filmmakers chloe and victotor hd been shooting a documentary on the world famous landmark just weeksefore the fire. >> the day after the fire, we realized that our i images are f extremely great value. we captured a moment in history that will be able to pass on to the public. everyone who ever visited has a special memory of notre dame. >> they combined fofootage from before t the inferno with newly shot material to make a a sececd documentary.y. the images of the current cathedral's interior are the only ones of their kind. >> these images are indeed special because they were shot from virtual reality with very high resolution and in 3d. that produces one image for the left eye and one for the right, which gives the illusion of depth. >> with a vr headset, people can immerse themselves in the world of notre dame for 16 minutes. motion sensors allow them to move through and explore the structure independently. such an experience in actual reality is no longer possible. notre dame is closed to the public. >> it is a tourist landmark that each year drew millions of visitors. this is a

meanwhile, our final model is chloe, little chloe has a face mask. her designer is andrew. he says, he knows this is not required, not is it going to be worn by chloe all the time. he had some scraps and thought it was cute. i think that's cute as well, guy, folks have been sharing no. i have been getting great ideas, you guys were all going through this what's not normal is now normal. so we are showing you that. >> i wonder how long the dog had the mask on the face before swiping it off. >> reporter: i was just going to say that i haven't tried it on bunkers. i've tried to put cute little things on him. he doesn't have it. a few seconds at most. >> time for a walk with him by the way, right? >> reporter: stay for a walk. by the i what, i do wipe his paws before he comes in the door as we want. he got used to that already. walnut creek, we're seeing those cloudy conditions. we are going to get some moments where there will be peaks of sunshine, but it's not going to be as sunny as it was yesterday. so let's take a live look over san jose bay as well, come here, buddy, bunk

filmmakers chloe horsley and vic to argue long had been shooting a documentary on the world famous landmark just weeks before the fire. the day after the fire we realized that our images are of extremely great value that we captured a moment you know to the history that we'll be able to pass on to the public whether european american asian or parisian everyone who ever visited has a special memory of not. they combined footage from before the inferno with newly shot material to make a 2nd documentary titled rebuilding or tradition. their images of the current cathedrals interior of the only ones of their kind. else's most these images are even special because they were shot from virtual reality that is in 360 degrees with very high resolution. that produces one image for the left eye. and one for the right which gives you the illusion of depth as if you were actually there. with a v r headset people can immerse themselves in the world of not sure dumb 16 minutes motion sensors allow them to move through and explore the structure independently. such an experience in actual reality is no long

chloe is a make a wish child. she is 10 years old. she was supposed to go to disney.ell the trip for obvious reasons so they brought disney to her home. look at all of these disney princesses and disney characters. but disney also promises when this is all over, chloe will get her make a wish trip to disney. jillian: that's incredible. rob: absolutely. then there is a texas veteran. look at that picture. texas veteran who turned 99 years old. tell us about him, janice. janice: yes. so his son, joe frazier sent me this. he direct messaged me on twitter which you can do as well janice dean to wish his wish his father a very happy 99th birthday. that's his granddaughter. joe frazier radcliff served for the national guard world war ii veteran. you look amazing my friend. happy birthday. jillian: that's beautiful. rob: grandpa looks fantastic at 99 years old. janice: i'm sure you will, too. rob: that's a big bet, janice. all right. thank you so much. great to see you. janice: love you guys. jail jail wait, before you go. i'm curious how you are holding up janice. janice: d

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed too great a hazard to people in these areas director chloe o'shea is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. and just a few members ago workers at launch adama mock the anniversary by ringing the cathedral's great board on bad. run to go off the world news at the top of the hour on course and always get the latest around the clock on the website d w dot com i'm going to. i am. passionate drama competition 5 marketing numbers atmosphere our fight at sac intuition love hate money ash millionaire fans friends fast fans and fans. just go off on you tube join us.

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to greater has it to people in these areas director chloe o'shea is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. now for lots of people stuck at home during the current virus crisis the lockdown is an opportunity to hone certain skills while he is one from a budding golf but in any after many attempts 8 year old nicholas managed to pull off this team on one cup and getting it to land inside and never has been able to play out goals so for more than a month he's been practicing his endorse shots into this hole in one. show watching the news from berlin remember you can get the latest headlines on the d.w.i. at all on our website and having a dot com for me christine want to add the team thank you for joining us for back with more news at the top of the hour. go beyond your own soledad. we're all about the stories that matter to move. around doing. whatever it takes. to running now.

