anywhere out of melbourne. so thatis anywhere out of melbourne. so that is quite a historic decision, mike. steven shubert, from abc, thank you very much. —— schubert. the hollywood actorjohnny depp has denied slapping his ex—wife, amber heard, on the second day of his high—profile libel action at the high court in london. he is suing the publisher of the sun, news group newspapers, and its executive editor, dan wootton, over an article published in 2018 which called him a ‘wife beater‘. he strongly denies the allegations. david sillito was in court. johnny depp arriving at court for day two of his case against the the publishers of the sun newspaper. reporter: johnny, johnny! it was this article and the headline that described him as a wifebeater that led to him suing for libel. the claims of violence were made by his former wife, amber heard, who arrived today at court to watch proceedings. it was a day of questioning about his drinking, his drug use, his addictions, even his friendship with stars

out of melbourne. so that is quite a historic decision. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: six kids, lots of homework, butjust one phone. how a new project in the uk is helping get digital devices to those in need. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they've pipped the favourites, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated, and celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then he asked herfor a cigarette, and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, she summoned a footman on duty, who took the man away. one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc world news. the latest headli

he joins us from near a checkpoint on the outskirts of melbourne steve let's talk 1st if we can about these 9 talib locks in the city where thousands of residents are in lockdown tell us what's been happening there to them. darron the latest on these tower blocks in melbourne in a north is that 111 out of 3000 people in these towers have tested positive for corona virus now they've been in full lockdown since saturday evening and this is unprecedented in astrology its response to corona virus the whole country was looks down but people were still able to leave their house for 4 reasons and that hasn't been the case for these presidents now a large proportion of these residents don't speak english is the 2nd language there's a high population in those towers and there has been some criticism about the numbers of police involved in enforcing that looked at there were 500 police officers on the shift every hour of the day so that's one of us of every 6 presidents victorious coronavirus cases to keep ticking outwards and as you mentioned today the whole the whole of melbourne struggles 2n

today is the first day of this new stage of lockdown just for melbourne. so unlike when australia was last in lockdown, when the whole country really was all in it together, this time it's just melbourne, and there are police road checks at the outskirts of melbourne stopping people coming in. now, we understand that they are providing some leniency today, for the first day, so if you show up at the road check and you don't have a valid excuse, you are being turned around. but they're saying that window of leniency is closing, and it won't be long until you're issued with fines, and that fine is a$1,600 so it would definitely sting. 0n the towers behind me, on the front there, this is unprecedented in australia. this is a hard lockdown. these people haven't been allowed to leave their homes at all since sunday, so hopefully there will be some news for them today. the state government here in victoria is saying that the testing is now complete in the towers, and they will be having some news about the easing of those restrictions fairly soon. seeing some pu

it's just the inner city area of melbourne it's the whole of melbourne in the surrounding suburbs gives you an indication of the people are going to be affected it means that resistance really will be i believe their homes unless they have essential excuses or reasons such as going to get some food going to school or college giving some kid giving in you're going to help people who are sick and a bit of exercise is there a dirty we're going to travel very far but restaurants and cafes are also being closed down as well as bars pubs entertainment areas and gyms and beauty salon so it's really quite all consuming this lockdown the victorian premier down andrews says the tough measures are needed to ensure that the infection doesn't spread to the rest of victoria and certain situation be turiya is has deteriorated very rapidly over the past few days overnight where another 134 infections are reported the big fear of course is an infection like spread into new south wales as was ordered that they've closed the border between the 2 states and you have to have very good reason to cross that b

this square in central melbourne. this is the historic town hall and it was the site along with some other sort town halls in melbourne. and other members of that technology community were here in their late teens and early 20 stopping for computer bits and exchanging ideas information about how to experiment with hardware and software. new. person. to use memory understanding. to do. just that he would be for a short time. one of the world's most. it's very interesting the hacker mentality from this time period they wanted the thrill of getting into the system that was to have the. and the more procedures see in the institution the more thrilled they got so if they could break into now such. things were the smartest people stay with people who had put man on the moon really if you could break into their systems then you could prove to yourself you're a 17 year old boy you 2 are very smart. the u.s. space agency nasa is one of the victims of the melbourne computer hacking syndicate american investigators including the

