literally the new statement has just been released from clarence house and i can read you what the clarencehess of cornwall has also been tested but does not have the virus. in accordance with government and medical advice, the prince and duchess are now self isolating at home in scotland. the tests were carried out by the nhs in aberdeenshire where they met the criteria required for testing which is not possible to ascertain from who he caught the virus owing to the high number of engagements he carried out in his public role during recent weeks. so, confirmation from clarence house that the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested but she does not have the virus. so they are at balmoral in scotland, so where is the queen now? the queen was moved to windsor castle on friday of last week. the duke of edinburgh has been spending most of his time on the sandringham estate, and he was also taken down to windsor castle, so our understanding is that both the queen and duke of edinburgh are effectively isolating in windsor castle. and the p

clarence house says prince charles is suffering mild symptoms. his last public engagement was on march 12th. hundreds of thousands of people sign up in a single day to volunteer with the nhs, helping the most vulnerable self—isolators. the call for 250,000 volunteers is looking to help people with their shopping, with transport, and then also simply, if you like, calling on isolated people. there's still no financial support for the 5 million self employed — the prime minister says the government is working hard to come up with a package of measures. we have produced a quite incredible package to support the businesses and the workforce of this country. we do need to ensure we protect the self employed as well and you will be hearing more about that in the next couple of days. some construction companies halt projects, to try to help fight the pandemic, but others are still working, amid confusion about the government advice. hundreds of thousands of britons remain stranded abroad with flights cancelled and some borders closed. and in the sport o

mild symptoms, we are told by clarence house. it clear that he qualified under the clinical criteria to be tested. he is of course 71 and he was exhibiting symptoms. he and the duchess of cornwall travelled up to aberdeen on sunday not on a scheduled flight, presumably on an rafflight scheduled flight, presumably on an raf flight and i think that by then some of these symptoms must have been evident so he was tested, or they were both tested on monday, the test results came back late last night. his were positive, hers were negative, so as we have heard they are both self—isolating at birkhall, thatis are both self—isolating at birkhall, that is his not insubstantial house on balmoral estate. we are told he is in good spirits and up and about and working, albeit, as i say, self—isolating. importa ntly, and working, albeit, as i say, self—isolating. importantly, he last saw the queen at buckingham palace on the 12th of march. we are told that that was a brief meeting. he was presiding over an investiture at buckingham palace on th

clarence house are not commenting on who may have given him covid—19 because, who knows.ce, i don't think, unless you know otherwise, that there had been any scenarios over the last fortnight where he has been on a walkabout situation because that has not gone on for some time. the biggest major royal event that he attended was in much the ninth, which was at the commonwealth day service which got a great deal of publicity because it was harry and meghan‘s last official royal engagement. 0ur was harry and meghan‘s last official royal engagement. our understanding is that he would not have been contagious then and that might even have been before he even caught it. he only started showing symptoms more recently than that. yes, of course. and absolutely, camilla, we're certainly not of anything of that nature. just a quick final thought, of course you have mentioned the queen continuing with her red boxes. the queen is very nearly 94 and the duke of edinburgh is 98. that is right. on one hand, i suppose that because she is nearly 94 then you think that special measures shou

clarence house says he is displaying mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health.es not have the virus. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. birkhall today, the prince of wales's home in the scottish highlands. it's here that the heir to the british throne is self isolating, as is his wife. they had arrived here on sunday night, he was already showing mild symptoms. he was tested on monday, the results came through late last night. in a statement, clarence house said: scotland's chief medical officer stressed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons and i'm very pleased to say that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness.