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to greater has it to people in these areas director chloe is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. refugees heading for europe fled war and poverty in their own countries but many ended up stranded for months in overcrowded and squalid migrant camps in greece now the 1st 12 unaccompanied migrant children from those camps have landed in luxemburg program that aims to eventually resettle more than $1600.00 of them around. touched down in luxemburg safety finally for 12 and accompanied minors they were living in refugee camps on the greek islands of chios most and. now they have the chance to start a new life in luxemburg after a period in quarantine. they haven't devoted. just course we've not made the world a better place or made it more beautiful what we have here in the framework of the european union's peace project is actual solidarity with greece but also with people who have a right to a dignified life without hunger without was here and also to a life in peace. and live in free

bring in cnn entertainment reporter chloe malos. when these are good, they're really, really good.reporter: good morning. you are so right. despite the technical difficulties with babyface and teddy riley they are going to rematch today at 5:00. it started because timbaland and swizz felt people needed music to bring everyone closer together, have oneness, music uplifts people and had the idea for a while and thought, no better time than the present. dot battles now. like you said, victor when they're good, they are incredible. but they also told me that they understand that people are feeling sad and uncertain right now. so they gave some pretty incredible advice to anyone that needs it. take a listen. >> to stay in the darkness is very easy, but let's do a couple of things that we know is going to make us smile. call a loved one. you know? check on somebody. surprise somebody. call somebody just to joke around. you know, make yourself come up out of this darkness, because the darkness is only what you make it. >> got to focus on the light. you have to -- big deeper than yourself.

a lot of companys have to change the way they do business and joining me now is chloe dimravski. you were made for this good to have you do you have a pandemic playbook? >> we certainly do, kelly. shutting down businesses was difficult. reactivating them is harder but what is important is there's things businesses can do to prepare and they have had a little bit of a quiet shutdown period in order to start preparing for them. >> what does that look like? are we talking about tests are we talking about surveillance, having your blood drawn at your place of work? infrared scanners for your body heat i read that volkswagen in europe testing its workers blood oxygen levels. >> i think we are going to be seeing these measures and what that business is able to take on, large businesses are obviously going to be able to put a lot more in place than smaller businesses or franchise locations but what we are going to see is overall customers demanding not just assumptions of safety but visible steps and measures that companies are taking on behalf of employees, customers, the general publi

. >> reporter: and chloe jean, another san francisco artist singing her support. ♪ you've got a friend've got a friend ♪ >> have a good one. >>> we are tracking the weather and it is warm. it definitely warmed up today. we showed you those numbers, here they are again. these were from today. highs tomorrow will warm up another couple of degrees. we got a good one. here is a cool shot, that's of the golden gate bridge back here . that's the fog. that san francisco under the fog and you see the fog kind of creeping on short. the marine layer is there. isn't that interesting, it's not going to the gap of the golden gate bridge. it just kind of comes to the san bruno gap here. you think the bridge would be filled with fog. i think of the morning it will be filled with fog. there probably is patchy fog at the coast, but the plan here is for fog to be a little bit mineralized, lesser of it. and a beautiful day. check out san francisco, winds gusting to 39 miles an hour. they are pretty brisk along the coast. half moon bay still going at 22 miles an hour. the story is high-pressure. the story

it's like an election between kim carr action and chloe card asking i don't even know which is which this is not a choice would you rather have bits from back to the future to or mr burns from the simpsons that's your option so go ahead good luck to those. moving on i want to jump to how the new york times has just realized something that everyone else knew for the past 20 years which that's that's their m.o. because you say there's a reason i go after the new york times because they're supposed to be the accurate media they're supposed to be the good one i don't spend much time fact checking fox news or something because that would be like fact checking your 2 year old after she got into the benadryl bottle and she's plastered calling out that fox news or m s n b c got something wrong feels like yelling and i sit here drunk toddler you are incorrect in your assessment of course that doesn't mean i don't do it sometimes but don't but yes the new york times has suddenly realized that the rich have secretly been exploiting 99 percent of us for ears. they put together a series of charts

crumbling walls and high lead contamination pose to great to has it to people in these areas direct to chloe is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. in sports the biggest cycling events of the year the tour de france has been delayed because of the public health measures against coronavirus this year's competition was supposed to begin in late june but organizers were forced to reschedule after france extended a ban on public events until mid july reigning champion is now due to get his title of defense underway on the 29th of august in the riviera city of. a 99 year old war veteran has raised the equivalent of around $7000000.00 euros for britain's national health service after his campaign went birol captain tal more initially aims to walk $100.00 laps of his garden by thursday to raise just over 1000 euros but then his efforts were featured on national television and seem to resonate across the country he's now vowed to keep on walking for as long as donations keep coming in. keep on walking just remember the top story we're foll

