birds chirp. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has worn a mask in public for the first time hello there. since the coronavirus pandemic began, as the us posted yet another new daily virus record. well, after the disappointment during a visit to a medical of recent weekends when low centre in washington, pressure was in charge — he told reporters covering we had wet, windy, his face in a hospital and cloudy weather — was the right thing to do. actually, we have got off india has suffered a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus cases. to a decent start this weekend. it has now recorded nearly a sunny morning, a bit of cloud 850,000 infections — built up during saturday the third—highest rate in the world. afternoon, but saturday evening time, that cloud began to fragment the government has faced growing and we had clear spells complains about its own handling of the pandemic. one of bollywood's biggest stars — amitabh bachchan — that started to develop, and they are continuing has tested positive for coronavirus. to develop actually, right now with those skies he's being treated at continuing to clear underneath this a hospital in mumbai — area of high pressure, his condition is but the eagle—eyed amongst described as "stable". you might notice this approaching weather front. the 77—year—old film icon has been involved in more than 200 films since becoming yes, that will bring some rain to the far north—west a star five decades ago. as we head through sunday.

still, over the next few more now on the death ofjack hours, it is clear skies that we've got. northern ireland, scotland, england and wales and underneath those clear charlton. ireland ‘s by minister skies in the countryside, it is quite chilly, described him as a cult figure and temperatures getting down to about six or seven the english association said it was celsius as we start devastated by his death. 0ne off sunday morning. a bit more cloud, though, for the far north of scotland. a few showers in shetland. the english association said it was devastated by his death. one of his relatives described him as a kind for most of us, though, and gentle man. it is a fine and sunny start to the day with almost clear blue skies first thing in the morning, but mid—morning, the cloud will bubble up across eastern areas of england, eastern scotland, so becoming quite cloudy his flat caps are still hung into the early afternoon fora time, up and i think it's but the thickest cloud the little things you miss. is in northern ireland we have lost a joker. and here we will start to see some rain getting in kate's family, he was grandad jack. in through afternoon 0n the other side of the city and, eventually, that will arrive for western scotland. at elland road, a footballing for most of us, though, family remembers the a fine afternoon, temperatures legend known as big a little bit higher jack. complete strangers than they were on saturday, sharing their grief. absolute genius. highs up to 2a celsius. and when you think about his career, the weather is set fair in southampton where the test allegedly internationally, match between england it didn't take off till he was about 29. and the west indies it was amazing. should stay fine and sunny, not too much in the way i remember one day when they of cloud, temperatures were doing a pre—warmup, into the low 20s with a sea breeze developing jack unfortunately hit the ball through the late morning. and hit a child in the crowd now high pressure slips away by monday, low pressure

starts to take charge, and he stopped everything but the centre of the low he was doing and he came is quite a way to to the back of the north of the uk the goal, came in to the scratching shed and checked and that means the weather systems on the child to make sure are going to be quite weak as they push southwards, they weren't injured so patchy outbreaks of rain with the ball, across northern and western so it showed what a really gentle areas, not much in the way of rain and kind individualjack was. for south—east scotland down the tributes have given his the eastern side of england, probably for the midlands and family comfort today. central and southern england it should stay largely dry, but there will be a little bit the man described here is the man they also knew and loved. more cloud around and temperatures will be easing he was a really good person. across the north—west. through tuesday and wednesday, he was. further low pressure systems track in from he will be hugely the north—west again. these look pretty weak so i think we can expect missed, you know, quite a bit of cloud, really, in the week ahead. there will be some patches in ourfamily but also in the north—east in ireland of rain around at times, particularly across north—western and elsewhere and i think lots of people areas, but there probably won't be have said today that he too much in the way of rain reaching the south—east, will never be forgotten. with temperatures continuing and that means a lot to us, to run into the low 20s he will never be forgotten. for the most part here. he will leave a massive that is your weather. hole in our lives and we will miss him. fiona trott, bbc news, leeds. now on bbc news, brazil has been devastated by coronavirus — more than 1.4 million people have been infected and the numbers are rising fast. our world travels to sao paulo.

coronavirus has wreaked havoc on brazil. over 1.6 million have been infected and more than 65,000 have died. its people are suffering deep economic pain, with the country's millions of domestic maids especially hard hit. many have lost theirjobs, forcing them to choose between eating and paying the rent. this is their story.

this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. welcome, if you're watching neca is a maid. here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: president trump wears a face mask for the first time she is preparing to go to work during a visit to a military for a family who live in one of sao paulo's wealthiest hospital, as the us hits yet neighbourhoods. another daily record in coronavirus cases. india suffers a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus cases as the total climbs to over 800,000, and complaints grow about a lack of testing. one of bollywood's biggest stars — amitabh bachchan — tests positive for coronavirus. the film icon is in a stable condition in hospital. thousands of israelis stage a protest against the government's mishandling of the coronavirus crisis and the resulting economic crisis. and tributes pour in for jack charlton, who played in england's world cup—winning football team and managed the republic of ireland.

with a spike in deaths in may, sao paulo's population of 12 million has been put under a near total lockdown. however, many have no choice but to work.

rossana is a lawyer. neca has worked for her family for over 20 years.

it is thought that the virus entered brazil with the wealthy returning from their holidays. spreading rapidly amongst their ranks, it became known as the disease of the rich. but soon the virus began to spread to the poor in the city's vast favelas, such as paradise town. zeza is a maid and mother of seven children. as her wealthy clients locked down, she was sacked from all herjobs.

when the virus struck brazil, nearly a million informal cash—in—hand maids like zeza were immediately laid off without any pay. zeza misses one employer in particular.

with no work, she is now trapped with her seven children injust two small rented rooms.

neca wasn't let go. she was paid to stay at home when the virus hit and rossana's family went into quarantine. but soon rossana had to go back to work.

brazil's president bolsonaro has tried to downplay the threat posed by the virus...

..and to distance himself from its effects. he believes that the economy is being severely damaged by the lockdown. defying social distancing rules, he has been campaigning for me people to follow in rossana and neca's footsteps. and even though bolsonaro has himself now contracted coronavirus. .. ..he remains opposed to people staying at home.

but the country is bitterly divided.

horns blare. pots and pans bang. believing he is responsible for unnecessary deaths, many have been expressing their anger with their president, demanding his removalfrom power.

many believe that the relationship between a maid and their employer exploits the lack of opportunities available to the poor. in some homes, maids are treated as socially inferior and their work is seen as demeaning.

but with an abundance of unskilled labour in favelas like paradise town, maids like zeza are cheap to employ and easy to dismiss when crisis hits. but the relationship between maids and their bosses is much more than just an economic one, often blurring work and affections.

neca was invited to rossana's wedding. in otherfamilies, she may well have been serving the guests. neca has a very special bond with rossa na's daughter, joana.

neca became pregnant at 15 with the first of her four children and her youth suddenly ended as she sought domestic work to make ends meet. miguel, her youngest child, is nearly the same age as joana.

but on her maid's wage, owning her own home remains a distant dream for neca. and with the brazilian economy still on its knees after its last recession, now dealt a further blow by the pandemic and the lockdown, maids‘ lives are even more precarious.

zeza has received a relief payment from bolsonaro's government but it is barely enough to pay the rent, let alone feed the family.

every weekend, neca walks to her mother selma's house. she recently had a stroke and requires neca's constant attention. coronavirus has exposed just how insecure the lives of maids like zeza and neca can be.

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