s prince charles has tested positive he's back to the british throne a spokesman from clarence house says the 71 year old is showing mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health. new york has become the major battlefront in the fight against the crime virus pandemic it has more than 25000 confirmed cases on the number is rising rapidly but the u.s. president says he hopes to have the situation under control but east gabriel it's all done has moved from new york. sobering news for new yorkers the situation is worse than 1st thought with the coronavirus rate of infection doubling every 3 days we were looking at a free tree coming across the country we're now looking at a bullet train. because the numbers are going up that quickly speak to the governor says the white house has not prioritized health to the state that needs it the most new yorkers 25000 cases it has an on line the problem that california hands 10 times the problem that washington state has you prioritize resources and your activity and your actions to where they are needed. new york will need 140000 hospital beds t

clarence house says he's displaying mild symptoms. and is following all appropriate advice with regardl session before parliament closes for an early easter recess. we'll go over to parliament as soon as we see the premise on his feet but let's get on with the other headlines this morning. it has been confirmed that the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. clarence house says he is displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health". the duchess of cornwall has also been tested but does not have the virus. according to buckingham palace, the queen remains in good health and last saw the prince of wales briefly on the 12th march. thanks go to the commons because the perimeter is embarking on pmqs. personally, i would like to pay tribute to the prime minister and his ministers were navigating my constituents through these unprecedented times with your decisive action. tribute also to my constituents and those working in the nhs for your truly heroic work. no one can afford to be complacent during this time and i applaud the right honourable friend is addressed

which is clarence house. >> prince phillip's idea is we stay at clarence' house and you work from buckingham palace. >> but the private secretary, and winston churchill, had disagrees. >> the queen agrees and moves her family into buckingham palace. >> adding to the frustration, when they arrive at buckingham palace, still living there is his mother-in-law. >> the queen mother, queen elizabeth, was very reluctant to leave. >> so she's been queen of england. that was quite awkward. >> the queen mother and prince phillip are not natural cell mates. she would have seen him as brash, independent time of person. he would have seen her as very conservative. >> the queen mother has a huge amount of influence over her daughter and says, i know how things are done. >> the queen retains herrer paints' courtiers. they are traditionalists determined to keep an iron grip on the running of the palace. and of course, these courtiers think because the queen is just a woman, she's a young woman, they can have all the influence because she'll be so easy to control. and phillip is shut out. >> that secondary r

. >> prince philip's idea is we stay at clarence house and you work from buckingham palace. >> but tommy lascelles, the secretary and winston churchill, the prime minister, overruled him. >> the queen agrees and moves her family into buckingham palace. >> adding to the duke of edinburgh's frustration is the fact that when they arrive at buckingham palace, still living there of course is his mother-in-law. >> the queen mother, queen elizabeth, was very reluctant to leave. >> that's never easy. however big a place is, and she'd been queen of england. that was quite awkward, that situation. >> the queen mother and prince philip are not natural soulmates. she would have seen him as a sort of brash kind of independent type of person. he would have seen her as very conservative. >> the queen mother has a huge amount of influence over her daughter and says i know how things are done. >> the queen retains her parents' courtiers. these royal advisers are traditionalists, determined to keep an iron grip on the running of the palace. >> and of course these courtiers think that because the

clarence house says he is displaying "mild symptoms" but is otherwise in good health. virus. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. birkhall today, the prince of wales's home in the scottish highlands. it's here that the heir to the british throne is self isolating, as is his wife. they had arrived here on sunday night, he was already showing mild symptoms. he was tested on monday, the results came through late last night. in a statement, clarence house said: scotland's chief medical 0fficer stressed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons and i'm very pleased to say that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. 0n the 6th of march in newquay he was still shaking hands quite freely. 0n the 9th of march, he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian namaste greeting instead. but two days after that, on the 11th of march, he was evidently having diffic

in a statement clarence house said...ce had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons and i'm very pleased to say that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. 0n the 6th of march in newquay he was still shaking hands quite freely. 0n the 9th of march he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian namaste greeting instead. but two days after that on the 11th of march he was evidently having difficulty remembering the no handshaking rule. at that stage it was still something to laugh about. 0n the 12th of march, the prince was at buckingham palace for an investiture. he also briefly met the queen. buckingham palace is usually pretty sparing when it comes to information about the health of senior members of the royal family. on this occasion, though, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen left bucking

