i've asked moscow to sign off on that, but moscow is silent. that was the moment that flood may putin realised his motherland had abandoned him. this man says that moscow abandoned him, too. he claims that at this meeting, soviet leader mikhail gorbachev assured him german reunification wouldn't happen. he accuses gorbachev of surrendering to america. mikhail gorbachev rejects criticism of his leadership. he is fiercely proud of his role in ending the cold war. it would take moscow four years to bring all its troops home. but to what kind of a country where they coming back? the soviet union had gone, russia was struggling, the returning soldiers were low priority. this man had commanded a tank battalion in germany, the 16th gades division. its mission, he says, was to defend the motherland and moscow's allies in eastern europe. they were an elite unit, but there was nothing elite about the conditions to which they returned. there were no facilities, there was no accommodation, nowhere for their families to live. it was almost as if they'd been

so to speak to them i'm going to have to go back to moscow. in moscow i have come to the headquarters of the state run media giant. it transmits the kremlins view to the world. bolton uses one of its outlets. your editorial policy is the kremlin's editorial policy. you are pushing the kremlin's narrative. why don't you publish a piece that says harry porter is much more popular in latvia than mein kampf? but it's the true situation, it's the truth. can a country be simultaneously the grand spoiler and a great power? does modern russia even want the title superpower? this is my chance to ask the president. vladimir putin has just finished an event near the kremlin. it's a rare opportunity to get up close to the kremlin leader. bbc news. vladimir putin set out to restore russia's status as a global player. and everything seems to have been going according to plan. until now. suddenly the whole world has changed.

but amid the crisis at home, moscow is sending aid abroad. the russian army has been in italy to help tackle the epidemic there. russia is saying, we are still power. we are still power. we have possibility to help you. no little green men. this time, it was the boys in blue. they presented this as a mercy mission. but images of the russian military in an eu and nato country are a propaganda coup for moscow. it's good for geopolitics, it's good for another country, but i think it's not perhaps good for us. because the priority is your own country. not another. the pandemic is the biggest challenge for moscow since the fall of its empire 30 years ago. but it hasn't extinguished its determination to regain influence and to be seen as strong. for russia, the real lesson of 1989 when the iron curtain lifted, is that weakness costs power. the paradox is that today's russia wants to forget about 1989. it was, yes, an amazing period, but it was the period of backtracking, surrender, defeat. so the kremlin wants victory, wants omnipotence, wants domi

cases of cope with 19 as more and more medics become infected there are fears that hospitals outside of moscow could become overwhelmed also coming up on world press freedom day honors journalists with our annual freedom of speech award the world highlights the courage and determination of reporters persecuted for exposing the truth about the coronavirus pandemic. and looking out for each other during the pandemic. kenya called i've dropped a family gives people who are better off a chance to financially support others lost their income. or welcome to the program despite a strict lockdown across russia the number of coronavirus cases there is rising sharply authorities recorded more than 10000 new cases in the last 24 hours bringing the total to almost 135000 more than half of the new cases are in moscow there is concern that as the virus spreads russia's medical facilities could be overwhelmed. moscow is entering its 6th week of corona lockdown but despite these efforts infections are on the rise across russia over 10000 new cases were registered sunday more than half in the capital alone whi

moscow is clclaiming it isis dog about 50,000 tests a day. testing has become mumuch more widespspread while still not coming anywhere close to capturing the actual neeeed. the momoscow city government dos puput forward this argument that the reason you're seeing such ha spike in casases is now the testingg resources and the ability to test has been buiuilt up to a level where they can go out into ththe population andndt people.. ththe numbers are not necessariy -- are reflective of increased testing rather than a spiking spread of the virus, but t thats impossible to check stop moscow city government is very much part of the kremlin overall political machine, runun by a mayor who is very muchch a loyal member of putinn's political and or circle even as the mayor has emerged as a somewhat, if not exactly independent, then a kind of parallel voice and source of authority in d dealing with coronavirus -- at least here inn moscow. but very hard to fact check some of these clalaims coming outut f the moscow city government. but that does say the

