british influences and commentators who were drawing that comparison between. commemorations and the pandemic also commemorating and remembering those modern day heroes those of the national british national health service and the key workers that keep society going at this diet time we must say and great britain at the moment where the pen demick has hit so hard dire times in britain as well the coronavirus just told us today it's a process the 1000 do ordinary britons actually have the time or the interest in this anniversary in this current climate. well times are really daya you said that the death toll the highest in europe at this point so this day really came as a welcome distraction and we saw quite quite many street parties throughout the country neighbors coming together a pot keeping their social distance but celebrating this day cheering to the veterans with a glass toasting with a glass of champagne holding british flags and enjoying this moment of being together again applaud after the 7 weeks of lockdown which this country has now been so really a welcome distraction and also a time to look at history which has been so successfully overcome at some point. and thank you for. unemployment i

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captain tom moore the british war 2 veteran who raised millions for britain's national health service has been promoted to the brink of honorary colonel on his 100th birthday the air force flew world war 2 planes over his home just north of london in his honor the fly over was supposed to be a surprise but the government had to confirm the rumors in the face of tremendous media interest. captain or should i say colonel tom is not just a celebrity in britain fans around the world have been wishing him well on this very special birthday. a flood of birthday wishes. a 2nd faced amazing outpouring of love for a great man the captain told nothing is called the hearts of everybody in this country and this is what it looks like really we've we've had 125000 cards in the last week and a bit. this centenarian being celebrated as captain tom moore he's famously completed 100 laps of his garden with the help of his walking frame and in doing so raised more than 27000000 pounds to support britain's national health service during the coronavirus outbreak crutch it's. right here in america and capt

british hospitals covered survivor and front line n.h.s. doctors and dodgy tells us why clapping and charity for britain's national health service is just not good enough all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st last time there was an economic crash major nations bailed out the rich this time around how can we stop the one percent from exploiting coronavirus to enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of us someone who predicted the $28.00 crash was economist dean baker he's the co-founder of the center for economic and policy research and he joins me now via skype from utah in the usa thanks so much jeanne for coming on millions with coronavirus hundreds of thousands killed do you see some policymakers actually using cove it to pour money into financial services there's been 645.

british railway building astonished the world. much of the economy was taken into public ownership — the railways, the coal mines, iron and steel. a new welfare state and national health serviceng state provision into every home in the country. there would be no going back to the old normal of the 19305, for war had created a new public mood. to a remarkable degree, and one that is not perhaps always present now, that includes people who think that they'll be worse off under this post—war settlement. quite a large proportion of middle—class people who weren't going to benefit necessarily from it said that they still thought this was a good idea, something that ought to be done for other people. so i think that's part of that wartime mood, the recognition that the nation state owes something to everybody, particularly the least fortunate members of society. britain, though, had not stood entirely alone. it had its huge overseas empire at its back. these pictures are also from ve day. could they have known as they rejoiced that an exhausted britain would soon lose its empire? for leadership of the western world now crossed the atlantic. britain would no longer be the pre—eminen

british hospitals cope with survivor and front line n.h.s. doctor and dodgy tells us why clapping and charity for britain's national health service is just not good enough all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st last time there was an economic crash major nations bailed out the rich this time around how can we stop the one percent from exploiting coronavirus to enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of us someone who predicted the $28.00 crash was economist dean baker he's the co-founder of the center for economic and policy research and he joins me now via skype from utah in the usa thanks so much dean for coming on millions with coronavirus hundreds of thousands killed do you see some policymakers actually using cove it to pour money into financial services there's been 645000000000 of q.e. just here for the city of london certainly that is the case and i just try to be a little fair to them in the sense that i think it does make sense for them to try to maintain stability in financial markets so that money's being where that's a big. even so they're doing want of things that i think are much more pernicious for e

