residents. the continuing spread of the coronavirus pandemic is hitting business across the world the trade in flaws in the netherlands is no exception prices for individual flaws have dropped more than 50 percent from watching from thing sellers i'm sorry to issue an urgent appeal to customers and the government. fields of tulips in the bright sunshine police had to regularly shoo away tourists searching for the perfect snapshot here just last year now the flowers can blossom in peace but they cannot be sold. the chill of trade has completely collapsed at the world's largest floral market in amsterdam normally a 1000000000 cut flowers and potted plants are sold here each month in th

u.k. recorded anothes 861 coronavi deaths in the past day. policenew jersey found 17 bodies in one of the state's largest nursing homes afteno receiving anmous tip. according to local reports, the bodies were stacked in ainy hall. it is unclear if the deaths were due to the coronavirus but the centre already fatalities due to covid-19. the american actor brian dennehy has died at the age of 81. over a five decade career in films and on the stage, he won two tony awards and six part-time emmy's. he is known for hits like "rambo" and "tommy boy." you are watching "bbc world ns america." still to come on tonight's program, on the front line, we profile the hospital teams working tirelessly to save lives in the united kingdom.♪ laur the head of the european commission ss europe owes italy and apology for failing to offer enough support at the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic. italy washe first country to suffer a serious outbreak and has more deaths than a other nation.>> yes, it is true that e was really ready for this. it is also true that t many

to stop going to treat the infection coronavirus was the game changer new powers for the police to enforce the u.k. wide lockdown and most families confined to their homes meant that highly visible problems simply melted away there's been a massive forward in violent crime 40 percent in some parts of the country one of the largest forces the west midlands had a 41 percent drop in serious violence and 39 percent reduction in knife crime compared to last year overall crime is down in cleveland sorry sussex durham and cambridge are said right from the beginning of this it will be really interested in doing details analysis of all the crime figures across the whole lot down period because effectively what we go is a massive social experiment in terms of closing down all the pubs and clubs and basically closing down public space the people aren't socializing in public space and that's bound to have an impact in relation to violent crime i suspect a very large chunk of it is related to the closure of pubs and clubs which every where every night now certainly every friday saturday night are just a hotbed

going to struggle to treat the infection coronavirus was the game changer new powers for the police to enforce the u.k. wide lockdown and most families confined to their homes meant that highly visible problems simply melted away there's been a massive forward in violent crime 40 percent in some parts of the country one of the largest forces the west midlands had a 41 percent drop in serious violence and 39 percent reduction in knife crime compared to last year overall crime is down in cleveland sorry sussex durham and cambridge are said right from the beginning of this it will be really interesting doing details in our system all the crime figures across the whole lot down period because effectively what we go is a massive social experiment in terms of closing down all the pubs and clubs and basically closing down public space the people aren't socializing in public space and that's bound to have an impact in relation to violent crime i suspect a very large chunk of it is related to the closure of pubs and clubs which every where every night now certainly every friday saturday night are just a hotbed

u.k. he's worried about coronavirus and says the police in cali are making a frightening situation even worse because from didn't know anything they just get the beauty of this is. not to be thing it's not too comfortable he said. but her life was to a good. local authorities promise to shelter the majority of the migrants during the lockdown but activists say most are still outdoors some volunteers also say the police tried to prevent their work. the regional prefect has put restrictions on charities since the lockdown we've continued working but the police issue us with warnings when we distribute food or blankets this is the reality on the ground at a time when the president is calling for solidarity these days officials put more effort into disrupting charity work and clearing camps than helping people who are in need with limited resources the volunteers have had to find creative ways to adapt to the health crisis and minimize risk and we've watched change our distribution method. to reduce the amount of contact we have with people. wearing. protective equipment that we're able to remove

was approaching question for a particular offense it separate to the more recent past for police to enforce the u.k. lock down such as closing non-essential shops or gatherings of more than 2 people in there was also kept in custody in one awaiting a hearing and was sent back to her cell after refusing to identify herself british transport police has since apologized on the barrister who looked into the case and helped overturn it kirsty brimelow told me earlier that the case was rushed through without much due diligence this story featured in the newspaper and was subsequently i guess probably within 24 hours is the case was taken back to court and that conviction was set aside but this is a situation where this woman spent 2 nights in police cells in custody issue was unlawfully detained they had no power to do that she was centrally in a cool it's in her absence and again berlin no steps taken by the district judge to ascertain whether she had any mental health issues whether there was anything else going on with her such as autism even a language barrier and all this happening within alice in c

