jamil: we are seeing over messaging from our enemies. the folks in china, the folks in russia, iran saying this is a u.s. virus. true.ing we know is not we have seen that kind of messaging. on, of what we see going and opportunity. they see the u.s. focused on inward and maybe it moves overseas. you see i ran getting more aggressive. ehrough their proxy, has zbollah. there is a lot of overt and covert messaging taking place. emily: there is new reporting that state department cables from a couple years ago show there were concerns about safety at a wuhan lab that has renewed fresh speculation this originated in a lab. the pentagon says the evidence is inconclusive. what is your inclination? jamil: one of the challenges we faced is a discussion of whether this was an engineered weapon or a naturally disk -- naturally occurring disease. everyone agrees it is a naturally occurring disease coming from bats and maybe another species. it is interesting is the concerns of what might have been happening at one of these labs in wuhan. both of the

finally, jameela jamil, what next for you?ge and my platform, and i'm finding a way to give them a voice and give them access to the people who can actually change the world and bring to life their vision and so it is going to be content and it is going to be podcasts and books and just a safe space for young people on the internet. jameela jamil, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. no worries. hello. temperatures topped out at 15 celsius in hampshire on thursday. they will take a step backwards, those temperatures, on friday, but then into the weekend they're on the up. a frost for some of us, especially across the north and east of the uk. plenty of cloud to follow, but sunny skies arrive are heading up, but with a strengthening wind. high pressure pretty much in control of things, so still a lot of dry weather around for the next couple of days. low pressure gathering in the atlantic as the weekend goes on. it will strengthen a southerly flow coming into the uk, and that's why those temperatures ar

jameela jamil, welcome to hardtalk.aving these light you were in your early 20s, you decided that you wa nted your early 20s, you decided that you wanted to go into music presenting and you get this big break, you become the solo female host of a very prestigious show on radio in the uk... how important is it for you to break barriers?” the uk... how important is it for you to break barriers? i think it is very important for me to break barriers. come from a particularly irate, you just don't see south asians and positions of privilege, especially not in mainstream media so especially not in mainstream media so it means a lot to me because i was very damaged, i would say, by not seeing anyone like me look up to i was not seeing anyone like me look up to iwasa not seeing anyone like me look up to i was a child. it made me develop a sort of self—hatred because i've felt like they had no were because they couldn't see worth and anyone else similar to me. everyone else was very eurocentric and that hurt me, and now they wan

finally, jameela jamil, what next for you? my platform, and i'm finding a way to give them a voice and give them access to the people who can actually change the world and bring to life their vision and so it is going to be content and it is going to be podcasts and books and just a safe space for young people on the internet. hello. 0ur weather is about to do a 180—degree turn in the next few days. for the end of this week, it's going to feel chilly and there will be some frosty starts. come the weekend, it starts to warm up quite dramatically, but it will get quite windy on sunday as well. here's why — at the moment, we're on the tail end of one area of low pressure, moving into northerly or north—westerly winds for thursday or friday, and then come the weekend, we switch around to southerly or south—westerlies as an area of low pressure squeezes in from the west. in the midst of all this, there's high pressure, which is essentially keeping things relatively calm and largely dry. some weak weather fronts sliding down across

president of the lebanese institute for market study abraham and i'm not as a civil society activists and jamil watt he's a lecturer in politics at the american university of beirut thank you all for joining me for this conversation before we talk policy let's just talk about what it feels like right now in lebanon and you all are in beirut some a start with you patrick what does it feel like right now. so people lost their jobs because of the bad economy situation companies have been closing down they also lost their income and the purchasing power of their money those who had some savings at the bank either those savings were in lebanese pounds and now they can buy them much less because of the short devaluation of the pound or it was in dollar and now they can not with throw it in the other they are forced to is draw them in lebanese pounds at it evaluate i mean at a rate that is not the real actual market rate making them lose for their money on them so people simultaneously lost their income their jobs the purchasing power of their income and their savings they are mad they think that they