the 100—year—old british army veteran, colonel tom moore, who's raised tens of millions for britain's national health servicehnson in the wake of colonel tom's record—breaking feat of walking laps in his garden, raising £33 million — that's over $40 million — for the nhs in its efforts to contain the pandemic. captain tom's achievement made headlines around the world and has also inspired others. in fact, a ghanaian second world war veteran, who also fought in burma, as it was then known, is walking over 3km a day for a week to raise funds to fight coronavirus. private joseph hammond, who's 95, says he hopes the money will support covid—19 frontline workers and vulnerable veterans across africa. our correspondent, thomas naadi, reports from accra. a vetera n a veteran on a mission, 95—year—old privatejoseph hammond stream has just started. taking to the town on the oxford street in accra, he is at healing to leaders of south africa in his fundraising mission. privatejoseph south africa in his fundraising mission. private joseph hammond walking every day, following in the footsteps of fellow burma vetera n, t

would be thereafter, which indeed created the national health service that saved the life of our prime minister. so, i would hope that after this the british on. nesrine, a thought from you. i think it's always a flawed exercise to say, you know, what would the second world war generation have done... but tell indulge me in one sentence! no, thankyou, but i will indulge that thought which as we are all in lockdown, everyone is feeling aggrieved they can't go out and do their things they like to do. but it is a tale to remember, there was a time when these nations suffered for four or five years and we can get through a few months. thank you. and jo. following on from that, it is a bit of a strange juxtaposition, this idea that we had ve day, we're in lockdown and there was a sense of wanting to celebrate and commemorate. and that while in lockdown, there was a feeling of finally, in my case, we could sit out at the front of our house, see our neighbours. there was a slightly party—like atmosphere, maybe it's inappropriate but can actually, all of a sudden, you could see people beyond your family and dear work colleagues like yourself, face

britain would be thereafter, which created a national health service that saved the live of the prime minister sol would hope that, after this, the britishhey wa nt decide what kind of new footing they want to be on. nesrine, i thought from you? it is always a flawed exercise to say what would the world war ii generation have done? but in one sentence. i think we are all in lockdown, everyone has been agreed that they cannot go out and do their thing that they like to do, but the salient details to remember that there was a time when nation suffered for four and five years, and we can get through a few months. following on from that, it is a strange juxtaposition, the idea that we had ve day, we are in lockdown, and there was a sense of wanting to celebrate and commemorate and that, while in lockdown, there was a view, finally, that we could sit out at the front of the house, see our neighbours, there was a slightly party —like atmosphere, maybe it is inappropriate, but all of a sudden you could see people beyond your own family and dear work colleagues face to face at two metres distance, and that was actually quite joyous. happy note t

british railway building astonished the world. much of the economy was taken into public ownership — the railways, the coal mines, iron and steel. a new welfare state and national health service going back to the old normal of the 1930s, for war had created a new public mood. to a remarkable degree, and one that is not perhaps always present now, that includes people who think that they'll be worse off under this post—war settlement. quite a large proportion of middle—class people who weren't going to benefit necessarily from it said that they still thought this was a good idea, something that ought to be done for other people. so i think that's part of that wartime mood, the recognition that the nation state owes something to everybody, particularly the least fortunate members of society. britain, though, had not stood entirely alone. it had its huge overseas empire at its back. these pictures are also from ve day. could they have known as they rejoiced that an exhausted britain would soon lose its empire? for leadership of the western world now crossed the atlantic. britain would no longer be the pre—eminent global power. by 1960, the economy of the usa was producing nearly

tom moore who raised money for the national health service by traversing lengths in his backyard will be knighted for his efforts. the award recommendeded by britishister boris johnson and approved by the queen, cams to moore who rose to the rank of captain during his military career. was promoted to honorary colonel. his official title will be sir captain thomas moore under ministry defense protocol. we're back in a moment. around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. dad? i didn't do it. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. special delivery ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and fed reserve chair jerome powell provided their outlooks yesterday. cnbc's julianna tatelbaum is joining us live from london. julianna, good morning to you, the two the fed and treasury wig to take major losses and will mnuchin distribute that 500 billion that was committed to help small businesses revive after and during the pandemic? >> well, it's really interesting to listen to the testimony yesterday before the senat

