south africa, and fortunately a precursor. it may be a a warning for r what will h happen in t the rest of e world. external helpeed and support. amy: countries a across the country -- across south africa area also seeing a spike in numbers. al jazeerara reports that casesn kenya have increased by 31% in the past week. numbers are up by 50%, madagagascar. 69%, namibia. cocountries such as rwrwanda implementing striningent public health policies to prevent the spread. the dedeath rate in africa has also been low. for more on covid-19 in africa, we go to addis ababa where we're joined by dr. john nkengasong, director of the africa centers for disease control and prevention. in they with the cdc united states. it is great to have you with us. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. explain the issue in africa right now. we have seen it as so far being spared from, well, with the united states is going through but is that a matter of lack of testing or are the numbers do you believe truly low on infections and death? >> than

the moment south africa is facing conditions you can see behind me it's raining and science suggests that this is the time when most of the people are getting sick and the riskiest time for the corona virus outbreak the 2nd father is that south africa is the only industrialized country in sub-saharan africa that means in the early stages of the outbreak you had a lot of foreign tourists as well as businesspeople carrying the virus into the country many more than in other african countries and that's the situation whereby the spread of the virus was much faster than in other countries on the continent i would entries and i have to thank you. in football news manchester city's 2 year european ban has been overturned following an appeal that's according to the court of arbitration for sport the premier league club was sanctioned in february for serious breaches of you with 1st financial regulations the club stood accused of overstating sponsorship revenue in order to offset heavy transfer spending an initial 30000000 euro fine has been reduced to 10 while the 2 year ban from you or for

adrian krishna reporting from south africa will from south africa to south america with over 320000 confirmed corona virus infections peru is 2nd only to brazil and confirmed cases in south america as well as placing a huge burden on peru's health care system the pandemic is making it hard for the poorest to earn a living. we have this report now from the capital. arturo is afraid of infection but he has no choice he was laid off from his job in retail and now he sells plastic face shields his commission is $0.50 per sealed and i have 3 kids i have to go out and earn money to feed my family. corona has hit hard 70 percent of peruvians live day to day working as street sellers or in construction block that measures here were initially strict and almost impossible to follow some rules have been relaxed and then the rules hit the poor hardest in some areas outside the capital lima neighbors have set up soup kitchens. there are lots of children and old people in need most of the people here live hand to mouth. intensive care beds are a luxury here the whole country has just over 1000 beds for 320

and us cases their approach the half 1000000 pound south africa is being helped in its coronavirus fight by some of its german trading partners. this is the doing business on robots in ben it's great to have you with us the price of gold has hit an all time high suppressing even the level seen after the global financial crisis a decade ago time again when uncertainty reigns we rushed to the relative safety of precious metal on asian markets gold buyers have been paying over $1940.00 an ounce. in this gold dealer in beijing business has been booming for weeks july sales were up some 30 percent on the previous month where there is jewelry or boss demand for the precious metal just keeps on climbing the gold price is now surpassed the previous record set in the aftermath of the global financial crisis knowing years ago. since the beginning of the year gold has climbed 28 percent on monday asian traders were paying $1144.00 an ounce analysts reckon the price will climb above 2000 right now the perfect storm is brewing to send investors running to the safe haven of gold the uncertain business

a national curfew south africa is facing a rapid increase in corona virus cases after loosening what had been one of the world's strictest lockdowns health officials warning of impending shortages of beds and oxygen as case loads climbing poster said the restrictions on alcohol would free up beds and hospitals for covert 19 patients were now decided that the sale the dispensing and the distribution of alcohol would be suspended with immediate effect because it is now clear evidence that the resumption of of course savings as resulted in substation oppression being put on hospitals including trauma and i.c.u. units due to motor vehicle accidents violence. as well as related to top mother i'll call home in jews joining me now from capetown is w correspondent. what else is included in these measures. well the big talking point in south africa is of course the alcohol ban at the moment because it's the 2nd already south africa installed one already at the early stages of the lockdown then after every president from the industry they do supply and it's to relax and to reintroduce i go aga