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to greater hazard to people in these areas director chloe is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. correspondent lisa lewis is in paris for she has the latest on the reconstruction of notre dame. one year on from when a fire destroyed not a damn cathedral threw for its fire and severely damaged its apple walls the construction site behind me has ground to i hold you to the coronavirus knocked out the about 80 artisans working there managed to almost finish securing the building before they're hard to stop once they can pick up again they will have to assess the damage then choose the companies providing the material needed for reconstruction in public tenders and only then can the actual reconstruction works begin the not that i'm a 30 s. insist they will finish reconstructing the cathedral in 2024 but it looks like it's at least going to go down to the wire. in other news turkey has started releasing prisoners across the country in a move aimed at reducing overcrowding and containin

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to greater has it to people in these areas director chloe is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. and i'm now joined. in the french capital paris for us good to see you so yes pause you know not you know was inflames what's actually going on there now not very much really the construction site behind me has drawn to a or the 80 to 100 workers artisans have gone home and obviously they're hoping to be able to pick up work again in 4 weeks or maybe a bit later when the country will bit by bit lift the restrictions and lose parts of the lockdown here in france but there is one problem as the not sure my thought is told me yesterday all these arches and most of them come from eastern finance and they will 1st of all have to find the means to travel to paris which is not that easy these days because public transport has been reduced by quite a bit and also they will have to find find housing and all the hotels here i closed so the artisans the managers are at this very moment talking to

in my name is eugene de paris chloe and i'm the pennsylvania are you general.we make sure all money is spent legally and effectively but we also audit state programs so it's not just a question whether the financial side of it is the you know the the account ledgers are matching up but also what is the effectiveness of the program so we get to go in and say ok the money might have been spent illegally but was it spent effectively it was a program run effectively while inspections and prosecutions dramatically increased after the pennsylvania dog law came into force within a few years noticeable concerns began to emerge i started to receive reports confidentially from within department reaching out to me dog wardens administrators people who had worked for the department and had left veterinarians who were concerned that the new head of the office of dogs had no idea what she was doing so reviewing inspection reports in in 2011. indicates that there were virtually no citations issued just like any other law it's only as good as the enforcement of it and early on

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to greater hazard to people in these areas director chloe o'shea is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. for now russia's new corona virus infections are still trending upwards with more than 3000 cases reported on wednesday aspinall building in the capital moscow has now been prepared to accept coverage 19 patients diagnostic equipment been installed antiviral drugs purchased and it'll be able to assist up to 450 patients moscow's been locked down since late march in an attempt to halt the spread of the virus. well t w correspondent pamela sherman joins us from moscow welcome and the president putin rolled out any sort of financial package to help people who are coping during this crisis. he has this isn't the 1st time that putin is addressing the nation and last week as well he announced some additional economic support measures including support for families and also additional payments for medical workers at the frontline of the battle against the coronavirus but the missing lin

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to greater has it to people in these areas director chloe hoshi is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. now for lots of us stuck at home during the coronavirus crisis the lockdown is an opportunity to hone certain skills well here's one from a budding gulf in need after lots of attempts and 8 year old nicholas managed to pull off this team off on one couch and getting it to land inside a never has been unable to play outdoors for more than a month he's been practicing his indoor shots eating to this. all in one. impressive and you watching the news from berlin remember you can get the latest headlines on the deeds of your app or on our website the dot com you can follow us on twitter and instagram to work at. i'm christine would like it's been good having your company i'm back at the top of the hour with more news joining me if you can. italy during the corona crisis. of reporters brave the walk down. journey through abandon cities. where public life has come to a halt. and they nee

