serbia went back five centuries under this president. feelings here are still running high even though the president changed his mind earlier in the day and said there would be no full lockdown this weekend. translation: the crisis staff think there is room to do something else and thatis room to do something else and that is why they would probably make a decision tomorrow to tighten the measures but without imposing a curfew. i wa nt to without imposing a curfew. i want to tell the citizens of serbia that i am against it and i believe the only solution is to impose a ban on movement. i'm asking people to stay at home to stop the spread of the virus because today is our second worst day in terms of the number of infected that we have had. that brings the total number of infections to 17000 in serbia. they say the initial lockdown was lifted to early to hold parliamentary elections which were won by his party. translation: irresponsible behaviour of the regime towards human health is the reason for the spread of the coronavirus, all with

that's despite serbia recording its highest single day of covid—related deaths. paul hawkis reports. chanting. anger outside the serbian parliament in the capital, belgrade. thousands stormed the building, chanting for the president to resign after announcing the reintroduction of lockdown measures this weekend. translation: the situation in belgrade is critical, therefore we will take the following measures. after consulting with dr kon and the whole team, we decided to ban all gatherings of more than five people in public places and to impose a long curfew from friday to monday. then we'll see what to do next. pet owners, mothers with children, and pensioners will be allowed out of their homes at certain times. on tuesday night, serbia announced 13 covid—related deaths in the past 24 hours. its highest daily death toll, bringing the total number of deaths to 330 with over 16,000 cases. it went from having one of europe's strictest lockdowns at the start of the pandemic in easter to a near—complete reopening at the beginning of may. no phased reopenings here

, others are unhappy at attempts to improve relations with kosovo, which declared independence from serbia in 2008. a bus driver has died in france five days after he was attacked by passengers who reportedly refused to wear face masks. the 59—year—old had been left brain dead after the assault in bayonne. on wednesday, thousands took part in a march in the city to denounce the horrific act. two men have been charged with attempted murder. the united nations and the european union have criticised a decision by turkey to turn one of the world's most famous buildings, the hagia or aya sophia, back into a mosque. the world heritage site was originally built in the sixth century as a byzantine christian cathedral. the ottoman empire converted it into a mosque in the 15th century. it became a museum in the early 20th century. from istanbul, 0rla guerin reports. change is coming to hagia sophia — jewel of the byzantine empire. a great monument to christianity conquered by the ottomans, later a museum bearing testimony to layers of history. speaking turkish but president erdogan, who presen

the 31—year—old serbia international joined from chelsea in 2017 and is in the last year of his contract. he's made 114 appearances for united and says he "still has a lot more to give and achieve in his career". the english rugby football union are cutting a quarter of its workforce to help cope with a potential £100 million financial hole due to the pandemic. chief executive bill sweeney says the union need to "completely remodel their business" and thinks it will take up to five years for the rfu to recover. they will make 139 positions redundant. a decision is expected in the next couple fo weeks about the autumn internationals, with the home unions making contingecy plans for a six nations style tounament if those games can't take place. one of britain's most decorated female divers, alicia blagg, has been forced to retire at the age of 23. the two—time olympian, who specialises on the springboard, struggled with depression and anxiety in recent years following previous wrist problems, but now a shoulder injury means she will have to give up for good and miss the tokyo games next

that seems to be true because even as the list lunches, it has been —— serbia has been taken off the list because ofa has been taken off the list because of a rise of infections. portugal did not come in at the start because the government was concerned by the infection rate there and a couple of outbreaks, although it is relatively small. i would expect, outbreaks, although it is relatively small. iwould expect, i outbreaks, although it is relatively small. i would expect, i would hope that portugal will be back on that list and you will be able to take that holiday to portugal in the short term, in the next couple of weeks, but unfortunately it is impossible to give a date just yet. another one that is evolving and could change. a question for felicity from matthew. concerning insurance. iam felicity from matthew. concerning insurance. i am due to go on a family holiday to spain in late august. all of the holiday insurance i have looked at is currently not covering coronavirus unless the policy was taken in advance of the pandemic. is that right? yes, so this is a real problem. lot

