and a great example is bristol. is it fair for tennessee's business to be open in virginia is not to be? he has not said if he will ease restrictions state wide before to expire june 10th. but business owners remain hopeful bristol like many other cities will return to a new normal for everyone soon. >> hopefully this will all be over with by the end of summer. >> depending on where you live in bristol may impact your ability to get tested. there are reports the tennessee site has had easier side to testing but starting tomorrow bristol, virginia expected to expand its testing capabilities but those tests will only be a available to virginia residents, shannon. >> shannon: mark meredith, thank you very much. the president talking tough again tonight. this time the sanctuary cities and states. will they have to make adjustments to their immigration policies if they want to get coronavirus recovery funding? correspondent kevin corke is taking a look at how that is going over tonight. >> good evening, shannon, it was a

. >> bristol prides itself as one community.e split the town into two new categories open and closed. mayor osborne is the -- two different governors and two sets of orders we had to abide by. state and local health officials are allowing some businesses including restaurants offering dining service to reopen. >> it deftly creates a challenge. that's a much more stringent stance on staying home. >> the rules are not preventing people from crossing state lines although some ask why it's one e way for things to stay open and the other can't. ralph northam says he understands the frustration. >> we open up different regions quicker or sooner than others and a great example is in bristol. does it really fair for tennessee's systems to be open? >> before they are set to expire on june 10th but business owners remain hopeful that bristol, like many other cities, will return to a new normal for everyone soon. >> hopefully this will all be over with by the end of summer. >> depending on where you live in bristol may also impact your abi

the mayor of bristol, virginia. >> two different governors and sets of orders we have to abide by. >> virginia avenue stay-at-home order remains in place across the road and russell, tennessee state and local health officials are allowing some distances, offering diamond service to reopen. >> it presents a challenge, governor northron has taken a stringent stance. >> reporter: the rules are not preventing people from crossing state lines leading some to ask if it is a 1-sided reopen while the other cancer. virginia democratic governor ralph northron understands the frustration. >> we open at different regions quicker or sooner than others in the great example is in bristol, is it fair for tennessee businesses to be open in virginia's not to be? >> northruns that city will use restrictions say why before they are set to expire in june 10th that business owners remain hopeful bristol like many other cities will return to a new normal for everyone soon. >> hopefully this will all be over with by the end of summer. >> depending where you live in bristol may impact your ability to get test

kate wilson from the bristol post.does that pique extent to places like the bristol area when the number of cases and deaths are lower than in other parts of the countries or could they pick later? and therefore will bristol's nightingale hospital, which will be ready to take its first patients this weekend, still be needed? secondly, forthe first patients this weekend, still be needed? secondly, for the first secretary, we know that two thirds of smes in bristol have stopped trading but if figures have peaked would you consider an earlier exit from lockdown in order to restart the economy here? thank you. do you wa nt to the economy here? thank you. do you want to go first, chris?” the economy here? thank you. do you want to go first, chris? i will go on the issue of the numbers. you are of course right that the south—west has had probably the least impact from covid so far. bristol itself has had under 500 cases from memory and it is also true in the social ca re and it is also true in the social care setting. there

there was a virtual graduation ceremony for doctors at bristol university today.they could move straight to the nhs front line where they will certainly be needed in the months ahead. hugh pym, bbc news. the english health secretary's warnings about the dangers of relaxing lockdown conditions have been echoed by the world health organization. it's said ending lockdowns has to be done in the right way. we need a transition strategy that gets us back into more control of the virus. we need to get ahead of the virus, and then if we are in control, we can protect our economies. but if we lurch from lockdown to poor control, and back to lockdown and back to poor control, that is not what anybody needs right now. so the investment we need to make... the lockdowns have given some time. they've taken the pressure out of the epidemic, we see that. this is precious time, not only to strengthen the health care system, as the dg has said, but precious time to put in place the public health architecture, the testing, the community education, and build this response from the co