that south africa's number seem to be doubling. every 2 weeks so that continues we're likely to see the health facilities in this country in this country extremely overwhelmed all right thank you very much with the latest from johannesburg for me to manage money as that. turning to india now countries reporting a record of nearly 29000 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours on tuesday a week long lockdown will be imposed in bengal lulu one of the country's largest cities in the capital of the southern state of karnataka the new cases take the national total of people have been infected up to nearly 850000 at least 22674 people have died overall and then in another bit of news from india 3 generations of bollywood's family have now tested positive for corona virus former miss world. and her 8 year old daughter have been infected it comes a day off her father and all the hollywood legend amitabh bachchan and husband abhishek were admitted to hospital for coverage 19 as well. turning to some other top stories now exit polls have g

this is news coming to you live from berlin coronavirus cases surge in south africa the country records its biggest increase in a single day we report on why some communities are not cooperating with the government in. also coming out croatia's governing conservatives to the polls and security another victory in parliamentary elections how has the party managed to stay in power for so long plus it's one of the world's most famous monuments the eiffel tower in paris is open again longest peacetime closure because the pandemic . good have you with us south africa has reported a sharp rise in the number of corona virus infections nearly 20000 new cases were reported over the weekend on saturday the country recorded the biggest increase in a single day since the start of the pandemic the government is urging people to respect social distancing and other measures to halt the spread of the virus but has increased reports from cape town that's proving difficult in some communities. cape town one of the a.p. centers of the coronavirus pandemic in south africa but there's little evidence of it i

south africa now has about 300000 cases of covert 90 the highest rate in africa schools that reopened last month and since then several 1000 teachers and students have become infected with the virus for sen facilities have made many of south africa's schools a breeding ground for the virus t w correspondent ugly and krishna reports from the city of durban. 'd lisa other teachers toilets at the elementary school in kuan yew swat the woman started hasn't worked for years so the female teachers have always used the students facilities which are also in a sorry state. i started working here. 25 years pick. this like these yes did you think that after 25 years i thought. everything was right. and what i didn't see any change i didn't enjoy waking it's only that i like this trick i'd like to give now that's the only thing which proves. it pushes me. because i'd like to help these poorly in. 4 years she has pressed the ministry of education for support. do you believe her and said this new man to fix the whole school. only 3 roofs were repaired last year and even then only partially visiting

in south africa the president warns of the greatest crisis in the history of its democracy south africa now has about $300000.00 cases the highest rate in africa schools there reopened last month and since then several 1000 teachers and students have become infected with the coronavirus for senator facilities have made many of south africa's schools a breeding ground for the virus a correspondent ugly increased reports from the city of durban. 'd lisa other teachers toilets of the elementary school in kuan yew swell the woman's toilet hasn't worked for years so the female teachers have always used the students facilities which are also in a sorry state. i started working here. 25 years pick. this toilet seat like if yes did was in the pits after 25 years i thought. everything was right. and what i didn't see any change i didn't enjoy waking it's only that i like this rick i beg forgiveness that's the only thing which is to come. it pushes me. because i like to help these poorly. for years she has pressed the ministry of education for support. lieberman says this new mother who's the who

and after a sharp spike in new coronavirus cases south africa imposes a curfew and bans alcohol sales again we look at why the government is returning to such drastic measures. as welcome to the program polish president is headed for a 2nd 5 year term following sunday's election with nearly all the votes counted the conservative incumbent has won with 51.2 percent over his rival the liberal warsaw mayor rough off just cost the vote is widely seen as a battle for the country's future including over its strained relations with the european union. they come to announce a win a narrow one for incumbent president on jay duda it's also a victory for his allies the conservative law and justice party. and a sign of how deeply divided poland is. sebastian doing 51.21 percent of the vote. another photograph our clocks to me are just cough skill 48.79 percent of your vote. said they brought on sunday night due to was already claiming victory even before a clear winner could be projected. we've got to vote if it is winning presidential elections with nearly 70 percent voter turnout this is fabulo