melbourne has recorded 191 new covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours. the highest daily increase since the start of the pandemic. and for the next six weeks, 5 million people in melbourne and in the area just north of it are expected to remain in their houses, except for necessaryos purpes such as going to work, giving care, or shopping for essentia. has said without rsing thendrews restrictions, the situation could spiral out of control. >> this is, i know, further than we went last time but we are ins manycts in a more precarious, challenging and potentially tragic position now th we were some months ago. reporter: mr. andrews blamed the sense of complacency among some for the current covid-19 spike, adding that nine blocs will remain in fullkd ln until testing is completed. previously, most cases involved returning overseas travelers in quarantine. community transmi are caused by for the first time in 100 years, the border between va and new south wales is set to close. witheavy penalties for anyone trying to violate the rules. thewi logistics of clo

well the problems of a large group a case of really control into melbourne which is the capital local state and a victorian and as you say we we had reason to think that we had it under control at least some of the current wave of the infection seem to originated we break out from quarantine or return travelers private security companies who are employed to supervise this quarantine some of them contract it and then spread it through shanley groups in now in really the northern suburbs of melbourne initially it's still unclear really how much of this current wave is due to that but a substantial part of it since today melbourne where you are is under a 6 week lockdown now what do the restrictions mean for people and you know how do they feel about it. well i'm a charity and people are now not allowed to go out except for cool reasons to shop for essential items to daily exercise for work or study if that can't be done. and who are the sick care or to give. we were these are the same restrictions that we were on back in march and april. it's more severe for residents of public housing

australia's 2nd biggest city under a 6 week lockdown in melbourne to observe a stay at home policy to limit the spread of current of. that i'm a clown this is out 0 live from doha also coming up brazil's president is tested again for covert nineteen's the situation in his country worsens. take talk polls out of hong kong as other social media companies review their operations because of a new national security law. plus rallying for reform villages in central darfur a demand in the government do more to protect them from groups. so 5000000 people in the city of melbourne again back into lockdown after a spike in cave in 1000 infections the government has admitted it's lost control of spreading infections and drastic action was needed to hold the spiralling situation for wednesday residents can only leave their homes for essential purposes for 6 weeks pretoria state border with neighboring new south wales is also closing. it is simply impossible with keiser right at this level to have enough context rising stars to have enough physical resources no matter where they come from no matter

so melbourne in the late eighty's and early ninety's became the center of the a strain underground which included cars and experimenters and also there's not just in the sense of the. people who broke into things illegally but also people who just experimented with. but. it didn't take long for australia's hacking community to embrace the young julia song those teenagers they spent most of their time online but did occasionally venture out and when they did they'd meet in this square in central melbourne. this is the historic that's right town hall and it was the site along with some other historic town halls in melbourne. it's. still a massage and other members of that technology community were here in their late teens and early twenty's stopping for computer bits and exchanging ideas and information about how to experiment with hardware and software. versus. men and women. on the computer. memory understanding. i didn't. just write that he would pay for a short while. one of the world's most. it's very interesting the hacker mentality from this time period they wanted the thrill of get

masks will become mandatory in melbourne. they will restrict visits to aids care centers -- age care centers. joined by a professor and advisor through the world health organization, mary-louise mclaws. great to have you with us again. we really do appreciate your time. the mandatory mask rule in victoria and across melbourne -- do you think this is enough to avoid a stricter lockdown? start.uise: it's a great with this approach, they have done a lockdown on july 1. we are already starting to see the benefits. you are looking at a rolling 14 days, which is two incubation periods. for the speed at which this is growing, it seems to have settled down and plateaued. that has helped a lot. they've got infections coming from three areas. yes, they had to quarantine hotels. that was breached and went into the wider community. community,into the into retail. but now we've got health services. and so, there are many people that work between health services, particularly age care, so they all need to wear a face mask, without exceptio