welcome to lockdown in bristol. what do you think about the prospect of an extended lockdown?rrified about that thought. she has two little girls aged six and three. life in lockdown started with huge enthusiasm and plans for home—schooling. at first when this week we were going to do this, then the second week a few more things coming through and now it is a bit like, ijust don't know what to do any more. we are going to learn to play, what do tigers dream of from the hangover? do you know what a hangover is? good. is it unfair to me to say that you look like you're having way more fun your kids are? in a lot of the cases, yes. the dance class, i was loving it. intense it can be with young kids in the house, i am well aware we are one of the lucky ones and it is not a high price to pay for what is going on outside. it is tough but it's worth it? yes, for sure. this is the current state of the six spells of st michael's. the pub myself and my family run for the previous five years. lockdown at alan 0liver‘s pub couldn't be more different from the fun and chaos in bristol, ther

this is a collaboration between the gallery and bristol robotics laboratory.t these robots so we can all enjoy art without leaving our homes. today i am being shown around by director of the gallery liz gilmore. ok, here we go. (laughs) sorry. ok, so my bad driving aside, this project is about more than just bringing in virtual visitors during the lockdown. this technology has been developed for a while as being used in videoconferencing, but not before in a uk gallery. so it was opportunistic for us, we knew one of our trustees who is a disabled artist, she had been using this for her own communications and meetings, and so was able to ask bristol robotics if we could use this robot as a trial during this period at the gallery. from my end, all i need is a web browser and a prearranged slot to drop into the gallery. it's hard to argue that robo tours like this are anything but a positive idea right now. what about when galleries reopen to in—person visitors? if you think about access to art, et cetera, you know, some people are able to afford those holidays t

create similar hospitals in birmingham, manchester, glasgow and cardiff, and others are planned for bristol0ur correspondent angus crawford reports from east london. ladies and gentlemen, as the wonders of modern technology can only do so much and i can't quite reach, perhaps i can invite nightingale‘s head of nursing natalie gray, on my behalf, to unveil the plaque to declare nhs nightingale hospital open. applause a royal opening from lockdown. at his home in scotland prince charles still recovering from the virus paid tribute to staff here and around the country. everyone can now have the reassurance that they will receive all the necessary technical care they may need and every chance to return to a normal life. this hospital, therefore, offers us an intensely practical message of hope for those who will need it most at this time of national suffering. an empty shell just days ago, look, an army of civilian contractors and the military have built nightingale from scratch — wards stretching the length of the building. 500 beds to start with, increasing to a total of 4,000 if needed. at t

john maguire, bbc news, bristol.ial services during the lockdown to make sure the country keeps running. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, has been to sizewell b nuclear power station in suffolk, to see how britain's electricity companies are keeping the lights on. the routine checks chemist rochelle grimmer is making help ensure sizewell b nuclear power station continues to run smoothly. it provides electricity to more than two million british homes. day—to—day tasks are a bit more laborious, says rochelle. so, obviously, washing hands multiple times a day is a big one. we work a lot with gloves, um, in our chemistry section, so changing those frequently. and, obviously, complying with our social distancing, at all times. here on the suffolk coast, sizewell says it started putting in place its pandemic plan over two months ago, before the first coronavirus cases were even reported in the uk. reported in the uk. we have effectively got half of the normal staff complement here at the moment. we have

one in bristol, one in harrogate to add to those in manchester and birmingham.unced similar plans for the sec in glasgow. in wales, the principality stadium in cardiff is to house patients. getting things done is the message the government wants to get across. but matt hancock, meeting staff and training at the nightingale has faced claims he hasn't done enough on testing for the virus. having set a target of 25,000 tests a day — which slipped to later this month — he has come up with a hugely increased figure of 100,000 by the end of april, including many more done by academic and industrial laboratories. where are the test going to come from, who is going to do them? it hasn't been explained and you haven't given any detail. we have — i set out a five—point plan yesterday. the first stage is the expansion of the testing capacity within the nhs and with public health england, who are doing an amazing job. and then, also, the next stage is to bring in the private sector companies, the existing testing companies. one of the key aims of testing is to allow nhs sta

along the bristol channel, we found people only too aware of the strain on mental health. just a fear of you getting it or a loved one getting it. you know, it is hard even to talk about it! just loneliness, i think. that lack of not being able to have face—to—face conversations is a really big deal. i'm not sleeping that well, put it that way. i just feel totally useless. what can you do? you've got to try and pick yourself up, keep yourself motivated doing stuff. if you just sit there and just watch tv, it'll grind you down. we've spoken to some of the uk's largest mental health charities, some of them help veterans, others support young families or people with financial problems. and they have all told us that there has been an unprecedented increase in demand for help over the last month. whether it is grief and anxiety, isolation or loss of control, charities say people of all ages and all backgrounds are asking for support. many of them have never thought of themselves having mental health problems before. some helplines are getting 50% more calls than usual. two—thi

