commentator: chris boardman is going to blow the world record out of the stadium!edal winning cyclist chris boardman says making these changes in our cities is about more than just finding new ways to get to work. we have stopped talking about a climate crisis and pollution and dirty air but all of those crises are still here and if you really want to protect the nhs as well as clapping for them, we can actually make ourselves a healthier nation. people certainly seem to be voting with their feet and their wheels, and ken foster says his bike shop in manchester is the busiest it's been since his granddad opened it almost 70 years ago. what about when it's raining? there's no such thing as bad weather. only inappropriate clothing! so, as ken would say, get on your bike. justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. now on bbc news: eurovision 2020: the cancelled coronavirus year, following uk entrantjames newman as he deals with eurovision‘s cancellation, featuring

winning cyclist chris boardman says making these changes in our cities is about more than just findingcrisis and pollution and dirty air, but all of those crises are still here, and if you really want to protect the nhs, as well as clapping for them, we can actually make ourselves a healthier nation. people certainly seem to be voting with their feet and their wheels. ken foster says his bike shop in manchester is the busiest it's been since his grandad opened it almost 70 years ago. ken, what about when it's raining? there's no such thing as bad weather. 0nly inappropriate clothing! you won't be surprised to hear that ken thinks it's time we all should get on our bikes. justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. although some national parks have reported areas being busy, many people do seem to have heeded the warning. in normal times, more than 3 million day visitors come to the dales every year, and it's not hard to see why. the national park and local authorities, though, think it is too early to loosen the coronavirus lockdown. the big fear was that the car park would be full all week,

need in britain, so don't punish one group at the expense of the other. 0lympic—winning cyclist chris boardmanout more than just finding new ways to get to work. we've stopped talking about a climate crisis and stopped talking about pollution and dirty air, but all of those crises are still here. and if you really want to protect the nhs, as well as clapping for them, we can actually make ourselves a healthier nation. people certainly seem to be voting with their feet and their wheels. ken foster says his bike shop in manchester is the busiest it's been since his granddad opened it almost 70 years ago. ken, what about when it's raining? there's no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing! you won't be surprised to hear that ken thinks it's time we all should get on our bikes. justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. this is bbc news, the main headlines: barrack obama has delivered another scathing attack on the trump administration's handling of the pandemic. in an online address to university graduates, mr obama said many officials didn't even pretend to be in charge. italy's prime

0lympic gold—winning cyclist chris boardman says making these changes in our cities is about more than climate crisis and pollution and dirty air, but all of those crises are still here, and if you really want to protect the nhs, as well as clapping for them, we can actually make ourselves a healthier nation. people certainly seem to be voting with their feet and their wheels. ken foster says his bike shop in manchester is the busiest it's been since his grandad opened it almost 70 years ago. ken, what about when it's raining? there's no such thing as bad weather. 0nly inappropriate clothing! you won't be surprised to hear that ken thinks it's time we all should get on our bikes. justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. italy is to reopen to international visitors again onjune 3rd — it will also scrap 14 day quarantine requirements for visitors arriving. from monday restaurants, bars and hairdressers can also trade once again. italy recorded its lowest coronavirus death toll today — at 153 — since march 9th. the italian prime minister said he was taking a calculated risk in rolling back t

winning cyclist chris boardman says making these changes is about more than just finding new ways to and pollution and dirty air, but all of those crises are still here, and if you really want to protect the nhs, as well as clapping for them, we can actually make ourselves a healthier nation. people certainly seem to be voting with their feet and their wheels. ken foster says his bike shop in manchester is the busiest it's been since his grandad opened it almost 70 years ago. ken, what about when it's raining? there's no such thing as bad weather. 0nly inappropriate clothing! you won't be surprised to hear that ken thinks it's time we all should get on our bikes. justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. scientists in britain have started a trial of sniffer dogs to see if they can detect coronavirus before it appears. if it works, each dog would be able to screen around 250 people an hour. dogs are already able to sniff out diseases such as cancer and parkinson's. james logan is a doctor working on the trial. what we know about respiratory diseases and lots of other diseases and lots of

olympic gold—winning cyclist chris boardman says making these changes in our cities is about more thanmate crisis and pollution and dirty air, but all of those crises are still here, and if you really want to protect the nhs as well as clapping for them, we can actually make ourselves a healthier nation. people certainly seem to be voting with their feet and their wheels, and ken foster says his bike shop in manchester is the busiest it's been since his grandad opened it almost 70 years ago. what about when it's raining? there's no such thing as bad weather. only inappropriate clothing! so, as ken would say, get on your bike. justin rowlatt, bbc news, manchester. scientists in britain have begun a trial of sniffer dogs to see if they can be trained to detect the presence of coronavirus before symptoms appear. the clinical trial is being boosted by £500,000 of investment from the uk government with the hope that if the scheme works each dog would be able to screen around 250 people an hour. dogs are already able to sniff out diseases such as cancer, malaria and parkinson's. 19 people ha

and from the wirral in north—west england, we'rejoined by chris boardman, former professional cyclisthanged. pollution has reduced probably not as much as in other european areas because we do not have just a problem european areas because we do not havejust a problem of production european areas because we do not have just a problem of production of pollution but because of a low wind zone because of the alps have a problem to move the air so we still have even with lockdown not perfect but of course better than usual. we we re but of course better than usual. we were working for years to reduce traffic and other forms of pollution and improve air quality and every year the results are better and better but still not sufficient to better but still not sufficient to be back under the authorised level. what is the city doing now to make it greener and socially distancing going forward? our main strategy for sustainability was public transport and know the main problem every city is facing as the factory will have to reduce the number of people using public transport. from monday people