what is the very latest frorom melbourne? a record spike in coronavirus --es inn melbourne is foforce forcing the city back into lockdown. they recorded 191 neww cases ths tuesday. stage iii three restrictions will be reinstated in greater melbourne for six weeks starting wednesday night. bemeans that people won't able to leave their homes unless to get g groceries and essential supplies, caregiving, exercising and for work or school if it cannot be done from home. these rules are going to affect some 5 million people. they will join the residence of so-called hotspots across the city who are already in lockdown following lot -- outbreaks. melbourne blocked the arrival of international flights toto redue the ririsk of covid-19 caseses m ovoverseas. it is actually community transmission that is skyrocketing and causing the most concern. meanwhile, victoria is shutting its border with new south wales, the country's most populous state. that kicks in tonight with hundreds of police and military personnel set to enforce that clos

professor nancy baxter is head of the melbourne school of population and global health. she also lives in one of the north melbourne suburbs that went into lockdown on saturday. processor, thank you for being with us. processor, thank you for being with us. how worrying is the situation there? it is very worrying. i was starting to feel like we were getting to a new normal in melbourne, one that we would be able to live with until the pandemic... we found some way out of it. but now we seem to be taking a step backwards, so i am very concerned. wide you think that step backwards is happening? what has gone wrong? the plan was always to contain and control the epidemic. they had not been a plan that we would be able to eliminate it entirely. we always knew that there would be times where covid—i9 would become a problem in one area or the other and we would have to take measures to deal with it as we opened and tried to get the economy back going again. this has been almost the first test case of it. it is quite ironic that it happened largely related to breaches in prot

authorities have been forced to order a lockdown for millions of people in the 2nd largest city of melbourne as infections rage out of control. to see one to welcome to the program leave it carry land has defended the controversial new security law that china imposed on the city last week she said it would make hong kong safer by presenting violent protests she also warned citizens not to break the law so the whole government and world makers implement this law and i for one those radicals not to attempt a wild or all crossing the red line because the consequences of breaching this law . critics fear the know will and freedom of speech in hong kong as phoebe kong reports many activists fear these suppression of dissent will be stepped up. followed up for years now everyone has joined fellow members of his party on the 1st of july to mark hong kong's handover to chinese troops but everything changed last week it isn't uncommon for such areas more peaceful protests to have 100 plus police to search it doesn't offer i guess this will be the new law you may never see the picture of media in hong

at the straightest 2nd city of melbourne last down again millions are ordered to stay home as new coronavirus infections rage out of control. and proceed with the welcome to the program hong kong's need to carry now has defended the controversial new security law that beijing imposed on the territory last week she said it would make hong kong safer by preventing violent protests she also wants citizens not to break the law. so the home court as our government will vigorously implement this law and i forewarn those radicals not to attempt to while late this law or crossing the red line because the consequences are breaching this law are very serious critics warn that the new law will end freedom of speech in hong kong as the devil is the congress ports many projects the activists fear the suppression of dissent will be stepped up. followed . for years now every one has joined fellow members of his party on the 1st of july to mark hong kong's handover to chinese fruit but everything changed last week it isn't uncommon for such a race more peaceful protests to have a 100 plus police to search a

a partial lock down returns to melbourne as australian hotel quarantines are ignored, leading to a spike in infections. why turkey is using its influence in libya to further its ambitions. we have a special report. ankara wants to be a key player in the future, whatever emerges from the chaos in libya, and it's flexing its muscles across the middle east. india has now overtaken russia to become the country with the world's third—highest confirmed coronavirus infections. a sharp rise in new cases in recent days has taken the total health ministry figure to about 690,000. more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. anbarasan ethirajan reports. coronavirus! india has imposed one of the most stringent lockdowns of the most stringent lockdowns of the world to contain the outbreak in late march. however, experts say there has been no sustained contract tracing in many regions and it was difficult to enforce social distancing measures in the areas. the government is also gradually easing restrictions to revive a badly hit economy. in the past 2a hours, india's daily infections reached