in a statement, clarence house said...prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons. i'm very pleased also that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. 0n the 6th of march in newquay, he was still shaking hands quite freely. 0n the 9th of march he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian namaste greeting instead. but two days after that, on the 11th of march, he was evidently having difficulty remembering the no handshaking rule. at that stage, it was still something to laugh about. 0n the 12th of march, the prince was at buckingham palace for an investiture. he also briefly met the queen. buckingham palace is usually pretty sparing when it comes to information about the health of senior members of the royal family. on this occasion, though, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen left buck

in a statement clarence house said...ed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons and i'm very pleased to say that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. on the 6th of march in newquay he was still shaking hands quite freely. on the 9th of march he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian namaste greeting instead. but two days after that on the 11th of march he was evidently having difficulty remembering the no handshaking rule. at that stage it was still something to laugh about. 00:13:53,060 --> 2147483051:43:41,244 on the 12th of march the prince 2147483051:43:41,244 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 was at buckingham palace can you all go home please. it is not a holiday, it is a lockdown. not a time for lounging on the part, not a time for lounging on the part, not a time for lounging on the part, not a time to be a

clarence house says he is displaying mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health.have the virus. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. birkhall today, the prince of wales's home in the scottish highlands. it's here that the heir to the british throne is self isolating, as is his wife. they had arrived here on sunday night, he was already showing mild symptoms. he was tested on monday, the results came through late last night. in a statement, clarence house said: scotland's chief medical 0fficer stressed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons and i'm very pleased also that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. 0n the 6th of march in newquay he was still shaking hands quite freely. 0n the 9th of march, he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian namaste greeting instead. but two days after that, on the 11th of march, he was evidently having

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the united kingdom's prince charles is tested positive for corona virus a spokesman from clarence house said the 71 year old is showing mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health. today the headlines got more news here off to observe of the inside story. what's all the financial and psychological costs of a coronavirus pandemic to the sporting world the olympics is the latest major event to be postponed or canceled what will be the impact on athletes families and businesses this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. 3 allin big games have been cancelled in the past because of the 2 world wars but this year is the 1st time the event has ever been postponed the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible to hold the olympics and paralympics in tokyo this summer australia and canada said they wouldn't send teams to japan because of the risk to health some qualifying events have already been cancelled and global travel bans made it nearly impossible for athletes and fans to plan flights the games organizers promise the world's biggest sporting event will take place before s

in a statement, clarence house said, the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus.mptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home as usual. he was tested for clinical reasons. iam very he was tested for clinical reasons. i am very pleased to say he is very well and as with many people who have had this virus, he has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over the past few weeks. 0n the 9th of march, he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. he adopted the namaste greeting instead. at that stage... 0n the 12th of march, the prince was at buckingham palace. he also briefly met the queen. buckingham palace is usually pretty sparing when it comes to information of the health of senior members of the royal family. 0n of the health of senior members of the royalfamily. on this occasion, the royalfamily. on this occasion, the palace was quick to say that the queen remains in good health. the queen remains in good health. the queen left buckingham palace last week for windsor, where she has been joined by

clarence house says charles has mild symptoms. his last public engagement was on march 12th. measures to help the 5 million self employed will be announced tomorrow. the prime minister says the government is working hard on a fair package. we have produced a quite incredible package to support the businesses and the workforce of this country. we do need to ensure that we protect the self employed as well and you'll be hearing more about that in the next couple of days. nearly half a million people have applied for universal credit in the past nine days with more than 100,000 applications made yesterday alone. empty streets in india — a quarter of the world's population is now in some form of lockdown. and hundreds of thousands of people sign up in a single day to volunteer with the nhs, helping the most vulnerable self—isolators. the call for 250,000 volunteers is looking to help people with their shopping, with transport, and also simply calling on isolated people. good afternoon. the prince of wales has tested positive for the coronavirus. clarence house says prince charles