moscow says the west deceived moscow. no such promise was made. second, just the idea that washington or a big western allies should promise that to moscow is an idea based on the total wrong assumption that big countries can promise something in behalf of small countries. since russia took crimea nato has bolstered its forces near russian borders. in the baltic, it strengthened its air policing mission. from estonia, this air base rent nato jets are regularly scrambled. their main task is to intercept russian planes that are approaching estonian air space, which had failed to identify themselves. over the baltic sea, typhoon jets intercept russian military aircraft and escort them from the area. this piece of land is oui’s from the area. this piece of land is ours and no one else's. russia wants to assert its dominance over the baltic area, on land and on sea. the message is clear this is our territory, keep out, and our response to them is, no, you are wrong, this is western territory, nato territory, and we are here. do you believe russia is

and moscow. is the invited doctors from other regions to help win this battle and moscow has amassed a lot of equipment and medical supplies you could do as you said to go was a mirror of the completion in some other cities across the world some other capitals fail to do that some of them were not so fast as you were. and that helped us and you prevent the worst case scenario now it is clear that this is true we haven't passed all the. worse case scenario so most doctors and nurses have received as a unique experience in fighting because of it 900 faction we now know the doctors from moscow are helping out there but you colleagues in the regions are russian they're providing them and also dieticians let's go to the conferences going to end but i want you junior guy mendacious an advice. on how this needs to be disease can be treated best diagnosed with acid and how the work lies ation the whole operation of hospital should be a few months plan and we need to continue that i don't practice in mosc

moscow has a strong system of c.t. scans so we are testing people for pneumonia and other cold related conditions which allows us to. see to 2. to find more rules of people with the patients with go with which allows us to treat them. at an earlier stage i'd like to say that we have been working with the. ministry of health that have been working with us. and. we have a network of centers to treat go that. long and put it. in different regions and the main criteria. or further decisions to be made is that. in the upcoming 2 weeks. when you go to rome and you know these are the 2 weeks then that will allow us to actually make some conclusions although they are these 2 weeks we haven't seen a rise in hospitalized patients. so the number of i.c.u. patients is generally on the same level so the situation is stabilizing. effect. as for 'd what decisions can be made in this situation we believe that it's going to. war. that it is too early for the service sucks or to remove the lockdown measures unfortunately more. it is the

hello this is our team from moscow it's made the night to date indelibly etched in russian minds it's victory day and exactly 75 years ago nazi germany was defeated and the 2nd world war in europe was over this year's commemorations of course may be subdued in size and spectacle but nonetheless the emotion the pride the immense gratitude is still being felt nationwide as the country remembers the incalculable sacrifices made by soviet troops and civilians who suffered the wars biggest casualties. he'd. be. given a way now. june 22nd 1941 and germany's surprise invasion of the u.s.s.r. started what will become known in russia as the great patriotic war. the nazis had a significant advantage in numbers and military equipment allowing troops to gain vast amounts of territory with little resistance in a matter of months they were of moscow's doorstep. but after a series of fierce battles and unforeseen resistance from the soviet people the germans were still unable to enter the city and were forced to retreat meanwhile the german sets are grounded the northern capital leningrad today some

economy will begin reopening but restrictions will stay in place in some regions including hard hit moscow will get an update from the capital. nurses on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemics be conscious as we mark international nurses day to day many say they are still not getting the protection they need as they risk their own health saving others. i'm christine want to welcome to the program russia has begun easing its walk down despite a surge in corona virus infections the country now has over 230000 cases facing it behind only the united states and today the kremlin's chief spokesman was hospitalized with close at 90 despite the outbreak president vladimir putin is pushing forward with a plan to roll back restrictions across the country but hard hit moscow has introduced new rules people have to wait clubs and mosques and supermarkets as well as in taxis and pepper a public transportation use every show would reports. rob no entry without gloves and a mask the employees here tell people. the many. market in the center of moscow is sticking to the city's new rules despite a huge

