A lock down a little. To get from the numbers not just a village. To reap doubling of Public Health at 1st. Class a president in denial about an hour as comments rejecting social distancing are deleted by twitter because of fears they put brazilians at risk and the race for a vaccine scientists across the world works to find a way to protect herself from coal that 19. Would begin in the u. S. Now the global at the center of coronavirus cases more than 3000 people have died over a 1000 in new york state alone the worst affected region across the country more than 160000 people are infected after dismissing the dangers posed by covert 19 in the early stages of the outbreak u. S. President trying now says his administration is ramping up testing. Today we reached a historic milestone in a war against the. Coronavirus over 1000000 americans have now been tested more than any other country by far not even close and tested accurately how just as wrong reynolds is in a sign Jeanne Meserve rep
A 1000 people in india are being tracked down after people who went to a religious event test positive. Look down in senegal but with limited access to clean water there are fears about how far infection could spread. To pans imposing a series of new social restrictions after a surge in cases of coronavirus its also urging its citizens not to travel to 73. 00 countries in regions thats a 3rd of the world its expected to close its borders are people coming in from the u. S. From canada china south korea and most of europe japan and so far been spared from a major outbreak but the number of infections is approaching 2000 now 56 people have died. Lets go to our correspondent in beijing katrina you and katrina apart from that incident with that cruise liner that was at yokohama port for some time we had thought that japan had escaped the worst of this and there is some suggestion that perhaps there was some government manipulation of information if you like whilst the whole issue of the st
Situation where cities and companies and communities have taken Climate Change seriously even though the u. S. Government appears not to be well travers with born free usa mr travers thank you very much my pleasure. Talking about im endangered species were going to talk about one of the worlds most endangered species in fact the mountain gorillas of Central Africa are theyre making a slow and fragile return from the brink of extinction. Reports from the mountains in rwanda the center of the conservation efforts what you. Were at the foot of the very good mountains and getting a briefing on how to behave around the mountain gorilla thats what everyone here has come to see and theyve paid 1500. 00 each to spend one hour with the great apes in their habitat you excited i am beyond excited this is International Treasure that is being protected in rwanda and im so lucky to be able to experience it i cant wait and the cost is they put the concept when you think about it i think i think thats
Robert mugabes been under house arrest since the army took control four days ago. Now, the countrys ruling party, zanu pf says it will dismiss mr mugabe as its leader on sunday and reinstate the ousted vice president. Our africa editor, fergal keane, reports from harare. Something happened inside the people today. A shared energy that swept them along the streets. They were there on the big streets and small. A common purpose in a place so long divided. Voices that would not have dared speak of Robert Mugabe a few days ago now sounding his political requiem. It is a historic moment. It is special and we have waited for it for 37 years. You have returned from england, you are happy to see this . Indeed i am. This is a new beginning for the people of zimbabwe. What i am seeing here is the death of a dynasty. All of the faces of the nation came into harare. Joy was unrestrained and exubera ntly expressed. We watched passing soldiers being enveloped by eager hands and arms. Who knows what
To build more homes. Tests of Driverless Cars on uk roads are set to be given the green light in this weeks budget. And our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 10 1i5am. This mornings reviewers are katy balls, Political Correspondent of the spectator, and the journalist and broadcasterjames rampton. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. The pressure on the zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe to stand down is intensifying with both the military and his own party set to take further steps to remove him. The head of military veterans says the Ruling Zanu Pf Party will remove the 93 year old as its leader at a meeting this morning. Now the Zanu Pf Youth League, which until now has strongly supported president Robert Mugabe, has called for him to step down. Tens of thousands of protestors lined the streets of harare yesterday calling for his resignation, but mr mugabe has so far resisted. Lets speak to ben brown in harare. Bring us up to date with the latest developments. We have hear