this is a collaboration between the gallery and bristol robotics laboratory.robots so we can all enjoy art without leaving our homes. today i am being shown around by director of the gallery, liz gilmore. ok, here we go. (laughs) sorry. ok, so my bad driving aside, this project is about more than just bringing in virtual visitors during the lockdown. this technology has been developed for a while as being used in videoconferencing, but not before in a uk gallery. so it was opportunistic for us, we knew one of our trustees who is a disabled artist, she had been using this for her own communications and meetings, and so was able to ask bristol robotics if we could use this robot as a trial during this period at the gallery. from my end, all i need is a web browser and a prearranged slot to drop into the gallery. it's hard to argue that robo tours like this are anything but a positive idea right now. what about when galleries reopen to in—person visitors? if you think about access to art, et cetera, you know, some people are able to afford those holidays to go ac

along the bristol channel, we found people only too aware of the strain on mental health. it is just a fear of you getting it or a loved one getting it. you know, it is hard even to talk about it! just loneliness, i think. that lack of not being able to have face—to—face conversations is a really big deal. i'm not sleeping that well, put it that way. i just feel totally useless. what can you do? you've got to try and pick yourself up, keep yourself motivated doing stuff. if you just sit there and just watch tv, it'll grind you down. we've spoken to some of the uk's largest mental health charities, some of them help veterans, others support young families or people with financial problems. and they have all told us that there has been an unprecedented increase in demand for help over the last month. whether it is grief and anxiety, isolation or loss of control, charities say people of all ages and all backgrounds are asking for support. many of them have never thought of themselves having mental health problems before. some helplines are getting 50% more calls than usual. t

this is a collaboration between the gallery and bristol robotics laboratory.e robots so we can all enjoy art without leaving our homes. today i am being shown around by director of the gallery, liz gilmore. ok, here we go. (laughs) sorry. ok, so my bad driving aside, this project is about more than just bringing in virtual visitors during the lockdown. this technology has been developed for a while as being used in videoconferencing, but not before in a uk gallery. so it was opportunistic for us, we knew one of our trustees who is a disabled artist, she had been using this for her own communications and meetings, and so was able to ask bristol robotics if we could use this robot as a trial during this period at the gallery. from my end, all i need is a web browser and a prearranged slot to drop into the gallery. it's hard to argue that robo tours like this are anything but a positive idea right now. but what about when galleries reopen to in—person visitors? if you think about access to art, et cetera, you know, some people are able to afford those holidays to

along the bristol channel, we found people only too aware of the strain on mental health.ting it. you know, it is hard even to talk about it! just loneliness, i think. that lack of not being able to have face—to—face conversations is a really big deal. i'm not sleeping that well, put it that way. i just feel totally useless. what can you do? you've got to try and pick yourself up, keep yourself motivated doing stuff. if you just sit there and just watch tv, it'll grind you down. we've spoken to some of the uk's largest mental health charities, some of them help veterans, others support young families or people with financial problems. and they have all told us that there has been an unprecedented increase in demand for help over the last month. whether it is grief and anxiety, isolation or loss of control, charities say people of all ages and all backgrounds are asking for support. many of them have never thought of themselves having mental

there was a virtual graduation ceremony for doctors at bristol university today. early so they could move straight to the nhs front line where they will certainly be neededin line where they will certainly be needed in the months ahead. hugh pym, bbc news. borisjohnson has urged people to stay at home this weekend, as forecasters predict good weather. in a twitter video, the prime minister says he'll remain in self isolation because he still has a temperature, a week after testing positive for covid—19. and he said he had this "crucial message" for the public.. please, please stick with the guidance now. this country has made a huge effort, a huge sacrifice, done absolutely brilliantly well in delaying the spread of the virus. let's stick with it now. remember that incredible clapping again last night for our fantastic nhs. we're doing it to protect them and to save lives. let's focus on doing everything we can. stay at home, folks. protect our nhs, save lives. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is at westminster. borisjohnson was supposed to have come