we are talking about serbia and kosovo. health officials in kosovo are warning hospitals are already overwhelmed. it is a bleak situation. we know about north—eastern spain already and the impact that is having on british tourists. i guess the thing we take from all of these is that it is clearly a very difficult time in all of the countries we are talking about, but if you are trying to take about, but if you are trying to take a holiday this year, if your plans we re a holiday this year, if your plans were already postponed, it's looking like 2020 is the year were nothing can be planned with any certainty. nick beake reporting. the uk's biggest tour operator, tui, is closing more than 160 high st stores. it is responding to changes in customer behaviour. ben thompson explained how the move followed a changing consumer behaviour. further evidence today, if we needed it, that as we change the way we shop, business has to change the way that it operates. therefore, in the case of chile, 70% of all the bookings they take ar

now, in the balkans, serbia, kosovo and romania are experiencing worrying outbreaks. here's nick beake again. if you listen to that health care officials can kodovo, they say the hospitals are already overwhelmed, they are dealing with us now and struggling. that is an area of real concern. if you look at places like italy, extremely badly hit in the early wave back a few months ago. everyone saw what happen in italy was a sort of a pre—runner to what other people experience. they made great strides in rome and bringing down the number of cases across the country, particularly in the very badly affected north. butjust yesterday, they've extended the state of emergency because there is a feeling among the government and other european governments that you really can't be complacent with this, can't take your eye off the ball or the consequences will be devastating. iceland claimed major success against covid—19, but there are concerns the virus is once again spreading through the community. ten new infections were recorded in the past 24 hours, taking the number of

because there were 2 months lockdown and serbia was in the band. funk says that were very using the fandom make law down very hard the citizens and then all of serbia declared. victoria against good night dean and then few weeks later there were elections so demonstrators are saying that press them full just was trying just to fake the figures are using this to control the citizens and they were very unhappy 1st of all because he announced that from the friday they will be closed again but then they say they are not happy with this politics because for the last 8 years seatle control over everything in this country and they are not happy how these leading it's politics the number of coronavirus cases has exploded in serbia recently do we know why. well it was 1st before a position accused the president bush is that he wanted to win this election so they were 1st planned to be hold on april 26th and then they were performed it by the organized june 21st so before that also. government allow a football match between belgrade practice on and 7 of the

this is what the capital of serbia looked like on tuesday night. thousands of protesters took to the streets, and the situation quickly got out of hand. a group tried to enter the parliament building. police responded with tear gas and their batons. scuffles finally ended as the sun was coming up. dozens of people were injured. serbia's president announced a week and curfew could be imposed in belgrade. after tuesday's protest, he has now backtracked on those plans. in recent weeks, the coronavirus has been spreading quickly in serbia. there are long lines of people outside of testing centers. hospitals are overcrowded. the new wave of infections has put an additional strain on the already stretched health care system. this is not just about belgrade and the patients, it is also about patients being sent here from all over serbia. in april, serbia impose one of the strictest lockdowns in the world. despite this, the government push ahead with plans for the parliamentary election. during the campaign, officials declared victory over the coronavirus,

in recent weeks the corona virus has been spreading quickly in serbia . there are long lines of people outside testing centers hospitals are overcrowded the new wave of corona virus infections has put an additional strain on the already stretched health care system. this is not just about belgrade and belgrade's patients it is also about patients being sent here from all over serbia. in april serbia imposed one of the world's strictest lockdowns despite this the government pushed ahead with plans for june's parliamentary election. during the campaign officials declared victory over the coronavirus and normal life resumed without any restrictions. the opposition boycotted the poll and turnout was low. but his party won by a landslide. since the election frustration with the government has been growing as it became clear the coronavirus crisis is far from over deflected blame onto the public stupid. no excuse and i meant to put it into it was our decision to relax the measures but if i wanted to be mean i could remind you that it happened on your insistence

very hard for the citizens and then almost thawed on serbia declared. victoria again phobia tonight the and then few weeks later there were elections so demonstrators are saying that the president who just was trying just to fake the figures are doing this to control the citizens and they were very unhappy 1st the fall because he announced that from the friday they will be wealthy again but then they say they are not happy with his politics because we're last 8 years see the control over everything in this country and they are not happy how the leading u.s. politics those journalists a ferry there in the serbian capital belgrade now let's take a closer look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the united states has crossed a new high watermark in the coronavirus pandemic to date the country has registered more than 3000000 cases of covered 19 the highest number of any country wednesday saw the biggest daily increasing cases so far catastrophic flooding and landslides in southwestern pakistan have killed dozens and blocked