was approaching question for a ticketing offense separate to the more recent pounds for police to enforce the u.k. not done such as closing non-essential shops or gatherings of more than 2 people in there was also kept in custody while awaiting a hearing and was sent back to her cell after refusing to identify herself british transport police a since apologized there will be understandable concern that our interpretation of this new legislation has resulted in an ineffective prosecution this was in circumstances where officers were properly dealing with someone who was behaving suspiciously in the station and to stop believed to be travelling without a valid ticket regardless we fully accept that this shouldn't have happened and we apologize for more on this i'm done joined by human rights lawyer. the great to see the softening thank you for joining us the police have admitted they got this one wrong but i suppose that's forgivable given these uncertain times. well there is confusion and i would agree with you normally it is forgivable but this particular case is very extreme and what happened in

approached and questioned for a ticketing offense it's separate to the more recent pounds for police to enforce the u.k. knock down such as closing non-essential shops or gatherings of more than 2 people . they knew was also kept in custody while awaiting a hearing and was sent back to her cell after refusing to identify herself british transport police has since apologized. there will be understandable concern that our interpretation of this new legislation has resulted in an ineffective prosecution this was in circumstances where officers were properly dealing with someone who was behaving suspiciously in the station and to stop believed to be travelling without a valid ticket regardless we fully accept that this shouldn't have happened and we apologize. they stay with us here not to you k. want to discuss this case with a human rights lawyer in the next town. people across the country have been caught flouting social distancing regulations over the weekend with many lapping up the sun in public places we groups took part in some bathing in cycling despite government warnings to stay home health secr

u.k.'s lockdown was catherine called the ward was cautions the police are taking to weekend trips citizens have been warned not to travel to holiday destinations to avoid spreading the virus. in the colombian town off so watch near the campus of people hanging red cloth from their windows to signal that they need economic and humanitarian aid from their government their city has a high proportion of low income and elderly with its. threatens prime minister boris johnson has been admitted to hospital because of his corona virus infection boss downing street says it is an emergency johnson's hospitalization on sunday came as the queen urged the public to unite and defeat the virus while many people headed out to enjoy sunny weather despite social distancing rules it's something that boris johnson's government has taken serious note of even as he remains in hospital. johnson suffering in recent days has been told to korea he'd been due to emerge from self isolation at the end of last week he posted this message on monday last night on the advice of my doctor i went to the hospital for some ro

u.k. where reports of a shooting incident in kent are coming in police say they've surrounded a block of flats off the gunshots were heard being fired from a top floor apartments on the situation is still unfolding we'll bring you any new updates on that story as and when it comes in well out thank you for joining us here on r.t. and wherever you are we hope you're feeling good that we're back with all the latest in 30 minutes we'll see them. the world is driven by a dream shaped by our own person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. i'm after a time here we're going on the ground for a brand new season and it's a coronavirus pandemic to bring you news not in the mainstream media coming up on the show game over for capitalism after coronavirus we speak to the un's climate chief and around the sun and as at least a 1000000000 people are expected to celebrate today's 1st earth day have made a global walk down the offer an architect of the 25th in paris trying to push on a for gerunds on what covert 19 could mean for saving humanity from environmental extinction plus the u.k. government's coronavir

u.k. records more than 100 hospital deaths for a 2nd day the government gives police new powers to take action.

u.k. he's worried about coronavirus and says the police in cali are making a frightening situation even worse but because from didn't know anything they just get you but they beat you this is fair and unfair for you. need to come not to be thing not to be comfortable he said in a better life and used to wish him good education local authorities promised to shelter the majority of the migrants during the lockdown but activists say most are still outdoors some volunteers also say the police tried to prevent their work. the regional prefect has put restrictions on charities since a lockdown we've continued working but the police issue us with warnings when we distribute food or blankets this is the reality on the ground at a time when the president is calling for solidarity these days officials put more effort into disrupting charity work and clearing camps than helping people who are in need with limited resources the volunteers have had to find creative ways to adapt to the health crisis and minimize risk and we've watched change our distribution method to reduce the amount of contact we have