clarence house said the prince of wales is in good health, and is following government advice.chess of cornwall, tested negative for the virus but also spent the period in isolation. a breathing aid that can help keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care has been created in just a few days by engineers at university college london. they've been working with clinicians, and the mercedes formula one team, to develop the device, which delivers oxygen to the lungs without the need for a ventilator. if trials are successful, it could go into mass production , relieving the pressure on intensive care units. fergus walsh reports. it's a small device that could make a big difference. known as continuous positive airway pressure, or cpap, it pushes oxygen into the lungs, keeping them open, making it easier to breathe. there are already used in the nhs, but are in short supply, so a team modified and improved on existing design in less than a week, which has now been approved for use by health regulators. normally, medical device development would take years. in this instance, we'v

staying at home and the case prince charles has tested positive for corona virus displacement from clarence house says the 71 year old is showing mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health as that lines up more news here on al-jazeera right after this. shooting.

the united kingdom's prince charles is tested positive for corona virus a spokesman from clarence house said the 71 year old is showing mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health. yes they were headlines got more news here off to observe of the inside story. what's all the financial and psychological costs of a coronavirus pandemic to the sporting world the olympics is the latest major event to be postponed or canceled what will be the impact on athletes found it's on businesses this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program and its 3 olympic games have been counseled in the past because of the 2 world wars but this year is the 1st time the event has.

. >> when the announcement of the betrothal was made from clarence house, the reaction was surprise andll over the world. >> it was a tremendous shock to everybody. we all expected her to marry some other aristocrat or other, you know, because in those days they didn't really marry commoners. >> it was a very happy wedding. by that time we were used to the idea of her marrying him and we were thrilled. >> since westminster abbey was first built there can hardly have been a more beautiful may wedding than this. >> the queen likes tony very much. he is very personable. he can be extremely charming. >> the queen was delighted that her sister had found somebody that was going to look after her and love her. >> but some people can see that this is not going to be a marriage made in heaven. >> tony very much embraced the sexual freedoms of the '60s. everywhere you can think of, loads of girlfriends and i think a few boyfriends. he did lead, we have to admit, a rather loose life. many of the court had heard stories of tony's goings on. they were frightened that he might mar the princess in som

self-isolation after being diagnosed with coronavirus that according to a royal source, citing clarence house. charles prince of wales was diagnosed with covid 19 last week. government and medical guidelines in the uk he isolated at his home in scotland for one week. camilla the duchess of cornwall remains in self-isolation she is monitoring herself for symptoms. as we switch gears now and get a check on the 4 zone forecast a live look here at san francisco's iconic golden gate bridge n as is the case every night these days not too many cars out there not too many but across from the road is membrey sir rodriguez, a. >>joins us now with a look ahead that precept. >>i grant vicki yeah, let's take a sneak peek at your microclimate tuesday forecast but as you can see clear dry conditions out there right now on golden gate bridge in stormtracker 4 tracking that clearing trend even for those of you in the north even mostly cloudy for most of today because you were expected to see some light scattered showers really just races amount of rain at best and temperatures out there right now in the mid-f

clarence house said the prince of wales is in good health, and is following government advice.negative for the virus but also spent the period in isolation. a breathing aid that can help keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care has been created in just a few days by engineers at university college london. they‘ve been working with clinicians, and the mercedes formula one team, to develop the device, which delivers oxygen to the lungs without the need for a ventilator. if trials are successful, it could go into mass production, relieving the pressure on intensive care units. fergus walsh reports. it‘s a small device that could make a big difference. known as continuous positive airway pressure, or cpap, it pushes oxygen into the lungs, keeping them open, making it easier to breathe. there are already used in the nhs, but are in short supply, so a team modified and improved on existing design in less than a week, which has now been approved for use by health regulators. normally, medical device development would take years. in this instance, we‘ve been able to do it in day