president to all those who think they can stomp on serbia from abroad i can say one thing serbia is a tough nut to crack that much tougher than you think that you know order to destroy it just like that unison not only will serbia survive this will be stronger and more successful besides economic pressure in recent years serbia has endured a number of onslaughts that can be described as foreign interference in the current situation there are fingers pointing at serbia's local media for making things worse an interesting fact is a significant part of the serbian media landscape is controlled by the k. keep our global institute whose chairman happens to be former cia director and u.s. general david petraeus with coke at 19 and external powers and play the situation in serbia can be described as dangerous while most serbs who watch from the sidelines the situation in the streets is causing instability and he's doing little to help stop the spread of the coronavirus for news with rick sanchez i'm alex mileage joining us now is former george galloway. you know george there's so much to u

newsline for lent serbia bans mass gatherings after protests against the proposed new lock down turn oddly violence breaks out in valgrind putting police on the bridge street protesters say the president is using the pandemic for political gain . also coming up as a tourist destination turned into a flood ravaged place less sensitive and rising water a plan survives to chill toxins with more rain on the way almost half a 1000000 people to try to back away. plus racism right wing extremism and anti-semitism germany's top security threats these are the findings from a government report on increasingly to do acts of violence to germany's domestic security she says to see a new front on the content. i'm assuming someone's gonna it's good to have you with us serbia has banned a mass gatherings of more than 10 people after anti-government rallies filled the streets of serbia's capital belgrade for a 2nd day and night protesters are angry after the government proposed another lockdown due to a sharp spike in cases some critics claim this 2nd wave on serbia's president who lifted and earlier

the rocks flares tear gas this is what the capital of serbia looks like on tuesday night. thousands of protesters took to the streets and the situation quickly got out of hand who was a group of them tried to enter the parliament building the police responded with tear gas and there but times of the scuffles finally ended as the sun was coming up . in the dozens of people were injured who was who said serbian president alexander had announced that a weekend curfew could be imposed in belgrade but after tuesday's protests he has now backtracked on those plans in the city with the. oh in recent weeks the corona virus has been spreading quickly in serbia of there are long lines of people outside testing centers hospitals are overcrowded the new wave of corona virus infections has put an additional strain on the already stretched healthcare system . you have noted to some of this is not just about belgrade and belgrade's patients it is also about patients being sent here from all over serbia one who took what you seriously be. in april serbia imposed one of the world's stricte

serbia went back 5 centuries under president putin. that thousands of people who gathered in belgrade and other serbian cities in defiance of the new ban made it abundantly clear that they have no intention of letting their voices be silenced. and let's get more on that i am joined now by journalists in joseph therese who has been following the protests in the serbian capital belgrade 1st of all just tell us about what happened last night. well it was very peaceful protest even some people who were there insisting to make a lie lance but this didn't succeed clearly these groups were called out this provokers from the other protesters who were sitting there and they told them that they are not there to make any while and the protesters want to do so to the police and all story is that they are not while and it's the state who is attacking them all the time and i have to say that this brought this are not anymore about pandemic and they were calling the president of serbia to resign from his position saying that they cannot and his polit

news live from berlin and a massive spike in corona virus infections in serbia followed by talk of a news lockdown now an explosion of violence and police on the retreat protesters say the president is using the pandemic that is. also coming up in china old wave of human rights lawyers were arrested 5 years ago now some are being released we need one street lawyer who is getting its life back together so we can fight for rights again. plus a tourist destination turned into a flood ravaged wasteland in central japan flooding and landslides have chilled dozens to the same storm rita havoc on some western japan is now down to record amounts of rain. the as. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us anti-government rallies have filled the streets of serbia's capital belgrade for a 2nd day and night protesters are angry over what they see as the government's mishandling of the corona virus pandemic critics say the sharp spike in cases is the fault of serbia's president who lifted an earlier lock down to allow for elections authorities are expected to reimpose a partial ban on gathe

