have you noticed your community there being more peoplejust on there being more peoplejust on the streetse pictures all the time of huge streets completely deserted. that is not the case when you are living? no, that is the case right now. it wasn't the case a month and a half ago, but of course all that has changed. we have told people to slow it down, do your part, we have an isolation order in place. the state and oui’ order in place. the state and our county has really changed, 180 degrees from what we were just a few weeks ago, so if you walk around our town now, what is normally a bustling, vibrant tourist town is really a ghost town, and that is a good thing and we are happy for that and we hope that that will continue while this virus is evident. it must be a hard thing for you quys must be a hard thing for you guys to deal with because you are welcoming visitors, that is what your economy depends on and you have to turn them away. we have had a change of personality full—circle, we have had to say this is not a place to come and escape the big cities. please don't come here, beca

out now but we are creating a lot of space for people just but we are creating a lot of space for peoplejustbut we are creating a lot of space for people just in case and in some cases they probably will be using them. i thought that they have been so them. i thought that they have been so impressive and have done such a great job, so impressive and have done such a greatjob, on behalf of the services in the federal government he could say a few words, we are doing right 110w. say a few words, we are doing right now. thank you very much. thank you mr president and i want you to know oi'i mr president and i want you to know on behalf of all of us and the department of defence, our thoughts and prayers go to all those who are affected by the terrible virus. the vice president and president talk about the heroes who have been out there andl about the heroes who have been out there and i have seen the doctors and nurses in all those worked very ha rd and nurses in all those worked very hard and we are just so proud to be pa rt of hard and we are just so proud to be part of this noble calling. fo

peoplejust did that would be needed for this.ramatic, we weren't ready for this pandemic but i do think we will be ready for the next pandemic and, using the new tools of science, that is very doable. are you optimistic that now, and obviously we need to get out of the immediate situation, but there will be a different mindset around the fears around viruses and pandemics? yeah, the speed of reaction is so crucial here. it grows exponentially. if you are there two months earlier, which some countries jumped on this faster than others, they really were checking to see those community spreads, we got the diagnostic passes quickly, but we should be able to have diagnostics within a month, we should have therapeutics infour month, we should have therapeutics in four months and a vaccine in less than a year. that is if we are on standby with the right factories and science and we should have a host with how we deal with all these shortages, with working together, so a really good system for seeing this early and making sure wejump on

the sort of things that bring the nation together, it gets peoplejust sort of things that bring the nationeople just sort of happy and excited and it lasts and we will get a whole country wide sense of we can do this and get through it. thank you so much to captain tom and his family. social distancing there but that is just me being too cynical about that but do you think he deserves a knighthood and could that be rush through?|j think and could that be rush through?” think he is the very best of british and if he got a knighthood, i challenge you, anyone to tell me that they would object to it. it is absolutely fantastic what he has done and a very british story, don't you think? absolutely fantastic especially because i think he wanted to raise £1000. you must get back to your cat and you must get back to your cat and you must get back to your books david. thank you both very much indeed for talking to us through the editions of the paper is. david davis and olivia, that is the end of our paper review for this evening. good evening, this is the latest sports news. we start with is from

in the less than 10% of that, that would have been needed for this, you know, peoplejust didn't organiseou know, we weren't ready for this pandemic, but i do think we will be ready for the next pandemic. using the new tools of science, that's very, very doable. do — are you optimistic that now — and obviously, we need to get out of the immediate situation — but there will be a different mindset around the fears around viruses and pandemics? yeah, your speed of reaction is so crucial here, because it grows exponentially. you know, if you're there two months earlier, which some countries jumped on this faster than others, you know, they really were checking to see if there was community spread, they got the diagnostics capacity up quickly, but, you know, we should be able to have diagnostics within a month, we should be able to have therapeutics in more like four months and a vaccine in more like less than a year if we're on standby with the right factories and the right science, and we should have rehearsed how we deal with all the shortages, with working together, so a really good system

peoplejust need to take the advice if they are out and about in areas where they really shouldn't be.opping and take some exercise, but it all needs to be within the guidance and the police are there just to encourage and make sure that that is happening. derbyshire used to drones and got into a bit of trouble in terms of complaints over invasion of privacy and the rest of it. we haven't used those type of tactics. we police by consent in the uk, and that is really important. each police force and chief constable are locally accountable to police and crime commissioners, but we do need a consistency of approach. each individual chief constable and force will take those decisions, and that is right. as police and crime commissioner as we are working very closely with them to ensure we have that right approach to policing in very exceptional circumstances. the blunt messages, please stay at home. absolutely. yes, we know that people do need to go out and do some shopping perhaps, or take some exercise, but do that within your own local area and don't go beyond is or travel further than

especially, i think videos filled with joy, i find a lot of people just filled with joy, i find a lot of peoplejustlot of videos which, they are just, family friendly fun. the bbc nightshift team wanted to see what all the fuss was about. pop song. but, perhaps, it is best left to the professionals. pop song. so now you know what we get up to here! in the wee hours of the morning, tell me what you think. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ sally bundock bbc. hello there. well, there's another fine and sunny day on tuesday. not quite as chilly but there was a bit more high cloud in the sky in scotland. then it was picked up by the setting sun in stirling, with a fine end to the day here. now, some of the high cloud is pushing southwards now, which means it could well be quite a nice sunrise across some eastern areas as we start off wednesday morning. other than that, it's going to be a chilly start to the day. you can see the skies for many, apart from the high cloud, staying clear. and that will allow temperatures to dip down, close to orjust below freezing in the countryside, to give some patches

sad about it, but after everything that has been cancelled from glastonbury through, you name it, peoplejustlook after 500,000 people turning up to watch the event and enjoy it, you can't look after the people who work there. but how on earth are people going to fly in? it would be the most irresponsible thing in the world to run that tournament now, and the bill starts in the next few weeks also, so it looks like it is a definite no. it has been coming for quite some time, very predictable. we just have to look forward to 2021. you are absolutely right, let's keep things in perspective. it is only a sports tournament. but in terms of the athletes themselves, how difficult is it for them now to have to deal with this in terms of their training regime and so on? well, nobody is playing, it is as simple as that. if you've got a wall in your back garden, you're doing well. you just have to continue as best you can and be ready. international travel, particularly for a sport like tennis, means you have to be ready for something that perhaps you can't possibly put it, and this is certainly one of

if we can take us out of the point in time where lockdown is over, is it going to make some peoplejustpier about being on public transport? we do not know a lot, but what we do say anecdotally is that people do feel safer and that is fine, the really important thing, though, is that they do not feel safer and then disregard the other important things that we know it would make a huge difference. one of those, for example, it doesn't get enough attention, it is the issue of touching what we call the t—zone, which is your eyes, nose and mouth. that is the way the virus gets into the body. it is through these mucous membranes, eyes, nose and mouth. if you have —— if you're close to someone and they breed out or speak out cough or sneeze, the droplets can go directly into your eyes, nose or mouth, and this is where it comes to the mask. but a really important potential route of transmission is getting the virus on your hands and then touching your eyes, nose and mouth. as one example of behaviours we can do a lot better with and it is very important when we're focusing on certain things, l