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The pandemic is accelerating across latin america, with brazil the worst—hit country in the region registering more than 1,100 deaths from covid—19 on saturday. iran has introduced the compulsory wearing of face masks in covered public spaces to help combat the coronavirus pandemic. after a drop in cases in april, the daily rate has risen again. towns and cities in five provinces have been put back into lockdown. president hassan rouhani said people caught not complying will be denied basic ...

In the city of cochabamba, which appears to be overwhelmed by the rising number of deaths. the number of confirmed coronavirus deaths in mexico has risen to more than 30,000 with 500 fatalities recorded there in the past 2a hours. the pandemic is accelerating across latin america, with brazil. across latin america, with brazil, the worst hit country in the region, registering more than 1,100 deaths from covid—19 on saturday. at least 16 people have died injapan and more are missing, after torr...

Heroic efforts to get rid of it. and covid in the caribbean: what lockdown has meant for that little piece of paradise. well, for a change, lets start with some good news. and it looks like holidays to many parts of europe are now back on the cards this summer, thanks to countries like spain, italy and france and greece reopening their borders to tourists from a list of designated countries. but assuming you do get to soak up that mediterranean sun, just what kind of holiday can you expect? rece...

Countermeasures, spain invited 11,000 germans over two weeks to fly to the balearic islands. the first flights arrived in mid—june. the aim — to show the world how spain could keep tourists safe. hello! we feel very safe at the moment. so it was very good, organised, and we are happy to be here. none of these arrivals were subject to the two—week quarantine that was imposed on all visitors since the beginning of spains state of emergency. instead, they had their temperatures checked and we...

By the rising number of deaths. the number of confirmed coronavirus deaths in mexico has risen to more than 30,000, with 500 fatalities recorded there in the past 2a hours. the pandemic is accelerating across latin america, with brazil — the worst hit country in the region — registering more than 1,100 deaths from covid—19 on saturday. iran has reported a new record single—day virus death toll of 163. it comes as the country makes face masks compulsory in covered public spaces. after a d...

Getting travellers back again was vital to spains way to recovery. but that meant that the way it welcomed tourists back was vital too. they wanted the world to know that they were taking this seriously. to test their covid—19 countermeasures, spain invited 11,000 germans over two weeks to fly to the balearic islands. the first flights arriving in mid—june. the aim — to show how spain could keep tourists safe. hello. we feel very safe at the moment.

Arrived in mid—june. the aim — to show the world how spain could keep tourists safe. hello! we feel very safe at the moment. so it was very good, organised, and we are happy to be here. none of these arrivals were subject to the two—week quarantine that was imposed on all visitors since the beginning of spains state of emergency. instead, they had their temperatures checked and were asked to hand over the contact details for their accommodation. for tourism companies here, its all been ver...

And just recently a commercial company, spacex, sent its first astronauts to the iss. but whether its people or payloads, getting stuff into space requires massive rockets and an awful lot of fuel. it also needs a special launch site and loads of ground infrastructure. after all, you cant just blast off from anywhere. but the thing is, that first part of the journey uses so much fuel and such a huge rocket that it does beg the question — is there another way? and it turns out the answer is yes...

Thanks to countries like spain, italy, france and greece reopening their borders to tourists from a list of designated countries. but assuming you do get to soak up that mediterranean sun, just what kind of holiday can you expect? recently, the balearic islands ran a pilot project to test spains new coronavirus protection measures for tourists, and we went along to see how it went. to test their covid—i9 countermeasures, spain invited 11,000 germans over two weeks to fly to the balearic island...

Attempted that first full air launched test flight. cosmic girl took off from the mojave air and space port in california, with launcher 0ne fuelled up and loaded under her wing. she then headed out over the pacific ocean. everything was going very well. it was almost a boring flight. the pilot pulled up per plan and hit the drop target right on the nose. the plane dropped the rocket as planned, but a fault occurred. we had an issue happen that caused the main engine to basically shut off.