in australia, a partial lockdown returns to melbourne as a breach of hotel quarantines is blamed for a spike in infections. also coming up, how turkey is using its influence in libya to further its ambitions. we have a special report. ankara wants to be a key player in the future, whatever emerges from the chaos in libya, and it's flexing its muscles across the middle east. india has now overtaken russia to become the country with the world's third highest confirmed coronavirus infections. a sharp rise in new cases in recent days has taken the total health ministry figure to nearly 700,000. more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. the bbc‘s alanna petroff reports. the taj mahal, a monument to love from the 17th century. a world—famous love from the 17th century. a world —famous attraction with millions of visitors each year. 0ne millions of visitors each year. one of the seven wonders of the modern world in the city of agra. it's been empty since mid—march. it was meant to reopen on monday. thousands we re reopen on monday. thousands were expected. at the last minut

it's the worst news for the people of melbourne. australia's second—largest city is back under lockdown with the police saying they will impose a ‘ring of steel‘ around the capital of victoria. five million people have been ordered to stay home except for essentials such as shopping, unavoidable work or care giving. wednesday was the third day in a row that the state of victoria recorded more than 100 cases. 75 of those infections are linked to this group of public housing towers in melbourne. they have been placed under hard lockdown, which means residents cannot leave the buildings at all. australia's overall covid numbers are comparatively small, nearly 9,000 cases. that's less than california recorded in one single day this week. but australian authorities say they are determined to stop the spread going any further. paul guerra is the chief executive of the victorian chamber of commerce and industry. hejoins me now from melbourne. thanks very much forjoining us. i guess this is all the more depressing and debilitating for

this was just before midnighn melbourne. there wa a huge queue at this cosco supermarket ad people trie to stock up on supplies. there are stricter rules for localized outbreaks within melbourne. this apartment block is one of nine where residents are banned one health official justified the move, calling the building a vertical cruise ship. residents say they were not given any notice before the lockdown came into effect and have been struggling to get food delivered. g a lot of people are sayng her come on, how did you not have anything in your pantry? let's not forget, the people living in these towers are vulnerab. some of us live paycheck-to-paycheck. weannot go out and do a massive sp or stock up on pantry items like everyone else can. yeah. it is not really for anyone to judge our schedule. so if we are being locked down, our human rights are -- our basic human rights are being stripped from us. the least they could have done is done this in a more organized manner. it is not acceptable for children and babies to be w

but lockdown is remiposed in the australian city of melbourne as thousands of residents are told not to leave their homes for at least five days. a leading health official calls on the uk government to put in place plans to adequately fund england's social care system within a year. after at least two decades of talking about it, we do not have a fairand talking about it, we do not have a fair and properly resourced adult social care system with a proper set of workforce support. despite surging coronavirus infections, donald trump uses his independence day speech to praise the us response to the disease, and he attacks those he says are seeking to erase america's history. we will not throw away our heroes. we will honour them and we will prove worthy of their sacrifice. as the formula one season opening race gets under way, lewis hamilton says some drivers' reluctance to "take a knee" before the austrian grand prix is down to a lack of understanding of racism. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis fro

this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes new coronavirus cases discovered in melbourne as thousands of public housing residents are ordered to stay home. new restrictions are set to be imposed in israel but the prime minister warning the country is at the height of a new craving $1000.00 offensive. displays independence day the u.s. president goes ahead with a speech despite health concerns and protests. and more than 30 people have been killed in southwestern japan during flooding and landslides. and pieces of it with the sport for me to one or 2 but droid is a divided on hobo protest against racism ahead of the foods grown pretty st. paul we begin this hour with the increasing number of crude 1000 cases worldwide saturday saw the biggest single day rise since this pandemic began with more than 212000 infections recorded globally the majority of them were in latin america which now has more cases than europe brazil alone has more than 1500000 infections and has already had at least 64000 deaths in israel officials have now reauthorized the use of phone surveillance tec