emily who filed the reporting you're just full joins me now from a studio in moscow. so russia now has the 2nd highest number of coronavirus evictions but its desperate remains relatively low why could that 8. so the high number of cases i think is partially to do with the fact that the russian authorities have really stepped up testing in the past few weeks parent lead they have carried out nearly 6000000 tests so far but yes the number of deaths is comparatively low and recent media reports have pointed out that there may be a discrepancy in the number of reported deaths and the number of real deaths they point out that there has been a rise of around 20 percent in the death rate recorded in april but meanwhile that would be almost $12000.00 cases if that's true but meanwhile the number of reported coronavirus cases this is in moscow is much much lower so there is some suspicion that there could be a discrepancy there but it's not clear at the moment that's not confirmed how watery people in russia about the coronavirus. well i would say judging by the situation in

marching down there in moscow st louis and the streets of russia that we awarded were. fought against death. and we will. united as they are we all unite on that shared memory thought shit achievement and this responsibility. and the future. we strongly believe that we will prevail when we all together by happy victory die. well we have just been listening to the russian national anthem and just before that we heard her raise we know this whole ray would have been much louder because it would have come from hundreds or even thousands of soldiers marching or actually being. right the 2 march through red square this year it's different but from what we heard from the russian president vladimir putin the full scale celebrations will indeed happened one point or another and the whole country indeed will be waiting for that again just to remind you what kind of special significance this victory day bears just have a look at what we've prepared for you. need. to be. even though you may not. june 22nd 1941 and germany's surprise invasion of the u.s.s.r. started what will becom

marching down the moscow st louis and the streets of russia that we. fought against. and we will be united as we are united by the memory. and the spirit of responsibility. and the future and we need you we strongly believe that we will prevail when we all together. happy victory die. we heard her raise from other russian service men i can tell you that on any other may 9th we know this whole ray would have been much louder because it would have come from the hundreds or even thousands of soldiers marching or actually being ready to march through red square and we also have to remember what the person behind world war 2 was the plan was the plan was to destroy this country to store this city all together so you can think of a world without russia a wall without moscow but not only the soviet troops managed to defend their motherland they went all the way to berlin to pretty much save the world and this is what happened here in the month after the heroes came back this kicked off the tradition there was a massive parade for the heroes and ever since then there were som

and correspondent emily sure one is covering the cooperations for us today in moscow hello to you emily well these anniversary celebrations the 75 years since the end of the 2nd world war they were really meant to be major showcase of power for the president vladimir putin a short time ago he made a speech at the eternal flame near the kremlin what was his message this year. well i think the most interesting thing about the speech that we heard from putin today was that he actually just didn't mention the coronavirus at all he did said say that we will have a parade referring to russians that we will celebrate but he really emphasized the importance of this holiday for all russians and for the country he said that this is the most important holiday for russians and he said that the celebrations and the kind of sad history of this day are really part of people's souls of course you have to remember that an estimated 26000000 people soviet citizens were killed during world war 2 every family kind of has a story and as you say this day also has huge political side significance for russia i

well i think it really is kind of a sad day for many russians and here in moscow the weather is just as gloomy this is a really important holiday for many people here in russia some might say even the most important holiday of the year after all an estimated $26000000.00 soviet people civilians and soldiers included or killed during world war 2 everyone every family has a story to tell people tell those stories to their kids their passed on through generations and of course the celebrations play an important part in how people mark this day usually in the center of moscow there would be huge crowds in the center waiting to see the tanks go by waiting for the military parade that of course is all not happening today and as one person i spoke to today said it doesn't really feel quite like a holiday so people really are sad they're going to be celebrating at home of course and i met a choir who usually sings on the 9th of may for victory day just to let you know to show you how sad people are about these cancellations cancellations let's take a look. oh. oh oh a people's war a secret b