he was the ruling party's candidate aiming to become president also coming up fresh clashes in serbia with the nation in turmoil over the pandemic public anger over plans to reimpose a nationwide walked some say president. political ambition is to blame for a surge in new corona virus infection and on the american vision for europe the german chancellor says her aims for the e.u. as germany takes over the presidency of the european council to her main goal to contain and recover from the pandemic. i'm good to have you with us we start with breaking news the prime minister of the ivory coast still madieu gone. has died at the age of $61.00. was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election coming up in october his death throws that race into disarray the cause of death has not yet been released but. i just received medical treatment for a heart condition in france. joined here at the big table by my colleagues you know you report. so what do these death mean for the ivory coast tonight yet so it's a big shock for i recall certainly because he was only in march so i de

this is deja vu news live from berlin thousands defy a ban on mass gatherings in serbia with a sitting protest against the government's coronavirus response to the peaceful demonstrations follows 2 days of violent clashes. also coming up coronavirus testing stations in israel that were once shut down because they were being used are now running full tilt of the country it was a model for its pandemic response. to the membranes of victims of the structure and he said genocide 25 years later. i was a man were taken away even little boys from the age of 8 even 19 year olds. to be years from survivors of the massacre who will never forget the pain or the brutality a 1000 words long chill the images onto those who lost their loved ones. i'm simply so much going to thank you for joining us there's been a 3rd night of protests in serbia against the government's handling of the coronavirus had to make demonstrators gathered outside parliament after the government suggested it would really impose a lockdown to tackle a search and cope with 1000 cases some blame that surge on the president's dec

serbia went back 5 centuries under president bush. that thousands of people who gathered in belgrade and other serbian cities in defiance of the new ban made it abundantly clear that they have no intention of letting their voices be silenced. and we can speak now to journalists a dress a fairy who's been following the protests it will thank you for joining us tell us more about what happened in belgrade last night. well the process sue could theory at the end of the story. were very quiet and comparing to the 1st 2 nights and very we could see a lot of violence but last night people were calling to sit down and they were also. 2 other people who were trying to provoke that this is or provoke a sense and they don't want to have while and during this night also there were almost no police officers sin or end of the parliament and everything went quite at the end even brought the stairs started cleaning the streets to send the message that they are not the while and once but is the office and officers and the police . a curfew that was p

there is in the future because they say serbia being on their control. that would just for last 8 years and they say that there is no freedom of media and they cannot choose what kind of life they want because the precedent that's controlling everything in this country so they say they will not stop the brought this event tonight it's on the function the decision of the government or not the gathering more than people but they still went in the streets of belgrade as you say these protests have involved of old into antigovernment protests how much of a stretch to president and his posse is this we don't know yet because so president bush just lost the elections in june 21st he did win the elections with more than 60 percent. violence was 1st done in the streets even though the pressure brought to have been taking place in belgrade last 2 years but before they were are gone i think but by the opposition leaders and all these groups don't have a leader and they say that many different groups but what joins them if i do against precedent which journalist in

news live from berlin serbia's fury shows no sign of cooling clashes erupt on the 4th night of anti-government demonstrations in belgrade with protesters trying to enter parliament also coming up. lifesaving and just syria hits 8 you add roadblocks russia and china veto security council efforts to continue sending food and supplies to civilians in rebel held territory in syria aid workers warn this will spell just soft stuff for millions. and is the iconic highest afia is turned into a mosque the president's everyone says full faith also to welcome international critics describe the move as a provocation. to the philippines biggest t.v. network loses its broadcast license mike is supposed to games for new in a b s c b s 25 year franchise following a following his frequent clashes with presidents for they go to texas. welcome to the program clashes have broken out in the serbian capital belgrade on a 4th successive nights of protest demonstrate just attempted to storm the parliament and police force them back this week has seen the worst violence in the southern european country in 2. decades o

serbia went back 5 centuries under president. thousands of people who gathered in belgrade and other serbian cities in defiance of the new ban made it abundantly clear that they have no intention of letting their voices be silenced. while now it has been 25 years since this record it's a genocide when thousands of bosnian muslims mostly men were killed by christian forces from serbia on saturday as happens every july 11th relatives of the most recently identified victims will gather there for a funeral here in berlin d. w. spoke with 2 survivors of the massacre who will also be marking the day. the center froze us takes her back to her pharma peaceful life in the hills of spread parineeta until the age of 45. had a happy life but then yugoslavia fell apart serbian forces shelled the town and tried to stuff its residents out now i go to. the mornings where the worst every day is not even one am i had children in front of my house begging him they wanted something to eat but we didn't have anything ourselves nothing. to wonder so g