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new south wales government has designated the whole of melbourne as a hot spot so people from melbourne won't be able to travel to new south wales right now, as of now, but -- and that will extend to the whole of the victorian population as of tomorrow. what this is about is keeping the outbreak in melbourne. the figures that were reported today were the highest that melbourne has suffered through this entire coronavirus pandemic. that's in a country, australia, that's been doing very well to keep a lid on the disease. none of the authorities want this getting out of victoria, rosemary. >> there's a reason why their numbers are low. angus watson, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, one of iran's key nuclear sites have been damaged by an unexplained fire. we ask if it's sabotage or accident. >>> the first person to be charged under a controversial new law in hong kong. we will take you there live. back in just a moment. tis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting o

well that's the big question why always seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases in the city of melbourne when not saying the same situation across other parts of the nation there have been some people speculating about what happened during quarantine there when people did return from the ses but it has happened as well as restrictions have been easing across the country especially has been very successful up until now really to suppress that 9 tain which means that shops have started to reopen public gatherings have returned and this is when we have seen a huge but in cases in specific pockets of the city of melbourne and the victorian premier daniel andrews gave an update a short time ago and he said that they had been 127 new cases recorded in the states or even not on sunday now that he's like the biggest jump in cases that victoria has seen since the start of this had to make which is why many different social distancing measures have now returned. dozens of suburbs now returning to strict social distancing measures but also you 3000 papal stuck at least for 5 days if not more in 9 k

this is after 191 new cases were detected in melbourne yesterday. worst weexceeds the saw in the first wave of the virus. in all seems to trace back to some severe lapses and hotel quarantine procedures in melbourne, where private security forms -- firms and set a police were used to make sure things were kept under control and things were not kept under control. there is now a judicial review into what appears to be a big mess. another surge of cases in taco -- in tokyo and hong kong as well. cases in tokyo on tuesday, now six days in a row there have been 100-plus cases reported there. also three nurses in the hospital in tokyo, testing positive for covid-19 as well. tokyo,0 cases now in 20,000 nationally. some concern about a resurgence of the virus in japan. as for hong kong, which had done very well, they have nine new cases there, the most in three months. five of them, no one is really sure how they were contracted. there is concerns there about hidden transmission change, patients without symptoms who could be infecting others. that comes af

australia's 2nd largest city melbourne has been ordered back into lockdown for 6 weeks after seeing a single day increase of nearly 200 new coronavirus cases the move comes as the border between the states of victoria and neighboring new south wales is sealed for the 1st time since the 1st spanish flu epidemic of more than a century ago. let me read it through the map that we have. a scene of distress and frustration a mother trying to reach our son confined inside a tower block after a resurgence of the coronavirus how did it happen that was the melbourne housing complex was originally at the center of the latest outbreak but now alarming spikes in the wider community mean lock down for the whole of the victoria state capital. and that is war the public health team have advised me to re-impose. current restrictions for a period of 6 words there is simply no alternative other than thousands and thousands of cases. and potentially more many many people in hospital and the inevitable tragedy that will come from that. the move in melbourne follows other measures to contain the spread of

when melbourne had about 111 cases. in t last few days, we have been reporting cases higher than that. e impact on everybody of going into lockdow again, from business owners to the people in public housing you mentioned before, the impact is huge. katty: i want to ask about the towers and a second. but if i t hado go back into six weeks of lockdown now, the first time aund, it wa sort of novel and we all felt like in this together. i think my heart would sink if i had to go back into i with my family now. x right. we all made the most of it. we bought a few bottles of wine, puzzles, movies, whatever it took, but we are through with the puzzles and movies now, and there is not much novelty to it. katty: so,ou can get out, do essential shopping, grocery shopping, and exercise. the 9000 -- 3000 people stuck in the tower blocks cannot get out at all. what is the situation for them right now? rachel: that was the interesting pocy announcement we had. everyockdown we have in melbourne, we have had a little bit of notice, be

millions in melbourne are ordered back into lockdown for 6 weeks — there are police checks at the state border between victoria and new south wales. at the high court in london, johnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a ‘wife beater‘. he's been tested before and it's come back negative, but now on the 4th procedure, brazil's president has tested positive for coronavirus. jair bolsonaro has spent months downplaying the severity of the virus, in a country that has the second highest number of covid—19 cases and deaths in the world, after the us. he is now taking hydroxychloroquine, a drug he and president trump have promoted but which is unproven as a treatment for the disease. this from our south america correspondent katy watson. brazil's graveyards, a testament to the country's crisis. every day, more tombs are filled, every burial another number in the country's shocking statistics. tens of thousands of people are falling ill every day, numbers that jair bolsonaro has often dismissed, but now he is one of them. the president went on television to announce the test