africa, has an overwhelming majority and south africa. do what they decide they want to do. they do consult around the covid effectively with opposition parties. it has become more difficult of late but in terms of economic reports, it is the parliament within the african national congress that will determine the government ability to implement reforms. here leadership is everything. ,t is up to the president president ramaphosa, to lean in and say this is the direction we are taking, these are the people i want to lead my administration, and if you are not on the ship i will get you is because this boat -- moving in a certain direction. i think he needs to be more decisive and take the country forward. he has his own political judgments on the balance of forces in his government and his party to take into account. strongest is probably post covid pandemic then he was pre-pandemic. i would encourage and be hopeful he will lean in and undertake these reforms that he is promising. you talk about the business community leaning in. the busine

shop spike in new coronavirus cases south africa imposes a curfew add bans all call sales again we look at why the government is returning to such drastic measures. and the washington redskins are to change their name on a fresh protests over its racist connotations. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program germany's health minister has warned it could be a renewed outbreak of coronavirus if tourists drop their guard while on holiday abroad on told a news conference in berlin that he was along to buy images of germans flouting social distancing guidelines while partying on the beaches of my old sponsor the danger off a 2nd wave israel and urged tourists to follow the rolls. on my your coast beaches holiday makers enjoy the sun and the fresh breeze but at night all the coronavirus related rules seem forgotten on the party's trip the so-called tourists drinking and dancing with few face masks and little social distancing to be seen. german health minister young spawn has expressed concern. reasons of course in this that we have to be very careful that the bellarmine doesn't beco

has died in johannesburg she has been south africa's ambassador to denmark since 2015 because of her death has not been announced she was 59. so the african presidents are on opposing has reimposed a ban on alcohol sales and announce the return of a national curfew south africa's facing a rapid increase in coronavirus cases of the loosening what have been one of the world's strictest lockdowns health officials are warning of impending shortages of beds and oxygen as case loads climb from said the restrictions on alcohol would be it would free up beds in hospitals for covert $900.00 patients with now decided that the sale the dispensing and the distribution of alcohol will be suspended with immediate effect. there is now clear evidence that the resumption of alcohol savings has resulted in substantial pressure being put on hospitals including trauma and i.c.u. units due to motor vehicle accidents violence as well as related to told me that alcohol induced joining me now from cape town is did of your correspondent ali and what else is included in these measures. well the big talking po

minibuses says coronavirus hotspots in south africa. monkey rights in thailand. but we start off in italy when the coronavirus epidemic began in europe. many people died in the region of lombardy hardly a single family remained untouched the northern italian city is now coming to grips with what happened which travel to better a city that is still in mourning for stuff the old town usually a tourist hot spot here we meet. a community worker things have calmed down now unlike the south of the crisis a. bit you know the jaw to me after a few days some of us started breaking down emotionally they were sobbing like babies but it was partly the pressure but also because we were dealing with people who had seen 2 or 3 of their family members die all of them one after the other with. during our biler was among the founders of soup at bag and initiative to help those who couldn't help themselves 200 volunteers joined him they delivered food and medicines to cover 1000 patients relief for suffering city . at berga most men cemetery visit the graves of people who died of 1

africa india brazil south africa test are part of oxford and india is a biomedical company leading the study there can you talk to me about the ethics of who would get infected with this. so as you describe it more than a month if i seem kind of it which out in the free and part of the challenge as you also showed in the timeline is how do we get to our scene as soon as possible given the kind of mortality and morbidity that you're seeing and then multiple companies want to go to such groups and the great one be a frank i mean this one child in studies. but john in studies also you know have been out on sort of the big lead on in these conditions where we have some got a size ation and a good understanding of the disease in the case of covered 91 understanding of the disease is evolving i mean we still don't know many things about the disease it's about the physiology its impact it's going to impact on patients and the sequel of the disease you know part of the. discussion on the ad one politician for example you know that you've been having with so we don't really know enough about th

