a big problem here because. north. of there they ve been stranded here for 3 months they survive thanks to donations of food from locals they want to join relatives in germany but when they try to move on the croatian border police sent them back they don t want to go to a refugee camp. and one room. with 6 famously to get out. it s a big problem the little refugee camp is a few kilometers away heating and electricity are supposed to be installed soon but progress is slow the conditions are deplorable some migrants have become ill the police won t allow us to film inside the camp. only some to. hate that port hole where that but now some to and. we need right now water we. haven t taken shower because. some men wash themselves in an ice cold pond and then warm up at a small fire from pakistan has been here for 7 months. and . they even ambassador recently visited the camp and called on bosnian authorities to live up to their obligations and improve the situation this is an ob
and fears grow over a potential mental health crisis triggered by the government s social distancing regulations. welcome to r.t. u.k. the growth virus crisis is ramping up pressure on the health services the u.k. death toll continues to rise and it comes amid reports of n.h.s. workers suffering abuse with some becoming a target for muggers well for more on this on a shot it was dusty joins me now hi there shot is so pretty dramatic developments so it s day 3 of the u.k. wide lockdown a national state of emergency and the latest figures are quite stark now 1 more than 9500 people have contracted kovac 19 with the death toll at 465 which is up 43 in just the last 24 hours however on the surface it appears to be the smallest rise of the week but actually the government has moved when the time of death is a record it using a morning cutoff instead so potentially tomorrow morning we could actually see quite a spike now the n.h.s. are treating this crisis as one that will get wors
this you know i mean in your minutes i m going yes. what i m going to miss you know what i m like why didn t work and i said i m not going to sit there and. say yes it can only say if i caught it going on what they re being funded. so much for island life greeks clash with riot police on the island of lesbos angry about a new detention center for migrants from africa and the middle east. coronavirus budget crunch goblins for a view their spending south africa through stealing with multiple crises. and it s a pain for business when the lights go out so why not switch. to solar energy this is forecast to me in the same 3 gonna. i m going from place to business migration between africa and europe remains a hot topic emotions boiling over today in the greek islands the conservative government has hardened its asylum policy with increased repatriations plans for a c.b. area and even bigger new detention centers but try convincing locals about that last one. parts of the greek isla
a friend of the detained a journalist who says that she has been in contact with her family. was taken with his album that she was given. in contravention to islamic dress codes. that she wasn t given. and the u.s. president donald trump signs a report by buzz feed claiming trump instructed his former lawyer michael cohen to mind a congress. or broadcasting live direct from our studios this is r t international and sean thomas glad to have you with us. all right russia and germany s top diplomats have condemned washington s decision to walk away from a key cold war era missile treaty following a meeting in moscow they stated the move undermines global stability. after the us leaves the i.n.f. treaty the whole system of arms control and the stability of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty will be under threat. we re really interested in saving the i.n.f. treaty and russia can assist us in that but the i.n.f. treaty as it is now is not enough we need to expand it because there
a long walk across europe, extreme risks to find new lives fire and fury on the streets of beirut as thousands protest about the government s inability to provide the most basic services. after hurricanec katrinis a, new orleans pause to see remember the devastation. back in doha, i will have your sport including yet more blues for chelsea. the champions crash to another defeat in the english premier league. there has been worldwide condemnation in the jailing of egypt of three al jazeera journalists. a court in cairo found them guilty of aiding a terrorist organization and broadcasting false news, claims which they have strenuously denies. the retrial as they had been found guilty in june of 2014. the egyptian bahar mohammed where he got a 3 and a half year sentence, the producer in the cairo office and six months more than his colleagues because he was found with a spent cartridge which he maintains he picked up at a protest. al jazeera s cairo bureau chief, the canadia