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to great a hazard to people in these areas director chloe is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. and the 99 year old brazilian world war 2 veteran has beaten the odds to become the country's oldest person to recover from 19 he tested positive or went into hospital after developing new monia and received a rousing ovation as he was discharged 2 weeks later. at 99 years old armando r. molina. may have thought he'd seen his last card on. the world war 2 veteran has waged many grueling task force but none as satisfying as this. winning this battle was for me bigger than winning the war. entering hospital at the end of march privette is chances of survival westland but doctors see it was his life in the military that helped him defeat the coronavirus in the end. we were very apprehensive waiting for a favorable sawing and he surprisingly recovered that's. ok i want to congratulate the medical team who helped me so much for looking out for my health they're all great. there to share this

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed to great to has it to people in these areas director chloe o'shea is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. yet on this anniversary just a short while ago workers at notre dame marked the anniversary by ringing the cathedrals great broad dong bell let's have a listen. sounds an insurer a fire and a pandemic we'll see we're good at the top of the alps. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news of. our corona update. from the cove in $1000.00 special next on d w. the global corona traces you can find more information online f.t.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. i mean how does it feel to have covered 19. somebody had taken a scuba dive. into water and. i was immobile even attached i couldn't move my head i looked out of the corner of my eye and i saw people falling. i didn't know if it was real or not. people were seen. along with seemed that i wished for and. they were lucky to survive the global t

crumbling walls and high lead contamination posed too great a hazard to people in these areas director chloe o'shea is delighted that she managed to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology. you're watching news from berlin remember you can get the latest headlines on our g.w. app or on our web site that's w dot com and of course you welcome the fall was on twitter and instagram too at g.w. news our handle there by handle on twitter is at t.m. news stream i'm terry martin i'll be back at the top of the next hour thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. covert 19 special next on d w. and. cast. video and. w b a sector. in the fight against the corona virus there is still one big know how many people have actually contracted maybe even without showing any symptoms one way to answer the question is by anti-bodies. an antibody is a protective protein produced by the immune system to destroy for example harmful viruses when a pathogen enters the human body the immun

when coronavirus struck the uk, chloe baker decided to quarantine herself and move backin quarantinehe driveway became the marketing manager's dedicated workspace. they have the house but i did not want to interrupt their day—to—day lives and the campervan was sat on the driver. she gave me a tour of her office via video call. show us how it works. sorry. it's a bit small, yeah, i usually have two screens at work, it is really helpful to be able to have it set up like i would in the office. it has got its own little heating system and a little radio and it is really cosy, so it is ideal, really. there is the sink. there is a tiny little oven. and a little fridge down there as well, and it is even got its own bathroom! with the white, chemical toilet? got its own bathroom! with the white, chemicaltoilet? yeah, and a little shower. so how long might you spend there every day? nowl am long might you spend there every day? now i am working here monday to friday doing long days, that having a regular break and, yeah, it seems to be working out 0k!m that i drive you mad? it is a long time

forjames and chloe, getting their medicines delivered to a different hotel, staying safe in shared accommodationrowded. there are two kitchens, you have to share them. you don't know who has got what, people do not clean up after themselves, they leave their bits, people are sneezing and not washing their hands. it is quite horrible. i think people are anxious and it is difficult to focus on other things that are not their substance when they are not allowed to do anything else. one of the key things that we get people to do is get out and about, distract yourself and now we are telling them do not do any of that. back at the hotel, residents have access daily to a gp. staff find the rough sleepers are seeking help, wanting support — a remarkable about turn considering some have spent years refusing to engage. i miss my life, completely. for grant moffat who spent three months sleeping rough, the sanctuary of the hotel has afforded him the chance to reset his life. i'm using it as an opportunity, i miss my family. i think a lot about my family and stuff. stuff that i might never have, with being

and let's speak about chloe, she can't speak because she's a pup, and she has a designer mask and it'sjust for fun. if you have something to make your situations more fun, send it to me, your new normal. >>> up next, senator elizabeth warren's short answer on whether or not she wants to be joe biden's running mate. >> i am sharon katsuda. this will get kids out of bed. possibly straight as while in the pandemic. >>> the president says he's stuck with the nominations in the senate and he has the solution. let's take you out to the board in the big city. the dow hovering around zero and now turning negative as we got the terrible job numbers. now more people unemployed than all the job gains through the obama and trump presidency. >>> first, here's something good to share with you. check out this photo shared by tony alba's pizza in the south bay. employees dropping off launches for kaiser health-care workers. very nice. san francisco public works here thanking all the front-line workers. in these uncertain times, look after yourself, your family, your friends. but know when it comes to