buses have been as bad news is coming as well about here in moscow more about it moscow mayor said bannon has now extended the coronavirus instructions for the service industry cultural support venues and education facilities now to the end of the month 31st of may before that as we reporting starting from may the 12th next week the moscow authorities are beginning the implementation of the 1st phase of easing restrictive measures means but choose day everyone in the city is going to be required to wear a face mask and gloves in public places and when taking transport obviously i will be in the studio will be outside that's the way things are looking so far this thursday the 7th of may from moscow here doubts he will continue to keep you fully posted throughout all this 24 seventh's from students around the world our social media and our tito com i'm kevin now in to stay safe and well liz ever thank you for watching. seem wrong. why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just days after. and in detroit because the trail. went something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look

many sectors of the economy will reopen the restrictions will remain in some regions including target moscow. and of the mysterious illness that's that's affecting dozens of children it shows symptoms with a potentially deadly disease and might be linked to the whole that 90. i'm told me a lot but welcome to the program the u.s. government's top expert on infectious diseases dr anthony follett she has warned that reopening the country too soon could cause a new spike in corona virus cases testifying from home he expressed concerns to a senate hearing about the risk of a fresh outbreak is the easing of lockdown measures is rushed he also told the panel that a call that 19 vaccine would not be available in time for the also school to test our. correspondent all of a salad joins us from washington what more did dr fox he have to say. well tell me his issued a stark warning 1st and foremost and he does say the united states is moving in the right direction but he also says at the same time that the outbreak is not under control so a very strong warning strong words here and he essentially is tal

as moscow sees a significant rise in new cases to visit to a truck sions now been turned into a field hospitals. pandemic. underway here in russia. so let's talk about hi there thanks to come to this monday live from marty's world news center in moscow is kevin though in here with a 30 minute round up for you as it stands today begin with the latest a global infection figures since the outbreak of the new virus last december there's been more than 3500000 registered cases the number of deaths is heading towards a quarter of a 1000000 but on a more positive note small the 1100000 people have so far recovered 2. you. in other developments to brief you on the u.s. is again trying to keep the focus well and truly on china with the u.s. secretary of state saying that there's enormous evidence that the outbreak started with a leak from a lab in wuhan that's in contradiction though to the united states' own intelligence community which says that assertion is far from certain haven't you seen anything that gives you high confidence that it originated in that will have in the lab or is that th

good morning just past 1 am in our moscow life martin to nationals world news h.q. it's kevin i would with thanks for your company for the next 30 minutes hopefully as it take you through the main stories of the last 7 days as reported by us 1st the latest covert 1000 figures hits a week where the world's reached another grim milestone the total number of infections is now more than 4100000 globally the virus has claimed more than 283000 lives in terms of recoveries of 1400000 people have managed to conquer the disease . the picture here in russia now the total number of infections has climbed above 200000 with again a record amount of daily new cases logged on sunday it's now the 5th most affected country globally and as one of the highest rates of new infections in europe officials put much of the spike down to an increase in mass testing giving a fuller picture of the spread of infections russia has carried out more than 5400000 tests that's the world's 2nd highest amount. lately we have increasingly multiplies the number of attacks and the number of positive cas

maybe some of these resources could be redirected to the regions of russia and i have 0 doubt that moscow will respond to the plight of other places here and russia will help the people there has just. been in dire need of us help right now and the more effective this help will be with you if you'll be giving they salvage you and the better this junction will be in these regions and the tendencies will be just as good as school in the moscow missed me. mr president i wish very well understand they thought and so there's a to this final thing the time that it seems to be done as quickly as possible because in a week or 2 nobody will need this help because everybody will. be. right now when other regions require our help right you said we have been cooperating with the regions or our leaders. have been consulting them other clinics and hospitals online support discussing. issues where. there are actually medical experts for example. to doctors from they really hospital number 52 they had a seminar with that. through if they were able to contact over 10000 doctors about the country they were