case that the worst affected part of europe is the southeast balkan region, so we are talking about serbia and kosovo, and health missions in kosovo are warning that hospitals are already overwhelmed so it's a pretty bleak situation —— health officials in kosovo. we know about northeast spain on the impact that's having on british tourists andi that's having on british tourists and i guess the thing we take from all of this is that it's clearly a very difficult time in all of the countries we are talking about but if you were trying to take a holiday this year, if your plans have already been postponed, it's looking like 2020 is the year when nothing can be planned with any certainty. our correspondent in brussels, nick beake, thank you. the uk's biggest tour operator, tui, is closing more than 160 high street stores. it says it's responding to changes in customer behaviour. let's talk to our business correspondent, ben thompson. is this about consumer behaviour rather than because of the pandemic? yeah, ithink rather than because of the pandemic? yeah, i think today further evidence,

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin a massive spike in corona virus infections in serbia followed by talk of a new lockdown now an explosion of violence and police on the retreat protesters say the president is using the pandemic for his own ambitions for we'll take you to belgrade also coming up who will lead the euro group the 19 they should body of countries using the euro currency the frontrunner for the job is spain's not the no she would be the 1st woman to run euro group this film the biggest crisis of its time. and in china several years after a wave of human rights lawyers were arrested for public legibly subverting power some are being released from prison and we meet one freed lawyer who's getting his life back together so he can fight for rights again. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us and he government rallies have filled the streets of serbia's capital belgrade for a 2nd day protesters are angry over what they see as the government's mishandling of the corona virus pandemic a surge in new infections led to talk of curfews and lockdown critics s

this is d w news live from berlin a massive spike in corona virus infections in serbia followed by talk of a new lockdown now an explosion of violence and police on the retreat protesters say the president is using the pandemic for political gain. also coming up a tourist destination turned into a flood ravaged wasteland in central japan rising waters and landslides of children dozens with more rain on the way almost half a 1000000 people have been advised to evacuate. in china and waves of human rights lawyers were arrested 5 years ago now some are being released we need one free lawyer who is getting his life back together so he can fight for rights again. plus racism extremism and anti-semitism all combined stroman his top security threat back from a government report focused on the increasingly little acts of violence germany's domestic security chief says we're seeing a new front gate and contempt. i'm sumi so much conduct's good to have you with us anti-government rallies have filled the streets of serbia's capital belgrade for a 2nd day and night protesters are angry over what th

serbia went back 5 centuries under president putin. that thousands of people who gathered in belgrade and other serbian cities in defiance of the new ban made it abundantly clear that they have no intention of letting their voices be silenced. let's bring you up to date now with some of the developments in the coronavirus pandemic you mean that is states has now well so passed the mark of 3000000 confirmed cases the u.s. has set 5 new daily case records in the past 9 days wednesday saw a new record more than 60000 new infections the biggest daily increase so far take us down and other central asian nations are also struggling with a surge in cases pushing the health care systems to breaking point lock downs there were lifted in may and the world health organization has launched an independent coronavirus response panel to review its handling of the pandemic. germany's interior minister and domestic security chief have released a report profiling crime committed in germany last year they conclude that the biggest danger facing the count

originally from serbia and you with during the war from that serbian perspective what does the stein mean to you. yes thank you for the invitation it's nice to be here every under bursary officer going it's a genocide is the hope that serbian politicians will come out and acknowledge that genocide and take political responsibility for what has happened unfortunately we haven't seen that happening so far and that is very troubling and i have to say that in my academic work i'm trying to understand how does this denial is discourse possible even 25 years later and despite all the facts that we know and all the trials and genocides convictions that we have so far as i lived in serbia in 1905 and during that war i remember july in 1905 by serbia and it was love basketball championship and yugoslav team want and that was the main you sent that was what serbian public were talking about and discounting delf minimizing and not talking about straights that genocide continues till today we've just seen a report about the victims of the tribe and it's a genocide but there are also of course su

