spare a thought for people in the chinese city of wuhan who thought they had beat the virus. now, all 11 million people are being retested after a discovery of a new cluster of cases. and an inquiry into the actions of hong kong police during last year s pro-democracy protests clears them of using unnecessary violence, saying the officers were responding to threats. accor: i am phil gail. welcome to the program. germans love their holidays in the sun, with the government starting to lift pandemic controls, the only thing getting them away from those dreams are other countries borders. germany s foreign minister is due to discuss exactly that with his european counterparts next week the endless beaches of france and the majestic mountains of austria. in any normal summer, german tourists love to head for these and many other european beauty spots. but because of the coronavirus, the route to germany s neighbors has beenen blocked. for many, the pandemic has given travel in
clear that europe s position is ireland s position so i made it a but also you know boris johnson almost saying we re not going to bring back a hard order it will be europe it s useful that the ones who are doing this not us let s hear some of what mr johnson had to say over the last 15 minutes or so. yes of course i think there is ample scope to do a deal and be sprained i think pretty clearly what needs to happen we need to remove those elements of the of the withdrawal agreement that simply don t work for the u.k. i ve spoken of the things that i think sensible the protections of the rights of e.u. nationals be the backstop that particular arrangement which i do think has grave grave defects for a democratic country so every democratic country like the u.k. that plainly has to go but once we get rid of it if we can change it. then i think there is the real prospect of making progress very rapidly so that s why. i think forest wising this issue that bedevils everyone boris
i m still go welcome to the program after a day of political drama britain s parliament is about to vote on whether to accept prime minister teresa mayes bret s its deal is to decide whether the united kingdom leaves the european union on the terms mrs may has agreed with brussels or enters another period of uncertainty as it stands observers believe the prime minister does not have the votes and is on course for another defeat many of her own conservative following terence are expected to join the those from the labor opposition and other parties involved in the deal down only yesterday mrs may made a last ditch appeal warning lawmakers that voting no could result in the u.k. never leaving the e.u. those speeches you see that are from the chamber in the house of commons up above which have a m p s there on the to vote so votes has started let s go to let s bring in our breath. alex whiting go for. first oh well let s. talk us through what is going to happen we just saw the p
position oppositional brought has not changed and will not change we must be involved in all issues related to gibraltar this is an renounce a bill for spain it s actually been working with the government of gibraltar and with the government of spain it s about the wish of the people of gibraltar. the fourth largest economy in europe. don t need a way to get the smallest to call i mean europe to sit round the table with. their soldiers over. people. just leave us alone. also coming home the day that declares a humanitarian crisis a central american migrants a mass on the mexican border we ll hear about the fatigue and the frustration. you know to go around we re looking for answers we re here because we want to cross we all want to cross into the united states now. aspirants prime minister petra sanchez says sunday s e.u. summit to endorse a proxy deal could be in jeopardy if his country doesn t get the issue as it once over gibraltar spanish leader was speaking at a press co
to sit around the table with it and i think the second issue. is. also coming home a day that declares a humanitarian crisis a central american migrants a mass on the mexican border we ll hear about the fatigue and the frustration. we re looking for answers we here because we want to cross we all want to cross into the united states. spends prime minister petra sanchez says sunday s a huge summit to endorse a practice that deal could be in jeopardy if it s country doesn t get the insurance as it once over gibraltar spanish leader was speaking at a press conference in cuba scenario where the if there s no deal. then it s clear that the european council summit will not go ahead because if it would. is british overseas territorial the southern tip of the bay area and peninsula which spain saying it s a british three hundred years ago has long sorts to reclaim. so that s got to take a look at what s at stake for people who live or work in the british overseas territory. the spani