bob weighton and joan hocquard. incredibly, both 112 years old today. also the world's oldest living man. born on march 29,1908, he's seen everything, but never coronavirus, which means only his family and carers can get close for his birthday. coronavirus around. who knows what's going to happen? certainly, there will be no parties. there will be no special visitors. i don't know. joan! joan did have a little party. she's also in quarantine, with her "young" partner, ken, who's a mere 92. but it wasn't always like that. joan's early life was in london and africa. speaking last year at her home in poole, she looked back at her school days. i was very naughty. very naughty? once, two of us went down to the town, to the shops. and with our green uniform, they recognised us. although joan and bob live in neighbouring counties, they've never met. but they do share one enduring philosophy that is so relevant for today. even in adversity, they say, family and friends are at the heart of everything. neither has a secret for longevity. but bob says the best thi

bob weighton, who's a former teacher and engineer from hampshire in the south of england, was born inic flight. he is the same age as inter milan football club, and pre—dates selfridges department store, and the opening of the v&a museum. bob weighton told the bbc the coronavirus crisis mean he wasn't sure how he'd celebrate his birthday this year. who knows what's going to happen? certainly there will be no parties. there will be no special visitors. i don't know. football and live music are two essential parts of life in spain and the coronavirus has put them both on hold. to lift spirits,the country's football league la liga has held a live virtual music festival to raise money for hospitals. the proceeds from the four hour concert will be used to buy medical supplies, which are running low across spain. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. over the last week we have had some signs of spring from the weather and temperatures got up to 19 degrees earlier in the week but not so this weekend. it has been turning colder and this afternoon you were lucky

bob weighton and joan hocquard. incredibly, both 112—years—old today. oing to happen? certainly, there will be no parties, there‘ll no special visitors. i don‘t know. joan? joan did have a little party. she‘s also in quarantine with her young partner, ken, who‘s a mere 92. but it wasn‘t always like that. joan‘s early life was in london and africa. speaking last year at her home in poole, she looked back on her school days. i was very naughty. very naughty! laughter. 0nce, two of us went down to the town. yes. to the shops. and with our green uniform, they recognised us! although joan and bob live in neighbouring counties, they‘ve never met. but they do share one enduring philosophy that‘s so relevant for today. even in adversity, they say, family and friends are at the heart of everything. duncan kennedy, bbc news. neither has a secret to longevity but bob says the best thing is to keep life simple. i've learned how to ta ke keep life simple. i've learned how to take things as they come, i guess. yeah. and trust that all will be well. and it usually has

and the world's oldest man, bob weighton from hampshire, is celebrating his 112th birthday, but there'llno party due to the restrictions. hello and welcome to bbc news. thousands of vulnerable people who have been told to self—isolate will receive care packages today to help them through the next 12 weeks. they'll contain basic supplies including pasta, tinned food, cereal and tea bags. karl mercer has been to camden, in north london, where volunteers have already been delivering them to those in need. the maintenance guy, the volunteers and the council leader. toilet roll — that's in high demand. this is normally age uk day centre. it is now the base for emergency food parcels. we have just had a list ready to go out for local tenants. they are vulnerable people that are living in the area that have phoned through for a supply package. once it's bagged up, the supplies are off around the burrough. darren is off for his second run of the day. hello, love, i have a delivery for you. she was already waiting for me with the door open, she grabbed it at arm's—length. off to the next one now.

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and the world's oldest man, bob weighton from hampshire, is celebrating his 112th birthday, but there'llno party due to the restrictions. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mackenzie, chief executive of the cross—party thinktank demos, and robert fox, defence editor at the evening standard. welcome to you both. thank you for being with us. let's run through what the papers look like this morning. the sunday times carries a warning from the government's leading epidemiology adviser that britain must remain in full lockdown untiljune if it is to avoid the worst effects of the coronavirus. the observer says borisjohnson will warn every household in britain that he is prepared to tighten the nation's lockdown, after the uk suffered the biggest daily increase in its death toll. the sunday express says the prime minister's bleak message will be delivered in a letter scheduled to be sent to every household this week. the sunday telegraph reports that the prime minister has warned that "things will get worse before they get

bob weighton, who's a former teacher and engineer from hampshire in the south of england, was born inirst public flight. he is the same age as inter milan football club, and pre—dates selfridges department store, and the opening of the v&a museum. what a way to be compared! bob, happy birthday from all of us here at bbc news. much more on our website. just log on to our bbc news website, search bbc news online or download our smartphone app. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. over the last week, we have had some signs of spring from the weather. in fa ct, signs of spring from the weather. in fact, temperatures got up to 19 degrees earlier in the week, but not so degrees earlier in the week, but not so this weekend. it has been turning colder than this afternoon you were lucky to get to 9 degrees. feeling much more like winter. high pressure has been in charge, an unusually strong area of high pressure sitting to the west of the british isles. the winds around high pressure flow ina the winds around high pressure flow in a clockwise direction, so that has been drawi

and the world's oldest man, bob weighton from hampshire, is celebrating his 112th birthday, but there'llnds of vulnerable people who have been told to self—isolate will receive care packages today to help them through the next 12 weeks. they'll contain basic supplies including pasta, tinned food, cereal and tea bags.

bob weighton, who's a former teacher and engineer from hampshire in the south of england, was born inhe same age as inter milan football club, and pre—dates selfridge's department store, and the opening of the v&a museum. a tremendous life he has lived. much more on our website. just log on to our bbc news website. search bbc news online or download our smartphone app. you are watching bbc news. you have been courting —— contacting us with practical questions about covered my team and we will answer those on our your questions answered. we can speak to doctor william byrd, a gp in reading, he also advises the uk government on physical activity and we are joined by peter, a global health physician from a business school at the university of oxford. thank you both for joining university of oxford. thank you both forjoining us here on bbc news and i think you were listening to that press briefing as well. that might inform some answers. we have had so many questions and i will start with one from doctor william byrd. abby asks if i am a parent of children who cannot exercise, am i allowe