parts of australia 2nd city in melbourne are back in lockdown to fight a new wave of infections 9 public housing blocks are put under quarantine. in formula one b. against and still lame season with a thrilling from korea in austria and a message to the world britain's lewis hamilton leads an anti-racism protest by kneeling before the start of the race that said it's team mate on course for its 1st world championship. on the call for welcome to the show. croatia as prime minister has claimed a great victory in the country's parliamentary elections for luminary official results give the governing conservatives a strong lead ahead of the center left social democratic party the votes also opens the playing field to a controversial new force and croatian politics the nationalist homeland movement which came in 3rd. observing street tide you precautions and social distancing. counts that. the result a clear victory for the h.d. said party of prime minister i'm replying to bitch. some say the center right party called the early elections in order to profit from its relatively successful handli

melbourne in australia is back in lockdown after recording its highest number of daily covid cases. we'll look at what's behind the surge. and the trump administration has the video—sharing app tik tok in its sight. secretary of state mike pompeo was asked whether he'd recommend downloading it. only if you want your private information in the hands of the chinese communist party. welcome to the programme. we have to start with jair bolsonaro, president of the country with the second highest number of covid cases in the world — and now he's part of that total. here he is telling reporters earlier. he appears without a mask but then puts one on. he tells them he's been feeling unwell since sunday, had a fever and was suffering some pain and then took a coronavirus test. now, though, he says he feels perfectly well. translation: for example, if i hadn't taken the covid—19 test, i wouldn't know the result. and it turned out to be positive. let's bear in mind this is a man who has repeatedly trivialized and downplayed the seriousness of the coronavirus. there are any number of exam

it's very hard to know really where it's so concentrated in melbourne it's initially been concentrated particularly in certain postcodes in certain areas of knowledge than i initially it seemed to be located around or concentrated around some disadvantaged groups and certainly the living conditions around disadvantaged groups means that the virus can take off in those settings a lot faster than in other places but the reason why for example we've seen such it much been a problem in melbourne and sydney is much harder to put our finger on and i think possibly something that's going on is that winter is much considerably calm it down here in melbourne than what it is in sydney. has recently said that there's not yet evidence that there's a strong effect of season on transmission of the virus but there's not too much else that even we want to explain why it's so concentrated in one of the men as well as making masks mandatory and the other precautions that are being taken when we've been covering the story over the last few months the thing that repeatedly comes up is the level of testing

coronavirus will it lead to a change in his behavior also coming up millions in the australian city of melbourne to make last minute preparations ahead of a new law the government says it's the only way of preventing the catastrophe. plus the un fears there could be a cop in 1000000 extra deaths from aids because of coke at 19 as the prices just supply line. low in terry martin welcome to the program brazil's president. has tested positive for the krona bars all sonora has downplayed the severity of the disease for months describing it as a little flu critics said it was only a matter of time before he caught the disease and self as he has failed to socially distance and has largely refused to wear a mask in public. from the very beginning of the outbreak. repeatedly played down the risks of the corona virus and initially described this as an issue flu he also sensual distancing recommendations and other measures. including lying face masks in public. has been tested 3 times previously all came back negative however on tuesday the brazilian rightwing leader confirmed to local media he had tested

the move in melbourne follows other measures to contain the spread of the virus the neighboring state of new south wales is closing its borders to victoria anyone found breaking the rules could face a hefty fine or even jail time the border here hasn't been closed since the spanish flu pandemic a century ago. so this is something entirely different this is going to affect the travel of more stuff because i have stuff inclined spotted living and working on both sides of the border and there's no obviously clarity on the border it's going to work. so it's like really it's a matter of funding and. it's all going to pan out. until now been slated to outbreak australia had recorded far fewer cases than many other countries in the coronavirus pandemic the countries all thora hope swift and firm measures can keep it that way. since george floyd was killed in police custody in the united states a resurgence of the black lives matter of movement the behavior of former colonial powers in the territories they once occupied has come under renewed scrutiny as a germany was one of those powers in t