. >> caller: hi, jim >> bob >> caller: i have a position in bristol myers. >> bristol myers was down today. oh, finally rallied. what the heck? bristol myers should be at $65, $70. this is nuts it's at $58 doctor, come back on you're getting a lot of good approvals. this is your time. and big buy-back, too. it does well in an environment where the economy is slowing >>> one more, let's go to chris in illinois. chris. >> caller: jimmy chill, howare you doing, babe? >> i'm chilling. how about you? >> caller: doing well. i was listening to the day trade the other day talk about nordic american tanker. >> you have to be careful. we're seeing oil coming down some of the rates are coming down a little bit. stock was at 4 hold it now. >>> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ we're committed to making college more affordable., that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - [woman] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. - [narrator] find

way on similar hospitals in birmingham, manchester, glasgow and cardiff and others are planned for bristolespondent angus crawford reports from east london. ladies and gentlemen, as the wonders of modern technology can only do so much and i can't quite reach, perhaps i can invite nightingale‘s head of nursing — natalie gray — on my behalf — to unveil the plaque to declare nhs nightingale hospital open. applause. a royal opening from lockdown. at his home in scotland, prince charles — still recovering from the virus — paid tribute to staff here and around the country. everyone can now have the reassurance that they will receive all the necessary technical care they may need and every chance to return to a normal life. this hospital, therefore, offers us an intensely practical message of hope for those who will need it most at this time of national suffering. an empty shelljust days ago, look, an army of civilian contractors and the military have built nightingale from scratch — wards stretching the length of the building. 500 beds to start with — increasing to a total of 4,000 if needed. at

this isn't something new to us that it isn't by accident in bristol county ten of our sheriff's officese none. it is all about protocol and managing the population by not putting them out in the community. rob: a quick reaction to talk about illegal immigration, the governor of california announcing 125 million in his state as a stimulus check to go to illegal immigrants who are not getting stimulus money. what do you make of that? >> absolutely wrong. i can't believe the progressive group giving taxpayer money at a time when people are out of work, the american people deserve these benefits, not people who came here illegally, that is why they continue to come. jillian: appreciate the time this morning. it is 38 minutes after the hour. neighbors helping neighbors, running a food pantry out of the driveway to make sure no one in their community comes to harm. shannon: we are back with fox news alert, germany the latest european country to strategize reopening the economy after a weeklong shutdown. >> and report claims deaths are being grossly underreported in iran. live in tel aviv, isr

on dutch artist john his family has girl with a pearl earring has graced the side of a building in bristol england since 2014 now it's wearing a face mask though it's not clear if the new edition was put there by banksy himself because it did not appear on the artist's instagram page where he'd normally presents his new work. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just on load or off from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you are part of the news story you can also use the d w up to send us photos and videos of what's happening in. the news in berlin a quick reminder that you can get views and features around the clock on our website at www dot com and received a w out and on twitter at steve w. news i'm yours and i'm a stunt thanks for what's. beyond . her 2. 100. whatever it takes. to run enough. good.

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and at the present time, he is in a care home. 79—year—old sparky in nailsea near bristol last saw herefore lockdown started, the day before their wedding anniversary. the community as a whole in the town have set up nailsea covid support group of people. you ring a telephone number and somebody will do your bidding. that is so helpful. lockdown has revealed a deep well of community spirit. a majority of people say they've offered to help a neighbour, and 47% have received assistance from someone nearby. how are you coping? well, that'll last me a month. neighbours have found each other again. sparky and her husband write love letters to each other again. it may be that when lockdown is eventually lifted, we will find that, like a virus, our society has mutated into something stronger. mark easton, bbc news. that's it. newsnight is on bbc two shortly but we will leave you as we do on a thursday night with the sound of that applause for our carers and key workers all over britain. good night. cheering and applause. welcome to viewers on the bbc news channel could be you havejoined us ju

the model for other nightingale units being set up across the country — including in birmingham, bristol— such is the concern about the potential spread of the virus. there are questions, though. will the unit get enough equipment and staff? and how will they cope if and when the wards start to fill? for now, though, nightingale stands open and ready. angus crawford, bbc news. 0ur health correspondent lauren moss is here. first of all, just run us through the latest figures on overall cases in the uk? there are m50 new cases of coronavirus in the uk, confirmed up of coronavirus in the uk, confirmed up to nine o'clock this morning. a total of 38,168. that is the largest increase in a single day but also more tests have been carried out as well come at an increase of 10,500 tests, the largest we have seen in a single day so we would expect those positive number of cases to increase. around 40% of people tested, their test result came back positive. if we follow the trend over the last few days, it has been climbing. we can show graph that shows the number of cases have been on the up after