correspondent emily sure one is covering the commemoration and she joins us now from moscow of red square hello to you emily so these celebrations in particular 75 years since the end of the 2nd world war they were intended to be really bombastic and kind of a boost to president vladimir putin we know he just made a short speech at the turn of the flame near the kremlin what was his message this year. well i think the interesting thing about putin's speech this year is that he didn't mention the coronavirus at all he did say however that victory day is part of russian people's souls and he promised that there would be victory day celebrations soon that they will happen now of course this day is really an emotional day for many people here for all to mated 26000000 soviet citizens were killed during world war 2 and it's also always been an opportunity for russia and vladimir putin as well as its president to demonstrate political power and military power as well without bombastic parade that you just mentioned and this year for the 75th anniversary of the celebrations putin had hopes that

doing something to moscow's unmissable t.v. there it is joining up to lighting up in solidarity with the heroes shine bright campaign in tribute to medical staff worldwide. finally from now when it comes to isolation you can't get much more isolated to secluded than the wilds of siberia and one russian photographers taking full advantage of that amid the picturesque beauty on the shores of the world's deepest freshwater lake. the idea to convert my i said patriot into the many modes of time came to me long before the whole story with quarantines in coronavirus the fact is that i travel a lot in the wild and do think telegraphy in video this time it just coincided when this quarantine started and i had to go to lake baikal. it was just the spring holidays and i took sasha my son with me he's 11 years old and we just spent this time unlike by cow away from civilization in deserted now the nature. of. this is my sleeping place now it's in the single version if necessary it is hinged to here and it turns out to be a double version.

parades on the ground but the aerial tributes still took to the military fly past in the skies above moscow plus . the immortal regiment march which usually sees millions of russians turn up with traits of the old time bullets as moved on line and later a flash mob will see russians take to the balconies to sing songs just as we did here earlier with the friends from a strangely. close was close. hello this is our team from moscow it's made the 9th a date indelibly etched in russian minds it's victory day and exactly 75 years ago nazi germany was defeated in the 2nd world war in europe was over. this year's commemorations may be subdued in size and spectacle but none the less the emotion the pride and the immense gratitude is of course still being felt nationwide as the country remembers the in calculus bill sacrifices made by solving it troops and civilians who suffered the war's biggest casualties. when they made. june the 22nd 1941 and germany's surprise invasion of the u.s.s.r. started what will become known in russia as the great patriotic war. the nazis had a significant advantage in

in december 1951 caterer left moscow for a sign period and a cattle wagon. she was given her little suitcase of some addresses packed in berlin 6 an obvious previous when she thought she'd be away for a week. the journey lasted 14 days and katie recalled that when one of the prisoners dined the guards through the body out into the snow . in the digital era which a lot of she wrote that she had to do an extreme amount of labor i couldn't keep up with at the time i weighed under 40 kiddo. i figured because i didn't work enough my food ration was cut no breakfast no food in the evening just at midday if a fellow prisoner hadn't helped me i would have certainly starved to death. because of my kids i was a man was sentenced because she could testify that hitler was dead she was imprisoned in the soviet union so that nobody would find out those in power had falsified historical facts she suffered because of his services to history. faster secret prison then sentenced for a made up crime kato was 1st released after 10 years 955. pounds situation had changed complet

moscow is entering its 6th week of corona lockdown but despite these efforts infections are on the rise across russia over 10000 new cases were registered sunday more than half in the capital alone while hospitals in moscow are relatively well equipped that's not the case elsewhere in russia since hospitals lack sufficient personal protective gear many hospital employees and doctors have become infected. until recently russia's official corona count was relatively low but assessed increases so too is the number of confirmed cases in st petersburg last week ambulances were lined up outside hospitals medical staff only admitting suspected corona patients one by one. last time we had to wait for 10 hours. from 4 30 pm until 2 30 in the morning. according to the moscow times newspaper many ambulance drivers and paramedics are infected over 100 alone in st petersburg for several days now moscow's austin keno television tower has shown this beating heart the thank you to the country's medical professionals officials say 70 doctors and nurses have succumbed to the corona virus across russia. s