parts of australia's 2nd city melbourne are back in lockdown to fight a 2nd wave of infections 9 public housing blocks are put under quarantine. i am i was truly shown on a board of the ocean fighting rescue vessel migrants stuck in limbo on the mediterranean are finally told if they can just embark. and formula one begins its toll a disease in a with a railing grands prix in austria and a message to the world's britain's lewis hamilton or leads an anti-racism protest by kneeling before the start we look at the lack of diversity in the sport. i'm clay richardson welcome to the show creations have voted in parliamentary elections and that could push the e.u. member state further to the right according to exit polls the governing conservatives will win of the most seats ahead of the center left social democratic party but neither is expected to gain an outright majority making a coalition government likely that could leave room for a new force in croatian politics the nationalist homeland movement led by a popular folk singer. observing strict hygiene precautions and social distancing rus

extend beyond melbourne. i am now in aubrey, as you say, on the new south wales border, and up until last night, this was actually an open road. —— albury. now it is a chat point manned by police and military personnel. the night, they have been manning this checkpoint and others along the border, stopping cars, checking people's permits, making sure they do have them before they cross from victoria into new south wales. now, isay cross from victoria into new south wales. now, i say the word border. what it means, actually, for tens of thousands of people who have been crossing here for years, is essentially driving from one end of a highway or a bridge across the river into another, for work or school or to visit family, for hospital appointments, so this is very, very different. and it shows the kind of nervousness among the leadership about what is happening in victoria. but there has been a great deal of confusion here as to these changes. for example, this morning we have seen very, very long queues

millions in melbourne are ordered back into lockdown for six weeks — there are police checks at the state border between victoria and new south wales. at the high court in london, johnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a ‘wife beater‘. hello and welcome. he's been tested before, and it's come back negative, but now on the fourth procedure, brazil's president has tested positive for coronavirus. jair bolsonaro has spent months downplaying the severity of the virus, in a country that has the second highest number of covid—19 cases and deaths in the world, after the us. he is now taking hydroxychloroquine, a drug he and president trump have promoted but which is unproven as a treatment for the disease. this from our south america correspondent katy watson. brazil's graveyards, a testament to the country's crisis. every day, more tombs are filled, every burial another number in the country's shocking statistics. tens of thousands of people are falling ill every day, numbers that jair bolsonaro has often dismissed, but now he is one of them. the president went on televisi

right wing party could play the kingmaker also coming up on the show the lockdown is back in parts of melbourne australia as a 2nd wave of corona virus infections appears residents of 9 public housing blocks are now under quarantine. plus the byron make it a double meeting later clues into a claim that german cop david alibi open to the scoring as the bavarians added they copped to this season's league title we catch up with all the action from prison cell and fixed idea. i'm claridge's and welcome to the show creations have been voting and parliamentary elections that could push the e.u. member state further to the right with the governing conservative croatian democratic union up against the center left social democratic party the poll is taking place amid a new spike in kofi 1000 cases voters are choosing between leaders who say they can keep. infection rates down while reviving a battered economy. none of the main contenders as expected to gain a majority making a coalition government a likely prospect i'm not sure that some say it's a gamble by the incumbent president and rippling coverts

in australia, restrictions return to melbourne as a breach of hotel quarantines is blamed for a spike in cases. and the show must go on — republicans say they will hold their annual convention in florida despite its infection rate. india has now overtaken russia to become the country with the world's third highest confirmed coronavirus infections, after the united states, and brazil. but experts warn the true scale of the outbreak in india could be far higher. a sharp rise in new cases in recent days has taken the total health ministry figure to nearly 700,000. more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. alanna petroff reports. the taj mahal, a monument to love from the 17th century. a world—famous attraction with millions of visitors each year. one of the seven wonders of the modern world in the city of agra. it's been empty since mid—march. it was meant to reopen on monday. thousands were expected. at the last minute, plans were scrapped. authorities extended local lockdown measures. there is no word on a new reopening date. just days earlier, a representative for local