it's a drink which they're reporting from south africa here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world european union foreign ministers have met in person for the 1st time in months they discuss taking measures against china over the controversial new security law imposed from hong kong human rights concerns in turkey were also on the agenda today in brussels kosovo president is being questioned by war crimes prosecutors at the hague they accuse him of crimes. man of the during kosovo's 1990 s. uprising against serbia speaking today outside the court thought she said that nobody can rewrite history and that he stands for quote truth reconciliation and peace. or he has won the election again polish president to injury due to is headed for a 2nd 5 year term following sunday's election with nearly all the votes counted of the conservative incumbent has won just over 51 percent beating out his rival the liberal mayor of warsaw. on sunday well before all the votes were tallied with just a razor thin lead president duda seemed confident he'd win now after a

unit in south africa already banned the sales of alcohol in the early stages of the lock down but the industry pushed for reopening warning of massive job losses what happened after wards the hospital admissions went up significantly about 17000 alcohol related trauma admissions in hospitals were recorded every week that's why for now the liquor stores throughout the country remain close again i mentioned i changed to me to be straightforward i'm not going to be rude i think it's terrible i think it's realistically because in the leaky industry is not only the people working in the model stores is about a 1000000 people now have to be at home now i'll call it did most dangerous thing that is where people are always fighting people like me ladies who are a woman who are violated every time just because of so i support the president differed in that was very good he's done perfect the president also announced tonight curfew and stricter controls to enforce the airing of face masks but many here fear that this might not be enough to weather the storm off corona virus there's still a mass

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to south africa already banned the sales of alcohol in the early stages of the lock down but the industry pushed for reopening warning of massive job losses what happened after wards the hospital admissions went up significantly about 17000 alcohol related trauma admissions in hospitals were recorded every week that's why for now the liquor stores throughout the country remain closed again and i cannot change to me going to be straightforward i'm not going to be rude i think it's terrible i think it's realistically because in the leaking industry is not only the people working in the bottle stores about a 1000000 people now have to be at home now i'm told is did most dangerous thing that is why people are always fighting people like the ladies who are a woman who are violated every time just because of uncle so i support the president did put in that was very good he's done perfect the president also announced tonight curfew and stricter controls to enforce the raring of face masks but many here fear that this might not be enough to weather the storm off corona virus there's still a massi

minibuses has coronavirus hotspots in south africa. monkey riots in thailand but we start off in italy when the coronavirus epidemic began in europe many people died in the region of lombardy hardly a single family remained untouched the northern italian city is now coming to grips with what happened which travel to better a city that is still in mourning 1st off the old town usually a tourist hot spot here we meet. a community worker things have calmed down now unlike the south of the crisis the point at which you know the ga me after a few days some of us started breaking down emotionally they were sobbing like babies but it was partly the pressure but also because we were dealing with people who had seen 2 or 3 of their family members die one after the other and with that i love you a lot of thought during our pilot was among the founders of soup at bag and initiative to help those who couldn't help themselves 200 volunteers joined him they delivered food and medicines to cover 1000 patients relief for suffering city. at berga most

also coming up in a virus cases are surging in south africa as that country records its biggest increase in a single day but some communities are not cooperated with the government in 500 years. it's one of the world's most famous monuments the eiffel tower in paris is open again a person longest peace time closure because of the panda. he was responsible for some of the most famous film soundtracks of all time he won an oscar for his lifetime achievement composer connie has died. following terry martin good to have you with us india has announced that it has nearly 700000 corona virus cases making it the 3rd hardest hit nation in the global pandemic after the united states and brazil the number of infections that india is also expected to rise for several more weeks and experts predict the $1000000.00 figure will be passed this month the country's major cities are bearing the brunt of the pandemic. a mammoth facility to face a mammoth challenge. at the weekend delhi inaugurated 810000 bed hospital to treat coronavirus patients one of the largest in the world this even as india eases res

joining me live from cape town, south africa, is david mackenzie. and i really appreciate you being with us live because for those of us who think we might have it bad. i mean, really, they have a lot to cope with on the ground there. >> well, that's right. and paula, south africa just saw its highest increase of confirmed covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours but there is another health crisis in this country. it's an ongoing crisis. and many public-health officials i speak to. they are worried about covid, like everyone else about the globe. but it's other diseases, like tuberculosis, that they fear could see a dramatic resurgence. >> wow. so this was what you were coughing up. it didn't take long to realize just how serious his cough had become. >> were you nervous about going to get treatment because of covid? >> yes, i was nervous. at the time i was vomiting the blood, it was terrible. >> the doctor told him it wasn't covid-19. what he had was tuberculosis. a disease that kills upwards of 66,000 south africans per year. now, just weeks into his t