by their thank you come to this one they live from new century moscow want to know in here with a 30 minute round up for you as it stands today and let's begin with the latest global infection figures since the outbreak of the new virus last december there's been more than 3500000 registered cases the number of deaths is heading towards a quarter of a 1000000 so far but on a more positive note more than 1100000 people have recovered so far. in other developments the u.s. is again trying to keep the focus well and truly on china with the u.s. secretary of state saying that there's enormous evidence he said that the outbreak started with a leak from a lab in wuhan but that's in contradiction to the united states' own intelligence community which says that assertion is far from certain haven't you seen anything that gives you high confidence that it originated in that will help the lab where there is enormous effort is that that's where this began trail has a history of infecting the world the intelligence community concur with the wide scientific consensus that the covered 19 virus was

the economy will begin to reopen but michigan's will stay in place in some regions including hard hit moscow bring an update from the capital also on the program. a grim warning from the u.s. government's top infectious disease expert and to me she warns of needless suffering and economic damage if the country relaxes its i'm sick of it knocked down too soon. and nurses on the frontline of the pandemic speak out as the world marks the international nurses day many say they're still not getting the protection they need. until gail welcome to the program russia has begun to ease its lockdown despite a surge in corona virus infections the country now has more than 230000 cases placing it behind only the you asked and vladimir putin spokesman was today hospitalized with covered 19 this by the rising tide of infection president putin is going ahead with plans to roll back restrictions across the country but hard hit moscow has introduced new rules but people now have to wear gloves and masks in supermarkets as well as in taxes and on public transport don't lose emily showing reports. that no entr

we'll have to think about that and we surely and in moscow thank you so much. well now to georgia and the united states where authorities have arrested 2 white men over the killing of a black man who'd been jogging down a suburban street the charges were only filed after a cell phone video of the incident was released this week which was more than 2 months after the fatal shooting of a mod are very a note to our viewers some may find the footage in this reports disturbing. this video appears to capture the last moments of them odds are very. as the video continues. there's a 3rd shot i'm odd our priest taggers and collapses despite having the video of the fatal shooting from early on authorities in georgia took $74.00 days to charge the 2 men who allegedly pursued in their truck and shot him at close range. his accused murderers gregory mcmichael a former investigator for the county district attorney's office and his son travis they said they thought our very was a burglar. the murder charges came on the day a mod are barry would have turned 26 years old his mo

moscow correspondent. now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world greece is moving hundreds of migrants out of the net tory asli overcrowded morea refugee camp on the island of lesbos the refugees will be transported to the mainland because of the danger of a corona virus outbreak on the island. british prime minister boris johnson has been giving more details of his covert 1000 or dia he says he became so ill doctors were getting ready to announce his death johnson spent 3 nights in an intensive care in london before recover and. germany's cologne cathedral has held its 1st sunday service since the start of the lock down the number of worshippers was limited by social distancing regulations a safety screen a separate at the cardinal from the congregation. students in israel are returning to school after 50 days at home under coronavirus lockdown the oldest and youngest are the 1st back there running classes will return it later this month. businesses in australia are adjus

i want to show it in moscow now the u.s. government's top expert on infectious diseases dr anthony found she has proved that reopening the country too soon could cause a new spike in coronavirus cases testifying from home he expressed concerns to a senate hearing about the risk of a fresh outbreak if the easing of lockdown measures is rushed they also told the panel covered $900.00 votes who wouldn't be available in time for the autumn school . is good but i says from d.w. corresponds to all of a silence in washington welcome oliver what else did dr fox you have to say. only issued a stark warning phil as you just mentioned and one that is very unpleasant to hear for president trump well he does say that the u.s. is moving in the right direction but at the same time he says the outbreak in the country is not under control and that opening the economy too quickly would result in new spikes and that the states therefore have to be ready to close their economies again so nothing the president trump really likes to hear but let'

