like alberto anguzza from sicily — whose performance of john lennon's imagine went viral online.ily. 0ut out in the blue skies around you, but a very difficult time with their iimagine. but a very difficult time with their i imagine. hello, everybody. how are you? i am very well. tell us what made you decide to get that trumpet out and serenade all your neighbours? yeah. it is a difficult time now in the whole world. we stay at home for 15 days now. i don't know how many days we have two stay—at—home because our government told us all would be finished by the 3rd of april but i don't think so. we have to respect the rules, stay—at—home. we have a summer day now here on the west coast of sicily. it is a beautiful day but we can't go outside. we have to respect the rules, stay—at—home, prey day by day and enjoy the power of music. what made you choose to play imagine byjohn lennon? what made you choose to play imagine by john lennon? would you like me to play now? i will ask you but i was asking you why you chose that particular song? on the 13th of march, there was a flash mob by

plays imagine well, alberto anguzza spoke to my colleague, rachel schofield, earlier and explained why a difficult time now. in all the world. we stay at home from 15 days now and i do not know how many days we have to stay at home because our government told us about all will be finished in the next three but i do not think so. wejust next three but i do not think so. we just have to respect the rules, stay at home. we have like summer days. this is the west coast of sicily, it is a beautiful day but we cannot go outside. wejust beautiful day but we cannot go outside. we just have to respect the rules, stay at home, pray day by day and enjoy it with the power of music. just this. we will invite you to have a new audience on bbc news, why don't you play some music for us? i have my trumpet with me. enjoy, people. plays imagine a kiss for everybody, god lets you, people. holding the telephone and playing trumpet is very impressive. the spanish football league — la liga — has hosted a virtual music festival to lift spirits and to raise much needed funds for the country's medical supplies

well, alberto anguzza joined me from sicily earlier and told me why he took his trumpet out to play fornow, i don't know how many day we have to stay, because our government told us about all would be finished next, three april. but i don't think so. and we have just to respect the rules, stay at home, and we have like, summer, now, day... in trapani city, in the west coast of sicily, it's a beautiful day, but we can't go outside. we have just to respect the rules. stay at home, pray, day by day, and enjoy with power of music. and just this. well, alberto, we will invite you to have a new audience here on bbc news. why don't you play some music for us as we move towards our next programme, the week in parliament? yeah. i have my trumpet with me. enjoy, people. he plays. this is for everybody, god bless you, people. now the weather with nick miller. hello. sunshine harder to see out there this weekend, cloud increasing from the north, but the more significant thing about this weekend's weather is how much colder it's turning, and the colder feel enhanced by a stronger wind. we've got hig

like trumpeter alberto anguzza from sicily — whose performance ofjohn lennon's ‘imagine' — went viral rachel schofield from sicily earlier and told me why he took his trumpet out to play for his neighbours. it's so difficult time now, in whole the world. we stay at home for 15 days now, i don't know how many days we have to stay, because our government told us about all would be finished next, three april. but i don't think so. and we have just to respect the rules, stay at home, and we have like, summer, now, day... in trapani city, in the west coast of sicily, it's a beautiful day, but we can't go outside. we have just to respect the rules. stay at home, pray, day by day, and enjoy with power of music. and just this. what made you choose that song? 0n the 13th of march there was a flash mob by italian artists to play on the balcony, the italian national anthem and afterwards, i wanted to play something. i decided to play imagined byjohn lennon because this song is very famous. it does help humanity in the past with a big big problem, to enjoy life and think about it can all be ok in

like trumpeter alberto anguzza from sicily — whose performance ofjohn lennon's ‘imagine' — went viralcily earlier and told us why he took his trumpet out to play for his neighbours. it's so difficult time now, in all the world. we stay at home from 15 days now, i don't know how many days we have to stay, at all, because our government told us about all would be finished next, three april. but i don't think so. and we have just to respect the rules, stay at home, and we have like, summer, now, day... in trapani city, in the west coast of sicily, it's a beautiful day, but we can't go outside. we have just to respect the rules. stay at home, pray, day by day, and enjoy with power of music. and just this. well, alberto, we will invite you to have a new audience here on bbc news. why don't you play some music for us as we move yeah. i have my trumpet with me. enjoy, people. he plays. kiss for everybody, god bless you, people. ok, let's get answering some of those questions. we can speak to doctor philippa kaye who is a gp in north—west london and mark harris, a professor of virology at the