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Get ready to reopen. translation: its a new stage in the fight against epidemic. its good news for france, for the french people. next monday, were going to start a very gradual process over several weeks, at least, which will mean the country can slowly but surely leave the lockdown phase weve been but its a far cry from normal. beaches and parks will remain closed and there will be strict rules for public transport, especially on the paris metro. translation: access to public transport in ile�...

Eased from monday. but the country has been split into two areas — red and green — where there will be differences in the gradual steps to life after confinement. our reporter freya cole explains. the weight in france is nearly over. shops, including cafes, florists and has a long scan get ready to reopen. translation: it is a new stage in the adamic. its good news for france, for the french people. next monday we are going to start a very gradual process over several weeks at least which wi...

General a lot of people watch it on tv so thats how you start to recoup the money as well. thats the economic principle as well as giving fans something to watch. >> indeed. well, given safety, a lot of americans eager to see something. christine brennan, thanks very much. >> jim, thank you. the coronavirus pandemic could have put their farm out of business, right? pennsylvania family was told theyd have to dump their milk, the supplier wasnt going to buy anymore but they had a better idea. th...

We turn to the most certain thing there is. science. science can overcome diseases. create cures. and yes, beat pandemics. it has before. it will again. because when its faced with a new opponent, it doesnt back down - it revs up. asking questions til it finds what its looking for. thats the power of science. so were taking our science and unleashing it. our research, experts and resources. all in an effort to advance potential therapies and vaccines. other companies and academic institutions ar...

Whole side of the car, as massive a that is. the president himself has left the white house for a weekend at the presidential country retreat, camp david. hes keen for the country to open up, to be back in business again, conscious of an election on the horizon and an electorate in rising numbers of unemployment and with the economy suffering. military jets flew over several us cities on saturday, honouring healthcare and essential workers. over new orleans... ..phoenix, arizona... ..and washing...

But what about separating the packaging? once a week, she takes the familys rubbish to the end of the street. she trusts that it will be picked up by the citys garbage trucks. every year, on planet earth, we produce more than 2 billion tonnes of solid waste. high income countries make upjust 16% of the worlds population, but are responsible for more than one third of the worlds waste. and if everyone consumed as much as the richest countries do, we would need up to five planets to absorb all our...

And you mentioned that thing with the circle of fear? is that perhaps the circle of fear? is that perhaps the reason why they are perhaps becoming a bit more bold? not necessarily more bold. there isjust not that stuff there to be scared of. so we take ourselves out of the equation and the wildlife just made then. it is they‘re ready to go. equation and the wildlife just made then. it is theyre ready to go. we are looking at some pictures from other parts of the world at the moment and there h...

Only 13 and a half percent is recycled. the rest is buried in the ground, thrown in the ocean or burned. catuera, on the banks of the paraguay river, here, 900 tonnes of rubbish is added to the mountain of trash every day. and coming through the rubbish as it arrives is an army of freelance pickers. carlos started working on the landfill when he was 18. he and 600 others play a vital role in recovering material that can be recycled. anything they find they can keep and sell.

Bridge to healthcare, is now compulsory for public and private sector employees and has come underfire from privacy groups. indias main opposition congress party has also slammed it. rahul gandhi described the app in a tweet as a "sophisticated surveillance system", saying it "raised serious data security and privacy concerns". the government denies any infringement on privacy, saying all data will be anonymous. in the normally bustling mumbai, thousands of flamingos flock to enjoy the quiet. in...

Indias app, called bridge to healthcare, is now compulsory for public and private sector employees and has come underfire from privacy groups. indias main opposition congress party has also slammed it. rahul gandhi described the app in a tweet as a "sophisticated surveillance system", saying it "raised serious data security and privacy concerns". the government denies any infringement on privacy, saying all data will be anonymous. in the normally bustling mumbai, thousands of flamingos flock to ...