other regiments who are supposed to cross it to other locations, at the trenton ferry and at the bristol ferry, and they were not able to get across for a variety of reasons in a major part of that win >> make way for the general. >> general washington, i know it is secret mission, but could you tell us about this operation? >> this is our final chance, this is our chance to make an impact on this war, the problems we have is our enlistments our expiring, soldiers want to go home, i have ten days, just ten short days in order to make this attack, we feel that what the weather behind us, the element of surprise on our side they will be able to take the city of trying, to raise the morale the troops, and prove to congress but we are viable army they should support and hopefully, and hopefully enlistments will arrive. >> have you done an operation like this before? >> we have not. the only operates we've done where the evacuations from new york, which was very well done and my hat is off to them, when massachusetts, whom in the bodes that remove this from new york and they retreated down fr

were other rej ments that were supposed to cross in two other locations at the trenton ferry and bristolerry. they were not able to get across for a variety of reasons. the weather was absolutely a major part of that. ♪ >> make way for the general. j general wash, what i know it's a secret mission, but can you tell us about this operation? >> this is our final chance. this is our chance to make an impact in this war. the problems we have is they're expiring. soldiers want to go home. i have ten days, just ten short days in order to make this attack. we feel that with the weather behind us, the element of surprise on our side, we'll be able to take the city of trenton, raise the morale of the troops, prove to congress that we're viable army that they should support and hopefully, hopefully they will rise. >> the have you done any operation like this before? >> we have not. the only operations we've done of every maritime order have been the evacuation from new york. which was very well done and my hat's off to the marble headers from massachusetts who manned the boats that removed us from

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this is a collaboration between the gallery and bristol robotics laboratory.riving aside, this project is about more than just bringing in virtual visitors during the lockdown. this technology's been developed for a while as being used in videoconferencing, but not before in a uk gallery. so it was opportunistic for us. we knew one of our trustees who is a disabled artist, she had been using this for her own communications and meetings, and so was able to ask bristol robotics if we could use this robot as a trial during this period at the gallery. from my end, all i need is a web browser and a prearranged slot to drop in to the gallery. it's hard to argue that robo tours like this are anything but a positive idea right now. but what about when galleries reopen to in—person visitors? if you think about access to art, et cetera, you know, some people are able to afford those holidays to go across to venice or paris, and see the louvre for instance, and that's not available to everyone. at its heart, this project could mean more people who wouldn't usually get th

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from bristol ilawestern e, in fact, where a famous work by street artist banksy has been given a coronavirusver. a giant face mask has been added to the girl wh the peer steer um. -- pierced eardrum. thiss i banksy's iconic take on vermeer's girl with the pearl earring. it is n himself added the mask. thanks as always for watching. narror: funding for this presentation of this program language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the n foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from narrator: yo♪ re watching pbs. thank you. mr. rogers♪ it's a beautiful girl: we are the curious. ♪n wo wow! man 1: the advenus. man 2: oh! daniel tiger: grrr! woman 2: those venturing out for the first time. all: blast off! n] [rocket explosio man 3: and those who have never lost our sense of wonder. man 4: whoa! man 5: are♪you seeg this? [quacking] vo: we are the hungry. cookie monster: cookie! man 6: the strong. muhammad ali: i mu be the greatest! ♪ vo: the joyful. bob ross: a happy lit

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as you say, bristol is hilly in places, but that does not faze us.ice, many of them are like captain tom or margaret that you have spoken to today. they don't want to be a burden on anyone. they are very reticent to ask for help. we wanted to have something for them that was sustainable, but also not crippling, and also this social contact. the community pharmacy is also a community pharmacy is also a community hub. the health care we provide goes beyond providing medicines. for many people the lack of co nta ct medicines. for many people the lack of contact is a pain for them, and a painfor of contact is a pain for them, and a pain for us. having the group of runners go there and feedback to us that someone like jennifer runners go there and feedback to us that someone likejennifer is doing fine, it gives us a lot of reassurance. we get a lot of family members calling the pharmacy saying they are speaking to their relatives, but how are they doing? a lot of comments i have had about this service is not only am i working to provide care in a way i ca