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restaurant owners in south africa protest the coronavirus lockdown restrictions devastating their industry and they accuse the government of failing to provide the support they need to survive. find a welcome to the program german prosecutors say they've arrested the former chief executive and 2 board members of the payments processor while as part of investigations into announced fraud marcus brown and 2 other board members were detained in munich investigators say they're suspected of faking income to inflate the company. balance sheets like cod went bankrupt after revealing a nearly $2000000000.00 euro hole in its accounts last month the scandal has triggered criticism of germany's financial oversight and led to calls for the government to explain how much it knew about the company's juba's accounting practices. well stephen beardsley from d.w. business can tell us will welcome stephen to these new arrests give us a fuller picture of what's been going on it like they do and just to go back as you mentioned that 2000000000 euros was unaccounted for in revenue that happened to a company t

we were in dire straits now we're breaking point the food restaurant out owners in south africa protesting coronavirus locked on restrictions devastating the industry and they accuse the government of failing to provide the support they need to survive. and unify must and will come for us this once again stoking tensions with china ordering beijing to close its consulates in houston texas the u.s. state department said it was a necessary measure to protect american intellectual property beijing has called the move a political provocation and a violation of international norms just hours after the order was issued firefighters were called to the concert. bins on fire inside the courtyard at the chinese consulate in houston witnesses said they could smell paper being burned the 1st whiff of a bigger story because this firefight is a right chinese state media started reporting the u.s. had ordered the consulate to be closed. it's a political provocation unilaterally launched by the u.s. side which seriously violates international law basic norms governing international relations and the bilat

centers off a coronavirus pandemic in south africa but there's little evidence of. a few of the mandates to wear a mask and social distancing is unusual. so in that me no i'm not because i. understand so i'm so used so i'm not scared because we're going to but over crowded neighborhoods is just where the virus is rapidly spreading many people here feel the economic fallout of the pandemic is a greater threat than the disease itself that's why a covert 19 mission from the health ministry is trying to convince potentially infected people and their contacts to enter quarantine. to protect your loved ones. protect yourself. from. the. towns where we take you the government has massive funds into field hospitals and quarantine. patients go to the hospitals the quarantine rooms remain empty. people who refused to go into isolation how big of a problem is that we're talking of huge numbers where this is happening because. i think it was about 10000. prepared for the current in an isolation. out of those. 2000. i do find that in those areas it's the people who don't want to

an official that is ignited by a service the compiler's so unlike in south africa they went back and that was because it was understood that it will that drink die early if i were to suddenly stop drinking or being much more problems in withdrawal that continuing to change so it's a real problem to his type or why the supply that's well actually been so the issue how do you prevent the risk of addiction in the 1st place that. well that's that's a 1000000 dollar question that i think anyone really has. so how to prevent addiction in the 1st place what's really important east to i guess that the antidote to addiction is to connect to be able to have elections we've kapor with our friends with our partners and of course that's the issue with the quote now i'm saying lockdowns is that for many of us we haven't had to connect with our friends we have they have feel that sense of belonging and so that in itself can actually pulls people to drinking and taking drugs more than they did before well i know it's so because of the outbreak but it's governments that have disconnected us how can g

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shocking scenes in south africa's hospitals. a bbc investigation reveals serious mismanagement in some of the country's covid hotspots. and a look at what's behind the recent heatwave in the siberian arctic and how that's affected weather in other parts of the world. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we are covering all the very latest coronavirus developing here in britain and also globally. i'm kasia madera. we are going to start in the united states. nothing seems to be able to stop the rise and rise of covid—19 numbers there. a further 67,000 cases and 900 deaths have been recorded in the last 2a hours. there are new outbreaks in alabama, nevada and north carolina, which are all beginning to report a jump in cases. cases have surged in oklahoma too, and the state's governor, kevin stitt, has tested positive. he says he thinks he is the first state governor to get the virus. i feel fine. ifelt a little bit achy yesterday. didn't have a fever butjust a little achy, sojust did my regular test