just a myth a right now here in moscow this is all to international headlines the u.s. doubles its attacks on china with the secretary of state claiming the coronavirus leaked from a would despite its own intelligence agencies assessments about plots. itself isolation frustration swelling in the states. with some protestors using nazi slogans to make their point. british doctors leaders accuse the government of failing to protect health workers claiming that merely hoffa having to supply their own protective equipment or rely on donation. and speed reading just recently she had to. take action on much going on line unsolved crimes amounts which is. one of the trust i was were actually been encouraging us to read and gave a quick men. here sees a significant rise in new cases to visit to a truck chanson open to the field hospitals because a live update on what's happening in russia with a correspondent in a few minutes. over good afternoon from moscow welcome to the world news center with me kevin though in a move for the next 30 minutes for the round up for you as it st

here is moscow up here. shaded areas show you the extent of the famine and where americans were working. it extended throughout ukraine, population of 26 million, 9 million of which were starving. worked all the way down in the caucuses and deep into the ural mountains as well. it was way beyond the limits we sometimes think of. famine made it and in norma's challenge to deal with but there were other challenges -- made it an eno rmous challenge to deal with. at its peak you had several million americans working in russia. he put together an army literally of russian employees who worked under them. this network of russians who worked for the ara eventually reached 125,000 people and do of this could be -- could have been done without the russians. american relief was orchestrating it all but much of the work was done by the russians. transportation was one of the biggest headaches. railroad network had been destroyed. much of it was no longer working. the rail lines that were working were frequently attacke

more than half of all cases and deaths have been reported in moscow.

sectors of the economy will reopen the restrictions will remain in some regions including the hard hit moscow. sébastien federals formula one stint at ferarri is coming to an end the 4 time world champion now faces an uncertain future in racing after the team decides not to renew his contract. i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program the u.s. government's top expert on infectious diseases dr anthony felt she has warned that reopening the country too soon could cause a spike because a new spike in corona virus cases testifying from home he expressed concerns to a senate hearing about the risk of a fresh outbreak if the easing of lockdown measures is rushed he also told the panel that a coven $1000.00 vaccine would not be available in time for the autumn school to. correspondent all of a salad joins us from washington oliver what more did dr fall she have to say. well tell me he should a stark warning 1st and foremost and he does say the united states is moving in the right direction but he also says at the same time that the outbreak is not under control so a very strong warning str

sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. israeli schools are partially reopening as the country gradually eases lockdown rules imposed earlier in the week we learned the russian prime minister tested positive for coronavirus. figures for coronavirus infections in saudi arabia increasingly suggest the overwhelming number of confirmed cases are among male expatriates workers. the saudi health ministry said that foreigners accounted for more than 80% of the 1,550 cases newly detected in the past 2a hours. spain has recorded its lowest daily number of deaths linked to coronavirus since its lockdown was declared in mid—march. another 164 people have died. there have been 838 new infections, the first time the number of cases has been under a thousand in a similar period, despite higher rates of testing. the afghan health ministry says 500 random coronavirus tests carried out in the capital kabul revealed that more than a 150 people had been infected. a spokesman said the results in a city of more than four million people were a

good afternoon thanks to come to this thursday live from our teams world news center here in moscow my name is kevin know and i'm here for the next 30 minutes with a round up for you 1st the latest covert 19 figures then since the outbreak began 3800000 people are now known to have been infected with the potentially deadly virus around the world the number of deaths as a result has now surpassed 265000 but the number of people making recovery 2 is also rising but currently stands at 1300000. europe may be moving on from the worst of the pandemic but there's new trouble ahead the e.u. says the region's on course for a recession of historic proportions with already hard hit countries suffering the most is a europe correspondent 1st then peter oliver. gloomy times economically are being talked about as a result of coronavirus the e.u. spring 2020 economic forecast is looking at a 7 and a half percent contraction of g.d.p. over this year just a few months ago although same analysts were talking about a small 'd rise in that index over the same period now those in the know talking about say