of serbia a big. big story. of the night and then few weeks later there were elections so demonstrators are saying that just trying to fake the figures. are using this to control the citizens and they were very unhappy 1st of all because he announced that from the friday they will be florals again both of them based say they are not happy with his politics because for the last 8 years see control over everything in this country and they are not happy how the bleeding is politics let's take a look now at some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic the u.s. has crossed a new high water mark in the corona virus that and the pandemic the country has registered more than 3000000 cases of covered 19 the highest number of any country wednesday saw the biggest daily increase in cases so far. german exports fell by almost 30 percent in may due to the pandemic dropping to 80300000000 euros year on year german car companies the engineering sector and makers of electronic equipment for among the worst hit by lower d

serbia are exemplary for how we can combat and how we can establish accountability for such crimes. that are interested researcher and lecturer at leipsic university many thanks. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. at least one person has died in milan capital bamako as anti-government protest turned violent demonstrators block streets attacked the parliament building and stormed the state t.v. broadcaster for weeks mass demonstrations have called on president abraham. to resign . singapore's prime minister lee hsien long says his long governing people's action party is on course to retain power after friday's election but its support dropped to just over 60 percent there were celebrations among the opposition workers' party which saw its number of seats in parliament jump. us prosecutors have filed a new 6 count indictment against maxwell before my girlfriend and longtime associate of late financier jeffrey epstein maxwell has been charged with recruiting and grooming underage girls to include sexually abused them she is seeking citing t

in 1905 and during that war i remember july in 1905 by serbia and it was love basketball championship and yugoslav team won and that was the main you'll send that was what serbian public were talking about and discuss minimizing and not talking about straits that genocide continues till today we've just seen a report about the victims of the tribe and it's a genocide but there are also of course survivors have 5 received adequate reparations and do they feel justice has been delivered. i'm afraid that considering tremendous atrocities that have been committed and those survivors who went through horrific crimes through mass rapes through this survived executions they lost extended family like whole numbers of family members and for dan it is understandable that they don't see all trials despite of they are numbered and they don't they don't see them at this factory in the sense of providing justice on the other hand step down it's cases in the eyes citywide but also in the regional trial and also serbia are exemplary for how we can combat and how we can establish accountability for su

this is deja vu news live from berlin a massive spike in corona virus infections in serbia followed by talk of a new lockdown now an explosion of violence and police on the retreat protesters say the president is using the pandemic for political gain also coming out of global hunger a crisis that's dramatically worse than because of coke at 19 the humanitarian group oxfam says the pandemics knock on effects are more widespread than the virus itself. and in china a wave of human rights lawyers were arrested 5 years ago now some are being released we meet one street lawyer who is getting his life back together so he can fight for rights again. and who believes in europe 19 nation body of countries using the euro currency the frontrunner for the job is spain's not here kind of you know she would be the 1st woman to run the euro group this in the biggest crisis off the time. i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us anti-government rallies have filled the streets of serbia's capital belgrade for a 2nd day and night protesters are angry over what they see as the government's mishandli

what started as kosovo's bid for independence from serbia escalated into open conflict. and was brought to an end by nato air strikes in 1909. soon after hundreds of thousands of course of refugees poort into neighboring countries telling of massacres both sides were accused of war crimes 6 serbian officials were found guilty and last month the course of a president. was indicted on war crimes charges. today kosovo is willing to almost invisible the country declared independence in 2008 but a type of cold war continues with serbia repeatedly blocking kosovo as attempts to join the united nations the european union has spent 9 years trying to normalize relations between the 2 sides with little progress in 2018 talks stalled completely . since then angela merkel and emanuel have led countless efforts to smooth over differences and restart the dialogue recently some success the cost of a removing its 100 percent trade tariffs on serbia but in return pristina wants belgrade to finally recognize its independence if serbia does that it wants membership to the e.u. . i believe

serbia went back 5 centuries under president putin. that thousands of people who gathered in belgrade and other serbian cities in defiance of the new ban made it abundantly clear that they have no intention of letting their voices be silenced. and turning out to and. their country and during a 2nd wave of covert $1000.00 infections israel just last month the country was hailed as an example of successful containment now things are so bad that israelis have been left off the list of countries free to travel to the e.u. and tourists are not allowed to enter israel. the new normal 1st register your personal details and take a temperature check before you can enter a cafe in jerusalem student shonda fanie is story that the number of coronavirus cases is once again pricing sharply she lost her part time job during the lockdown in march and april now she's facing renewed uncertainty. but i want freedom of the health issues and the economic situation students are getting infected people my age it's not only the over sixty's so it's frightenin