the storm is up on us south africa's president brings back a lock down restrictions after a surgeon 1000 cases they're. going peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha are also coming up libya's state owned oil company blames the u.a.e. for a blockade on oil exports reimposed by the warlord khalifa haftar. and exit polls suggest a tight race in poland as both the incumbent president and his rival claim a victory in the runoff vote. 230000 qubit in 1000 infections in 24 hours the world has now recorded its biggest daily rise since the corona virus outbreak began last according to the world health organization and the situation in the united states the country hardest hit has taken a turn for the worse the state of florida alone has registered more than 15000 new cases as of sunday that number surpasses the highest daily tally reported by any european country and what new york recorded when the pandemic peaked there in april . florida began lifting restrictions in may elsewhere around the world south africa has reimposed in light time curfew and a ban on the sale

we look at the new ban on the sale of alcohol is going on in south africa. and protests against the nomination of the new election chief considered too close to the former president. ♪ barbara: welcome to the program. the united states has toughened the stance on china's dispute to offshore resources and most of the china sea, calling them completely unlawful. but pompeo has released a statement saying beijing has no legal ground to unilaterally impose will on the region. the move is likely to further increase tensions in the nation. sanctionsenators were for supporting measures in the treatment. kimberly has more. what is so pronounced is the fact that up until now, the u.s. maintained when it came to disputes with the territorial waters and claims china has made in the waters that this really needed to be resolved at u.s.-backed arbitration. this is a departure from that standpoint. the u.s. secretary of state coming up strong, accusing china of bullying and being unlawful in their claims and making clear the united states is standing with their southeas

to landsberg national park in south africa. iran has been spotted but steadily help has come too late after ripping off its horn coaches left it as prey for lions. helicopter pilot and he could jacobs is out on patrol surveying the area he's a founding member of the anti poaching group a rhino 911 an organization that provides emergency helicopter rescue to rhinos injured all fun mostly due to coaching but it also carries a preventive measures. in a last ditch attempt to save them rhino 911 has been assigned to help d. horn rhinos in the province the animals are sedated before the precious horn is sold off. europe or home probably about. 56 kilograms. tragic i mean if you do this but unfortunately the only option that we have. been trying to do something else brian do trimming trees like these animals while. the team needs to up quickly before the rhino wakes up again horny is a drastic procedure that removes about 90 percent of the horn that conservationists tell us that in some areas even d. horn rhino is. to extract the rema

covid-19 finally searches across south africa. but already, -- covid-19 finally surges across south africa. filthy, chaotic state hospitals. here, security guards cover for absent medical staff. a sick man is a casualty. inside livingston hospital, essential cleaning, laundry, and so nursing staff are refusing to work. >> kit was found all over thepo hospital, thtives. there was blood on the floor. nerf it - nurses, the human the beings. reportert: but means just a ndful of doctors and nur are left. some are being sacked for speaking out. they asked us to hide their identities. >> you end up with 50 patients and more. we are living in fear.rt re: and there is plenty to fear here. rats converge on blood and other waste inside an open drain. inside the hospital, patients have comeo t blows over scarce oxygen supplies. >> there are reports of passengers fighting for oxygen and limited capacity, limited staff, and servicesin are sta to crumble. reporter: f four -- four medics lsve confirmed that babies have died and mothers after non-

off the 8 shops fight in new partner virus cases south africa imposes a curfew and bans all wholesales again we look at why the government is returning to such drastic measures. and victory for poland's euro skeptic president. wins a 2nd term edging ahead of fees for the challenger what will the next 5 years bring . us in the u.s. state of washington brics gets confirmed the team will change its controversial name off to fresh protests over racist connotations. hello i'm christie want to welcome to the program germany's health minister has warned that the country could face a renewed outbreak of coronavirus if tourists drop their god while on holiday in spawn told a news conference in berlin that he was along to buy images of germans flossing social distancing guidelines while on the beaches of majorca on say the danger off a 2nd wave is real and urged tourists to follow the rules. on my yorkers beaches holiday makers enjoy the sun and the fresh breeze but at night all the coronavirus related rules seem forgotten on the party strip the so-called tourists are drinking and dancing with f

