in hounslow, the lockdown seems endlesslj up with herfamily in hounslow, the lockdown seems endless.noyed by one thing. it can be the tiniest thing, even if it is not something nice for dinner, and i break down and started crying. normally mum hugs me and says it will be ok. half of those surveyed said they had felt more anxious and depressed than normal, over a third said they had trouble sleeping. however ha rd said they had trouble sleeping. however hard it is for people to end your life right now, the overwhelming majority accept the need for restrictions. nine out of ten people say they support the lockdown and are doing their best to follow government guidelines. this is my husband and i on our wedding day 56 years ago... when britain closed its doors on normal life, connections were cut. he is in a ca re connections were cut. he is in a care home. sparky in bristol last saw her husband the day lockdown started, the day before their wedding anniversary. started, the day before their wedding anniversarylj started, the day before their wedding anniversary. i have set up nailsea s

for teenager beth, cooped up with herfamily in hounslow, the lockdown seems endless.ve a bad day, which is most days while we've been in lockdown, then i get annoyed by one thing. it can be the tiniest thing, even if it's, like, we're not having something nice for dinner, and ijust break down and start crying. normally, mum hugs me and says it'll be ok. half of those surveyed said they had felt more anxious and depressed than normal, over a third said they had trouble sleeping, and i9% were drinking more. however hard it is for people to endure life right now, the overwhelming majority accept the need for restrictions. nine out of ten people say they support the lockdown and are doing their best to follow government guidelines. this is my husband and i on our wedding day 56 years ago... when britain closed its doors on normal life, connections were cut. and at the present time, he is in a care home. 79—year—old sparky in nailsea near bristol last saw her husband the day before lockdown started, the day before their wedding anniversary. the community as a whole in the

first ring round of head teachers, the estimate we had was that there were 1000 schoolchildren in hounslowe classroom, and many of those also didn't have access to broadband at home, so there is a huge challenge and, with the demands there are four computers and i pits and technology across the country, including in the nhs, we want to do something local to start to make a difference quickly. where do you get the laptops and i pits customer donations from businesses or organisations and residents and the first week we had an amazing response, 100 laptops that we expect to be in by wednesday, and we want to be in by wednesday, and we want to encourage businesses and residents to do the same, because many people will have an old laptop 01’ many people will have an old laptop or computer at home that they no longer use, if they booked anyone in the family, but every computer donated that helps a child get safely onto the internet is a child thatis safely onto the internet is a child that is going to do better. kids need laptops but also internet connections to connect to the school's lessons.