a spokesman for his royal office residence clarence house said he is self-isolating at a royal estate in scotland. the statement says the prince of wales remains in good health and has been working from home for the last few days as usual. the spokesman says it's not possible to determine who the prince caught the virus from because he has been to several engagements in recent weeks. his wife, camilla, has tested negative for coronavirus. britain remains on a national lock down as it attempts to stop the spread of the virus. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. >>> learning more about a woman who said she was attacked in the south bay after she asked for social distance. >> this is awful. happened on a trail in san jose and that's where julian glover is this morning. julian. >> hey, guys. just some really terrifying news to bring to you this morning as you mentioned this woman running on a trail here on communications hill when she says she was attacked by at least two people. we're talking about her being hit and coughed on repeatedly and as you mentioned all she did was just ask for a litt

year old to the throne has tested positive he's said to be in isolation in his london residence clarence house his wife was also tested she hasn't shown any signs of the virus. you know he was tested up in scotland on an n.h.s. service test which has led to quite some outcry on social media and i imagine that will continue among people who say look how can this member of the royal family receive a test when frontline service staff of the national health service can't that's doctors nurses paramedics this country's been well behind the curve in testing right from the start it still doesn't have sufficient capacity though the government says they're trying but those critical health service staff who are working every day with corona virus. sufferers and who would have to go and isolate for 2 weeks whether they have the virus or not merely on suspicion of having the virus or not severely depleting the resources of the n.h.s. they can't get tests why many people are asking is this member of the royal family being given preferential treatment china hall there live for us in london thanks so much jo

clarence house announcing that he is out of his quarantine and he seems to be feeling better. he only had mild symptoms, we understand. however, camilla, the duchess, his wife, is still in her self-imposed quarantine because she has been advised to stay in for up to 14 days of isolation. this, of course, as boris johnson has been trying to rally the country with videos from his mobile phone after he has been isolated after having tested positive for covid-19. >> and do we know how boris johnson is doing? >> the last video we saw, it seems that he is doing pretty well. it seems that he is, like prince charles, suffering a minor case of this. >> thank you, chapman. >>> coming up, everybody, the justice department investigating at least one lawmakers stock trades ahead of the coronavirus pandemic. we're going to talk about that with danny and coming up on "morning joe," speaker nancy pelosi will join joe, mika and willie to talk about a fourth coronavirus package. much more ahead. stay with us. s package. much more ahead. stay with us ♪all strength, ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪

displaying mild symptoms, but otherwise remains in good health, according to a statement from clarence houseelf-isolating in scotland. the 71-year-old is reportedly staying apart from his wife camilla, who has tested negative as the united kingdom remains under a national stay at home order to try to slow the spread of this outbreak. in hardest hit italy, 683 people dying from covid-19 in just the past 24 hours. 60 fewer than yesterday. spain now coping with an even higher rate of infection, 738 deaths there in just the past day. that country now has the second most virus-related fatalities in the world, surpassing china. hospital there's overwhelmed. this ice rink in madrid transformed into a morgue. other countries now putting nationwide lockdown orders in place. >> we bunker down for four weeks to try and stop the virus in its tracks. >> the largest ever ordered in india. its 1.3 billion people ordered to stay home for 21 days. in kenya. >> treatment enforcement. police firing tear gas into this crowded market to force people indoors. while in china, the two-month lockdown of the hubei pr

what clarence house, the prince's office said, said he's doing just fine.d symptoms and went immediately for a test. it was confirmed positive, but they say he's doing just fine. he's in self isolation right now on his scottish estate. his wife, 72-year-old camilla is also self isolating, not with prince charles at this point. for all things in terms of the public opinion on the royals, we always turned to my mom. i spoke to her today about this, trace, and she said that she is very concerned about the prince. she said this just proves that this virus doesn't respect any class system. she says it even gets the royals. not a precise quote but she was very concerned. but most concerned interestingly, mom said that for the queen, a great concern for everybody, the queen who turns 94 in april could be at risk because she did spend some time recently with prince charles and obviously there is a lag between contacting the virus and actually starting to show any symptoms. but buckingham palace said in their own statement, "her majesty the queen remains in good hea