we'll look at how the new ban on the sale of alcohol is going down in south africa . there with another 5 years as poland's president with a narrow victory that is likely to deepen the rift with the e.u. . hello welcome to the program the united states has toughened its stance on china's disputed claims to offshore resources in most of the south china sea calling them completely unlawful secretary of state might pompei or has released a statement saying beijing has no legal grounds to unilaterally impose its will on the region the move is likely to further increase tensions between the 2 nations and it comes hours after china sanctioned u.s. officials for supporting measures against the treatment of chinese weekers from pale statements says the us champions what he calls a free and open indo-pacific his statement says the u.s. wants to make it clear that beijing's claims to offshore resources across most of the south china sea are completely unlawful as is its campaign of bullying to control them. the south china sea claims by china include ownership of the spratly is

coronavirus case assault in south africa and many say i'm sanitary conditions in the nation's school the softer bank will show you what's been done to keep children safe. to class german police and to heavily armed suspect in the country's back far as he is accused of disarming several officers at gunpoint before feeding into the woods. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program the irish government and apple have won their appeal against a 2016 e.u. decision that said apple had to pay back the irish government 13000000000 viewers in back taxes money that i lent didn't even want so i didn't took the case to. court dublin has long to. night that it's tax arrangements with apple amounts to illegal state aid now the european commission is expected to appeal the ruling in the european court of justice. early this year then irish prime minister leader of arad current apple chief executive tim cook had an anniversary to celebrate 40 years since apple started manufacturing in ireland over the decades the e.u. country in the us i phone maker have both profited from the arrangement ap

minibuses says coronavirus hotspots in south africa. monkey writes in thailand. but we start off in italy when the coronavirus epidemic began in europe many people died in the region of lombardy hardly a single family remained untouched the northern italian city is now coming to grips with what happened which travelled to bad. a city that is still in mourning 1st stop the old town usually a tourist hot spot here we meet. a community worker things have calmed down now unlike at the start of the crisis. but you know the ga me after a few days some of us started breaking down emotionally they were sobbing like babies but it was partly the pressure but also because we were dealing with people who had seen 2 or 3 of their family members die one after the other with. during our pilot was among the founders of superbad and initiative to help those who couldn't help themselves 200 volunteers joined him they delivered food and medicines to cover 1000 patients relief for suffering city. at berga most men cemetery visit the graves of people who died of 19 father better mall

or you're basically told to go cold turkey in south africa. that's a real concern because like as an example where i am going to strike. out the whole body shops are actually does ignited. an official notice ignited by a service the compiler's so on like in south africa they went back and and that was because it was understood that it will that drink die early if i were to suddenly stop drinking or being much more problems in withdrawal than continuing to train so it's a real problem he says kiper why the supply that's well actually been so the issue how do you prevent the risk of addiction in the 1st place that well that's that's the 1000000 dollar question that i think anyone really has. to how to prevent addiction in the 1st place but what's really important is to i guess that the antidote to addiction is to connect to be able to have elections we've paper with our friends with our partners and of course that's the issue with the quote 19 lockdowns is that for many of us we have a brain how to connect with their friends we have the added fu

that i mean this is out there and life and also coming up is the pandemic in south africa a lot deadlier than the official figures the 17000 extra deaths wearing research's . overwhelmed by 19 bolivia for spain's general elections for a 2nd time this year. no deal to end weeks of protest against molly's president despite a powerful lineup of west african leaders traveling to the capital. so then the staggering impact of covert 1000 on the united states shows no sign of easing the number of infections across the country has crossed 4000000 more than 144000 people have died now president trump has called off the republican convention in florida because of coronavirus fears. castro has the story. the world's richest nation has now surpassed its 4000000 known case of coping 19 and it's feared the number will only soar what's important about that is the steamroller that it is. the acceleration that this has the rate of new cases is trending upward in 39 states with a record number of deaths reported in florida that's where president trump had planned to speak before a massive crowd at the rep