. >> ♪ you've got a friend oh, yeah ♪ got a friend >> singer chloe jean and others are posting videos the studio. the music studio has been open since 19 tonight. legendary singers including jerry garcia, david crosby, neil young, and tupac shakur were among many artists who recorded music there. the state has recording sessions booked for the next three months and says it may have to close permanently. >> i have to pinch myself every once in while thinking about the kinds of records that were made in these rooms from grateful dead, santana. it was tough. to be in the situation. >> the studios as it is not eligible for government customers many, so it started up a gofundme account so far, supporters have donated more than $20,000 of the $42,000 goal. >>> honors of amoeba music have launched a gofundme to stay financially report. amoeba has raised $150,000 toward its goal of $400,000. amoeba has three stores in san francisco, berkeley, and hollywood. they has also been exploring grants and loans that of course, may see that money is in no way guaranteed. >>> one financial analyst says

. >> reporter: and chloe jean, another san francisco artist singing her support. ♪ all you gotta do isand i'll be there babe ♪ you got a friend ♪ you got a friend ♪ you've got a friend >> have a good one. >> reporter: kurtzman says the studio has tried to get government assistance, but no luck. is optimistic that love and support from music being produced here locally will help the studio survive. >> that was fascinating seeing the history of the studio, thank you. the owners of amoeba music have launched a go fund me to try to stay afloat during the pandemic. amoeba has raised roughly $150,000 for their goal of $400,000. have three stores, one in san francisco, one on telegraph avenue in berkeley and a third in hollywood. owners so they have been exploring grants and loans at the local and federal level. but they say those funds are not guaranteed. >>> a federal judge says he will deny a bid by three churches in southern california to hold and present church services during this pandemic. the judge says the government's emergency powers overrule what in normal times is a constitutiona

temperatures chloe, it will be a chilly night. down to the 40s in the north bay. 42 right now in cloverdale. 48 in novato. 48 san mateo. 50 the current temperature in hayward. we have frost advisories and freeze warnings going into effect early tomorrow morning for lake county and mendocino county so it will be a cold start to the day with sub-freezing temperatures expected in those towns. so overnight tonight, it is a mostly cloudy night, again, getting a break from a lot of the rain right now, and the temperatures will drop into the 30s, to low 40s. and for our starting temperatures tomorrow. storm impact scale tomorrow, it is still a level one light storm, with scattered showers, and we do have the chance in the afternoon, of a thunderstorm, popping up. and we'll also see, likely a dusting of snow on our highest peaks, like mount hamilton. we've seen these types of storms before this season. future weather 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning a lot of cloud cover, most cities are dry. but that changes as we head into the afternoon, and b

weapons watchdog has released its 1st report explicitly blaming the syrian government for assad and chloe net tax against civilians the report highlighted 3 attacks in northern syria in 2017 it find reasonable grounds to believe government forces used saddam bombs during the attacks on have any congested civilian areas in hama province including a hospital and he says chemical weapons have been a crucial part of president bashar al assad's military strategy. a british law to drivers pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 39 people who were found dead in the back of his truck last year the bodies of 31 men and 8 women were found in southeast england in a tobar the result of an alleged people smuggling operation 4 other suspects have been charged over the deaths and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world cup i. 'd from to time that i start understanding the ward surrounding me and questioning the life and asking the same question that everybody's i was who am i where am i coming from why i am here and what i'm going to add sheen to now it has bee

. >> chloe. >>> this weekend we asked how this has changed your life.n response we've seen -- morning marcus. i'm saying hello to everyone on the team, i haven't seen them in a while. >> i know. >> growing appreciation for our loved ones. it's given us an opportunity to slow down and e see how awesome our kids are and we're doing awesome as parents. >> jordan said i learned to appreciate life a lot more than i have, so i'll treasure the life with my family a lot more. as a sophomore in college it's nice to spend time with them and i'm going to continue to try and cherish the time we have together. great words of wisdom. we'd love to hear from you again. thank you so much for watching. make good memories today. >> fredricka whitfield is up next. have a good saturday. at! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. the best combination to help you stay fit. pure protein. her skin could actually soak up wetness that her diaper doesn't. that's why i use pampers. pampers traps and locks wetness away keeping ba