is why they put labour in, and labour did create the welfare state, the national health service and so on, and i think the britishsion. my opinion is that we are going to see change on a scale, hard to guess at its nature, but we will all be a lot poorer, but i do believe there will be consequences and people will say, all right, if we are going to go through all this, we are going to go through all this, we have got to see all the businesses going bust and people losing theirjobs, people will once again say, we have got to build something better and different out of all of this. it is impossible to guess at this stage what form the change will take, but i do not think the british people will be wrong if they say, we have got to look at the ways in which we can do things differently and better, at the end of all this. so interesting. thank you so much for your time. max hastings, historian. events are taking place throughout the uk today, but the commemorations are taking a different tone, with large gatherings cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic and people urged to celebrate at home. but that's not pre

british railway building astonished the world. much of the economy was taken into public ownership — the railways, the coal mines, iron and steel. archival: now don't forget, choose your doctor now. a new welfare state and national health service would be no going back to the old normal of the 1930s, for war had created a new public mood. to a remarkable degree, and one that is not perhaps always present now, that includes people who think that they'll be worse off under this post—war settlement. quite a large proportion of middle—class people who weren't going to benefit necessarily from it said that they still thought this was a good idea, something that ought to be done for other people. so i think that's part of that wartime mood, is the recognition that the nation state owes something to everybody, particularly the least fortunate members of society. britain, though, had not stood entirely alone. it had its huge overseas empire at its back. these pictures are also from ve day. could they have known as they rejoiced that an exhausted britain would soon lose its empire? for leadership of the western world now crossed the atlantic. britain would no longer be the pre—eminent global power. by 1960, the economy of the usa was p

immediate sign of the british people's or communist party running our health service or our health companies even after brics it which would theoretically be allowed to. take over nationalized companies your it to rather chief medical officer you said that testing for the whole population probably not possible we can't do it we know coronavirus is completely discriminatory isn't it i mean disproportionately it's the poor rather than the rich. is it up what do you mean by that why can't we test everyone and you're going to be testing poor people and not the richer people i think we have to test everybody and the reason for that is what you say this virus doesn't believe in class religion or ethnicity it it just goes the risk is greater in the over 70 there are gradations and so then obesity other medical conditions they're also part of the risk pattern now what we really want to the chest to know in an individual what we all risk really is and what precautions you can take but we don't have it but by testing we can look at how the virus is spreading in whole populations but despite what the government is saying that testing has been disproportionately for the rich not for th

british military veteran who has become an international hero during this pandemic. we first told you about captain tom a few weeks ago when he raised more than $40 million for britain's national health serviceng 100 laps in his garden for his 100th birthday. that astonishing accomplishment earned his international claim. captain tom was honored with billboards, thousands of birthday cards, a military flyover and even an honorary military promotion to colonel. well, the honors keep coming. this week we learned that captain tom is on the fast track to knighthood. the world war ii veteran was nominated by british prime minister boris johnson who called captain tom a beacon of light through the fog of coronavirus. >> never, ever in the world would i anticipate that i would ever be knighted. i think sir thomas sounds very ni nice. >> queen elizabeth reportedly has approved that nomination. captain tom soon will become sir tom. congratulations, and well deserved, sir. >>> our final high goes to the michigan priest who became an internet superstar this week for the drive-by blessings he delivered with a water gun. father timothy pelc of saint ambrose church could not bless his congregation with ho

following a british government that wants to keep a very close eye on its citizens, especially those who have any virus contacts. ashley webster, to you. ashley: yes. neil, the national health serviceg people to download an app that it hopes will help to track and slow down the spread of the coronavirus as the economy here and elsewhere tries to reopen. here's how it works. the app is downloaded and uses bluetooth to map where someone has been and who they have had close contact with. now, that's defined as being within six and a half feet for 15 minutes or more. now, if you have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for covid-19, you would then get a warning from the government health service and be advised to self-isolate. that's the premise. the question is, could a similar program like that work in the united states. well, other than the big brother concerns, of course, there are also questions about the access to the technology itself. take a listen. >> not everybody first of all has a smartphone and second, when you look at the settings that need to be obtained in order for this application to work, they would have to have location settings turned on for pretty much

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