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first, to horsham. i first, to horsham. lam first, to horsham.shielding with my ten—year—old son and i have had to stop him from staying at his dad's, i would like to get visibility and how you are going to approach loosening the lockdown for the clinically extremely vulnerable and how you will help as in this transition? let me first of all say, jay, i feel very sympathetic to all those more than1 million very sympathetic to all those more than 1 million people very sympathetic to all those more than1 million people in your position in this country, the clinically extremely vulnerable. i know how tough it has been, i am sure that most of us can think of friends or relatives who are in the same position, jay. we want to release you from your captivity, your lockdown, as fast —— as fast as we possibly can. and that is why we continue to be extremely vigilant in our approach and what we are announcing today is very, very cautious. we are taking some tentative steps forward, both with education and with the economy, and a little bit with family and

this is near horsham, in west sussex. this castle very popular at the moment. the species back into britain. after we covered it last week, or white stork news in the papers today. and fire and rescue services do an amazing job in all sorts of ways, of course fighting fires, but other things as well. this is a three—year—old cross breed, ruby, who had been walking through woods near shrewsbury, and she apparently chased the squirrel and got her head firmly wedged in a little gap. her owner couldn't free herb at shropshire fire and rescue came to the rescue and use the cutting tool to remove part of the wall before gently lifting the stone away and freeing her. we have some guests coming, what we have enjoyed doing over the last few weeks is showing how some very creative people have been keeping busy during lockdown. we have a brilliant cellist who has been playing popular tunes on her cello, playing all the parts herself, and she has been playing the theme tune for knight rider. she will bejoining us later. the evacuation of more than 300,000 allied soldiers f