same thing that we're doing, you know, everybody kind of took it upon themselves, especially kate and chloe house and stuff like that. kate and aidy did, you know, some awesome things. and the rest of the cast did their, you know, versions of zoom sketches and stuff like that and, you know, wonderful tribute to hal you know >> jimmy: aww, is that sad it was awful wasn't it? to hear about hal. >> yeah. so crazy you just -- i don't know you never expect anything like that so. >> jimmy: do you have any hal stories? >> yeah, man. i mean, any time he would come up to you, he was always like, "hey, man. you heard of this person and that person? and i should have heard of but i never had. and then, you know, i think the first thing he shared with me, he gave me like, you know, a lenny bruce, like 45 or something like that. >> jimmy: yeah, because he did that big lenny bruce box set i got a big vinyl from him too a lenny thing. >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: or a --- compilation or something he was always -- he's just one of those guys i was trying to describe him to my friend the other day. i said he's k

happy birthday to caleb, to chloe finnegan, to colin, and happy number four two connor low.onnor is for an loves construction equipment. connor waters is a green belt in karate. keep working hard, connor, you will be a black belt before you know it. happy birthday to cooper connor, a third grader at vide a lower elementary and daniel decatur. ,appy birthday to daniel paul deborah jackson, ella grace kennedy, ezra ladner. happy birthday gabby walters. and gavin in oakland. happy birthday to george thorton, gloria myers, grayson lewis, who wants to be a police officer when he grows up. happy birthday to easton cornelius in union county. happy birthday hamilton edwards, hannah grace bennett, hannah loper, harley in columbus. he birthday harper taylor. henry yates. loves all ole miss sports and misses watches college baseball games. huntly odom, ian sylvester loves his dog come happy. everybody these days needs a dog named happy. happy birthday, jacob phillips, and james and katie love it. , hannah beard, attending the university of mississippi medical school. thank you, janet.

happy birthday, chloe! across the side of the bands. how did that make you feel, chloe?t and so i put a message on to the whatsapp saying would anybody be happy to come out and sing happy birthday to her? at 4pm she walks down the street and we have quite a long street and we have quite a long street and we have quite a long street and happy birthday was sung with social distancing by all the neighbours, young and old, as we walked along the street for about five minutes. you love it, didn't you? yet. and how did that make you feel, sienna? barry, excited and i felt like the queen. thank you, happy birthday to both of you. thank you for talking to us as well. that isa you for talking to us as well. that is a really nice way to end the programme. that is too this morning on breakfast. dan and louise will be back tomorrow morning at 6am. have a lovely sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in several states in the us protesters demand to go back to work, saying that stay—at—home measures are too harsh. 84 tonnes of pe

one or two mist and fog patches as chloe across england and wales, an isolated shower or may be a thunderstormhis is bbc news. the headlines: nhs england say a further 758 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in hospital. on the other uk nations there have been a further 74 deaths in scotland, 19 in wales and three in northern ireland. still in intensive care but not on a ventilator, downing street says borisjohnson is ventilator, downing street says boris johnson is in ventilator, downing street says borisjohnson is in a stable condition as he is treated for coronavirus. the foreign secretary dominic raab is standing in for the prime minister were necessary. the queen is being kept informed about mrjohnson‘s health. japan‘s minister declares a state of emergency in tokyo and six other regions as the country struggles with the pandemic. china, where the coronavirus outbreak started, reports no deaths in the past day, the first time since january. hello, good afternoon, premier league footballers are "prepared to step up to the mark" and are "mindful of their social responsibili

one coronavirus struck the uk chloe baker decided to quarantine herself and move back in with her pant to interrupt their day—to—day lives on the camper van was on the drive. she gave me a tour of her office by video call. show us how it works. so, it is a volkswagen, usually have two screens at work which is really helpful to be able to have a setup like i read in the office. it has its own heating system, a nice little radio, it is nice and cozy so it is ideal, really. there is the sink, tidy little oven and a little fridge as well. it has even got its own bathroom! what, chemicaltoilet because yes, and a little shower. how long might you spend there everyday? and i am working from here monday to friday, doing long days but having a regular break and seems to have worked out 0k. but having a regular break and seems to have worked out ok. does not drive you mad? it is a long time to be in drive you mad? it is a long time to beina drive you mad? it is a long time to be in a small space. my mum has joined me a couple of times and read her book here because it is quite quiet. we have t

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