we don't have a duly on line we make try to come back to him let's try to jump from brazilian media jamil can you hear us. s. can you hear it eric. please go ahead. dr drew thank you for taking my question. yes so there is actually president also not or has misused your awards to justify his office the result my question to you what is your message to the brazilian people and to the brazilian leadership and you. i think. the message that we will is giving to all countries is that we need a comprehensive strategy to respond to this disease. we need in addition to any measures around lockdown we need to put in place a comprehensive strategy based on surveillance on public health intervention case detection testing isolation quarantine and strengthening our health systems to absorb the blow and the blog that many health systems around the world have had to bear over the last number of weeks which has been a tragedy for all those caught up in it it's really really important that all countries take this seriously get ready prepare their health system strengthen the public health architecture e

reserves are in dollars let's find out what happened to all those challengers to the dollars crown with jamil akhmed he's the global head of currency strategy and market research at f.x. t.n. he joins us via skype from london good to have you with us jimi so this crisis is shown it's just been a lot of talk about the dollar ending it's still the world's current reserve currency of choice right absolutely yes listen the dollars not only remains to if this was a game of the dollar is on the line from has been on the guy i'm friend for extremely long time it dominates all of the serving under and this is being something that isn't been in play for close to a century now since water times and we are still 2530 years away from anybody being able to say that they could challenge that dollar yes some currencies of made progress but the dollar store funded if you work globally for so many different reasons and we. just look at the dollar performance over the past week we had the dollar strengthened by close to 5 percent on a weekly basis that's it strongest performance since 2000 and currency such as

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genuine can you hear us now yes can you hear me yes now it's ok jamil please go ahead thank you sir this is a mission from your well brazil of the churches what is your position and specially in this new strategy by the late show regarding clarke and what is the valuation w.h.o. has on this medicament is it supposed to be used is it not supposed to be used do you recommend do you not recommend where we end is issue thank you so much. yeah thank you thank you so much before i pass this to mike i would like to say a few words 1st of all correction the generous support from the united kingdom is 200000000 pounds and i i'm glad also that the prime minister has recovered and is back home and we wish him well and i would like to appreciate him and his government and the people of united kingdom for their generosity thank you mike. thank you. the question was regarding the door going yes indeed sorry about that the the issue of chloroquine is. licensed medications all over the world for a large number of indications and in many cases are lifesaving and many patients which was very difficult in

filipino priests are finding other ways to deliver the message of easter to those who need it most jamil and are going to reports from the capital manila. if it is to regas is now homeless he was a construction worker until the government imposed a lockdown to slow the spread of cruel virus a few weeks ago his family had already left the city and he found himself stranded and alone he was surprised when we told him it was easter sunday he said the day all seemed the same to him in the lobby level that i prayed last night i decided to hail mary i hope things get better soon i will guess week who believes the lockdown so i can go back to work easter is usually one of the most festive celebrations here but this is how it looks like now churches have largely remained closed and empty almost unimaginable in the philippines the last bastion of catholicism in asia the so-called enhanced community quarantined in the region of luzon has forced more than 50000000 people to stay in their homes it's a time of great uncertainty people are scared of contracting the virus and of not being able to put f

khalid jamil was a health care assistant at watford general hospital. ourfather enriched us with the greatest gift anyone could every give — unconditional love and a lifetime of memories. his legacy will live on forever. our nhs hero." and we'll be hearing some more tributes from family members of nhs workers a little later on in the programme. thank you to all those who sent those in. the british medical association has criticised the new online system for booking coronavirus tests, saying they shouldn't be issued on a first come, first served basis. the doctor's union also wants all essential workers to wear facemasks. dr caand nagpaul is council chair of the bma, good morning. i'm not sure if you could hear us in the last couple of minutes, hearing from the loved ones of those who died. we know that many nhs workers have been directly affected by all of those. just tell us your response to that? this is an extremely sad situation where health and care workers who have quite seriously being heroic in going out, caring for patients they know were extre