u.k. extradition act of 2003 doesn't say that people can't be extradited on police for political offenses even though there has always been well understood well how even though the extradition treaty with the united states seems appropriate. and that does worry me that worries me a great deal well it should worry us all because julian assange is a journalist ok i mean the way he's being treated me or taylor here are so in line and the way he's being treated here is if he said terrorists i mean the the layout is there's alexander macarius just told us i mean this is treating him as if he's a danger to society in themselves there is no evidence in his past to to prove that they have this justified whatsoever he is being treated like a terrorist because he's a political prisoner and there's no 2 ways about it go ahead taylor. yes you're exactly right peter in fact we know that julian assange has been in london belmarsh prison which is often referred to as the u.k.'s guantanamo bay and we also learned earlier that in fact julian assange has been placed in 5 holding cells he's been handcuffed

the use of what they say easy heavy handed and violent response by police is creating fear and anxiety. dogon al-jazeera manila a u.k. pilots union says british airways stuff a devastated after the carrier's owner announced plans for up to $12000.00 redundancies astutely a 3rd of its workforce the company says it will likely take several years for passenger numbers to return to where they were in early january british airways has suspended 96 percent of its flights for april and may. let's take a look now at some other news and the u.s. government has extended a sanctions waiver allowing iraq to continue importing gas and electricity from iran the way visit usually granted for up to $120.00 days that's been reduced to 30 days and what some say is part of president donald trump's efforts to increase pressure on the iranian government some of altering reports from baghdad. iraq is fighting a 2 pronged battle to increase power supply the country is trying to resolve power shortages but u.s. sanctions mean it must do so without the help from neighboring iran. and 3000 megawatts the my a plant south of baghdad is iraq's

it's exacerbating an already stressful scenario in the u.k. a spike in the number of mental health incidents including suicides were reported to police in the 1st 2 weeks of lockdown and it's warned this trend could continue well in the states one of the country's largest suicide crisis hotlines saw a $75.00 fold increase in calls in the past month the prospects that the reaction to the corona virus could be as deadly as the disease itself paints a grim forecast and the distress is made worse by the uncertainty of how long the lockdown will last it's difficult that we don't have an end point because ultimately people know when something is going to stop if you think you are people who are in prison or you know seders you were on submarines or on naval ships or people who are at the space station they know when it's going to be over and they know when their end point is you know if they know when or when whole use this of course are available to you have a routine use exercise when you you know speak to people through social media and i don't i really just take this is an opportunity to stay low safe and i don't you know just wait it

u.k. records more than 900 hospital deaths for a 2nd day the government gives police new pounds to take action against people flout.

south yorkshire police have since apologized and described but ill-informed.ntioned messages like these ineecotland haveseen across the u.ktourist spots and appear to havc made a diffe there was also a reminder today that peoe can die one month after being infected, so staying apart and staying at home is vital. >> right now you have to mention there was a lot of virus circulating. if we keep away from other people, the only way you will get it is from an infected person, so staying apart from other people is the key to breaking the transmission chain. reporter: it does not get more isolated tha this. and it is hoped easter weekend will look exactly the se. anchor: pictures have emerged of a mass grave in new york as the death toll there continues to rise almost 800 more peoplew ave died in rk state alone. burials are being ramped up on a site off the bronx, long been used to bury those without nest -- next ofin or those who cannot afford a funeral. new york now has more coronavirus cases than any single country in the world. reporter: it is somehow unimaginable, uelievable, that in the most famous city in the richest cou

u.k. records more than 100 hospital deaths for a 2nd day the government gives police new powers to take action against people flouting emergency measures. a lockdown is imposing $31.00 probably just across turkey including the biggest cities the festival and ankara. and 2 big tech companies developing an alert to let you know if you've come into contact with somebody who's infected but does it infringe on privacy. so then the united states has become the country with the highest death toll from corona virus that's according to the johns hopkins university tracker right here more fatalities were confirmed in the past day taking the united states past italy you can see the italy death toll right there 18849 here is the united states with a number of cases over half a 1000000 if we just bring up the u.s. you can see that they now come up with $18860.00 deaths in the united states so that's a lot. yes more than italy and of course it's climbing all the time now confirmed cases in the world's biggest economy have been skyrocketing in the month since a pandemic was declared let's speak to mike hanna