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andrei lankov is director of the analysis firm the korea risk group.ot acting as they would act had they known he has died or isjust about they would act had they known he has died or is just about to they would act had they known he has died or isjust about to die. but then listen to chad o'carroll — ceo of korea risk group. the point being — people who study north korea every day aren't sure. and that's a very good guide for all of us, unless better and clearer information emerges. there you go, lewis, i did my best to ta ke there you go, lewis, i did my best to take you through it. thank you very much, extreme caution is the watchword, isn't it?. to bring you up—to—date with europe. it's seven weeks today since italy locked down, but from next monday, some restrictions will start to lift. parks, takeaway restaurants, manufacturing and construction businesses will be the first to reopen. people will also be allowed to exercise again outdoors, and funerals are resuming. the bbc‘s mark lowen has more from rome. europe's first lockdown is now set to eas

floor in the middle of a national emergency, in the middle of a pandemic, there is sick, psychotic, andrey vitriol doesn't miss a beat. we've got some videotape. >> workers right now cannot afford for us to stand by for politics. leaderfo mcconnell said to our cities and states, to our cops and firemen and teacher, you told them to drop dead. why don't we put politics aside, rise up and tell him to put country first? >> sean: as you can see, the house finallyy came back in session today after being embarrassed again and again voting to refill the coffers of paycheck protection programs. that critical plan is helping workers, businesses, hospitals ravaged by pandemics, continuing to pay their employees. of course, millions of americans, they don't qualify for this program. so many americans, hardworking americans, they have worked aroundrk the clock. they are not reopening because they never closed. farmers farmed, truckers truck, packers packed, pharmacies continued to get the medicine to their groceries in need. in new york, right here in the epicenter. guess what, i go shopping every sin

andrei lankov is director of the analysis firm the korea risk group.ey known he has died or is just about to die. but then listen to chad o'carroll ceo of korea risk group, when kimjong il died in 2011, there were over two days of silence before north korean state media would tell the world about what happened. during that period of time. nk state media continued as normal, nothing unusual detected on the ground in north korea. the point being — people who study north korea every day aren't sure. and that's a very good guide for all of us unless better and clearer information emerges. there much more background there much more on the website. there you go, lewis, i did my best to take you through it. thank you very much, extreme caution is the watchword, isn't it? to bring you up—to—date with europe. for some time now the uk government has been coming under pressure to outline a way out of this crisis, some of the loudest voices coming from its own ranks. today borisjohnson said ministers would be saying more over the coming days. so what would it take