. >>> welcome back let's get to some of the big calls of the day morgan stanley upgrading bristol-myerso overweight while cutting its price target they're saying that pre-covid-19 they believed the valuation was too high, but now the pullback represents an opportunity, they say. bristol-myers has relatively good earnings visibility during this pandemic, and they see positive pipeline readouts bmy shares are fractionally higher up next, dr horton upgrade to the a buy at goldman with a $45 price target they believe the home building industry is positioned to weather a downturn with low supply and healthier capital they say dr horton can outperform in a weaker environment because of htheir leverage down a percent and a half to 32 today. finally, guggenheim updprading fox to a buy, saying their best position among peers in a weaker but ultimately stable consumer environment. their national news ratings remain strong. the company has a strong liquidity position as well, and in the live sports world, fox is better positioned because they have late season content the hope is we'll still be up

glasgow and today we've announced that we will begin the work on 2 further nightingale hospitals in bristol and how to get. the bristle nightingale will have a capacity of up to a 1000 beds and inherit a capacity of up to $500.00 the nightingale hospitals are not only not the only expansion we've seen across the n.h.s. since the start of this crisis we've had the number of critical care beds to care for corona virus by over 2500 that's before the addition will get from the nightingale hospitals. and the result of this extraordinary work is that in every hospital in the country we have managed to expand capacity and as we stand today over 2000 critical cap bags well that was how secretary matt hancock giving the government's daily coronavirus updated a say can you sum up what the health secretary was talking about well mr hancock there's talking about what the priorities for the government are saying that the aim is to slow the spread of the virus and also to boost the capacity of the n.h.s. to fight it which includes more beds and he mentioned more effective medicines that he's going to go

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plans for her city one day 30000 people will live here today there are about 18000 of the few in bristol all reinvest says are approaching us right now we're in a unique situation so we're getting a lot of attention and. new business ideas are emerging everywhere new like here and a former car repair shop which attracts a visit by the mayor. this is where greenland really turns green nicholas and rasmus have been growing lettuce and herbs here for about a year. they supply it mainly to restaurants and supermarkets in it but have bigger plans. to oversee the one we want to supply all of greenland. to do for good in what we started here in new corn but we're exploring the market in the rest of the country so as you just saw we're also trying to tomatoes and peppers. until now almost all the vegetables have to be brought to the island by ship or plane so. this won't change so quickly but the goal is to produce locally or. to a bit of supper to get money to send out to us that we have these domestically produced fresh vegetables that don't have to be important it's safe to. the new container

artist your highness for me is the girl with the pull earring appeared on the harbourside building in bristol in west england in 2014 it's not clear if the mosque was added by the artist himself now the co the 19 update did not appear on the artist's instagram page that's way thanks normally unveils his new work. and you are up to date this is day to day news in berlin a quick reminder that you can get news and features around the clock that's on our website dot com and the g.w.s. on twitter where. i'm christine one but it's been great having your company i'm back at the top of the next hour joining me if you kept. locked. on. to the conflict zone with tim sebastian. this week on the job back a man like millions of people around the globe to social distancing has been. the comic. relief for our entire president sean bombing of the. folks who spread to disease. conflicts. we know that this is a scary time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good distance wash your hands if you can't stay at how we're d.w.b. for here for you we are wor

on board the vessel, they kept up their lessons, made sure everything was shipshape and in bristol fashionpeople, so it is sometimes very difficult and you can get annoyed very easily, and you are very close to each other so, there are a lot of friction and sometimes fights or something but it is very quickly solved because you are in a small space where you have to solve it quickly. after docking, the children were let off, one at a time of course, to be reunited with theirfamilies. life on the high seas is all well and good but there's no place like home. tim allman, bbc news. the 40th london marathon, which was due to take place on sunday, has been pushed back to october. so, after months of training, elite athletes have been forced to think of other ways to raise money natalie pirks reports. it's the biggest one—day fundraising event in the world, attracting more than 40,000 runners every year. but this weekend, the capital's iconic sights looked rather different. i am going to do the 2.6 challenge for women's aid. to fill the void, organisers came up with the 2.6 challenge, where peop