i do want to read you a bit of the statement that we just are getting in from clarence house.sman julian payne the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. the statement reads he has been displaying mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home. the statement does go on to mention the fact that his wife, the duchess of corn wall did not test positive. it does appear these two individuals going to be isolating. obviously this is going to make rounds among british media and around the world as this is the heir to the british throne behind the queen. it's important to note here once again though that the prince of wales, prince charles does fall into that category of high risk individuals. so certainly the royal family going to be watching all of the developments that do unfold. again, according to the statement, we are getting on behalf of the prince of wales, he does remain in good condition. working from home and self-isolating at this time. back to you. ainsley: all right. thank you so much, trey. we are all remembering him in o

clarence house issued a statement about prince charles.been displaying mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home throughout the last few days as usual. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested but does not have the virus. in accordance with government and medical advice, the prince and duchess are self isolating at home in scotland. prince charles is second in line to the throne. he is 71. his mother queen elizabeth is at windsor castle. the coronavirus forcing major cuts to mass transit in new york city. the mta halted service on three of 27 subway lines. commuter rail service on metro north have been sharply reduced. similar cutbacks on busses in the city. in washington. the dc metro will shut down stations starting tomorrow. the total number of closed stations are 19. metro says it needs to conserve cleaning supplies to protect its workers. finally, maria, there is this. a bar in arizona came up with a creative way to drum up business. thunderbird bar and lounge is offering a free roll of toil

. >> reporter: this morning, an announcement from clarence house that prince charles has tested positive does not have it. they're now self-isolating at their home in scotland. according to buckingham palace, the queen remains in good health. the prince last saw his mother on march 12th, and overnight, dr. ian lipkin, the medical adviser for the 2011 film "contagion" revealing he tested positive for the coronavirus. >> if it can hit me, it can hit anybody. that's the message i want to convey. >> reporter: more and more signs that the coronavirus is affecting people from all walks of life. michael? >> all right, tom. thank you. as the doctor said, it can hit anybody. >>> now to more on that breaking news out of the uk that prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus. going to go back to james longman with the very latest on the 71-year-old's conditions. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there's real concern about this. you know, this is the heir to the british throne. prince charles contracting coronavirus. we're told he is now in isolation with his wife, the

but now clarence house has said that prince charles is out of isolation. according to his spokesman. 0ther health. that is according to his spokesman. other news i had hoped to bring you about another government minister who has been experiencing coronavirus symptoms. sorry, my computer has chosen this moment to seize up. let's cross to scotland and nicola sturgeon. i want to provide you with a further update on scotland's response to the covid—19 epidemic. firstly, i can confirm that as of nine o'clock this morning, there have been 1563 positive cases confirmed, which is an increase of 179 from yesterday. as always, we are very clear that these numbers will be an underestimate. a total of 180 people last night were in intensive care in scotland, with confirmed or suspected cases of covid—19, an increase of 13 on yesterday. and it is with sadness that i can report there have been a further six deaths of patients who had tested positive for covid—19. that takes the total number of deaths in scotland to 47. againi number of deaths in scotland to 47. again i

clarence house said the prince of wales is in good health and is following government advice.nd territories around the world have now put in place widespread restrictions on the movement of their citizens. schools have closed and businesses have been forced to stop working. there are, though, still large differences in the approach that some countries have been taking. jim reed reports. so, it's vital to slow the spread of the disease. stay at home. it will break the chain of transmission, and it will save lives. a quarter of the world is now living under some form of lockdown. 3 billion people have been told to stay at home. in most of europe, day—to—day life has stopped. in the north of italy, hospitals are still struggling to cope. it's three weeks now since the start of the world's full national lockdown. the street is completely deserted. on a sunday afternoon, usually there would be certainly lots of people. translation: it's a special emergency situation. every one of us has a responsibility to do our bit so we mustn't approach each other. in northern europe, similar me