and chip and joanna's magnolia network is to debut in october.osting us. listen to the full-length interview with chip and joanna gaines. you can find it on apple podcast or wherever you get yours. >>> next week we're at home in tennessee with a music icon sheryl crow on a life that began in small-town missouri and a talent that made her one of the most populrtists of all time. sheryl crow next week on "sunday today. >>> coming up this morning, we want to hea how you are apngour celebrations on this extraordinary easter sunday. use #sundaytoday on twitter, facebook or instagram and we will get to as many as we can when we read your sunday mail at the end of the show. >>> coming up next on this easter sunday, a remind of the power of family as we renew our connons while confined to our homes togeth. >> all these has-on crafts and experiments you guys are doing, doouhink you would have been doing them if you weren't in quarantine? >> definity not. >> not to this level. >> no way. >>> and later, a life well lived. the teacher who for a quarter of a

joanna and sara haines baking cookies together but still staying apart.she says -- >> good morning, america. d morning, america. ♪ ring my bell ♪ you can ring my bell ♪ ring my bell ♪ you can ring my bell >>> welcome back to "gma." thank you for being with us on this tuesday morning. the "gma" team, we are safely apart but we are happily together. robin and george joining us from their homes. hey, robin. >> yeah, and because we're apart i'm a bit on a delay here. so i do really have a beat but bit later. so don't think that i'm out of rhythm. just a little disclaimer there. >> tory johnson is joining us -- >> we'llwe'll. ♪ note that. >> please do. tory johnson is joining us, small business day, highlighting small businesses, incredible companies, you know that they need our support right now. this morning's business is completely owned, operated by women and even in this challenging time, guys, they are giving back to their community big time, george. >> that is so great. robin, i got to tell you, you stole my excuse on the dancing. >> you don't dance, ge

this 43 year old woman lived in a poor neighborhood known for drug trafficking her neighbors joanna has. had just moved to the united states from mexico. they just had a baby 2 days earlier. is believed to have devised the plot to steal their baby. may 16th 2001 in the middle of the night the couple's home was stormed by 3 armed men the young parents were gagged and beat and. the men searched the house from top to bottom. linda carty had made them believe that a large amount of drugs were in the couple's home. in exchange they had to deliver the mother and the newborn. 40 hours later joanna was found dead in the trunk of a car the infant's was safe and sound. the car belonged to linda carter. in her hotel room baby items were found. she had even made her neighbors believe she was pregnant she denied everything to the police. and if you told the world that you get the baby you deserve if you told anyone. tell you about him getting that baby and not 7 days you haven't told anybody that. you know i said i should be having a baby i didn't say i'm in love baby a life of buying a baby feeling

with chip and joanna.ou don't want to miss that. bring a lot of smiles to faces. >> count on the hour. april 11, 2020. we want to begin this half an hour with a check of headlines. the worldwide death toll from coronavirus has surpassed 100,000 with the united states accounting for 2,000 of those deaths in the last 24 hours alone. that is the highest total here yet. but there is some good news. intensive care admissions are down in new york state and in california. though officials are still warning americans to stay vigilant. meanwhile, the president is mulling over when and where to ease social distancing restrictions so that americans can get back to business. >> organizers of the popnt for time ever in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus. burning man, which draws 80,000 festival-goers and generates $60 million in revenue to nevada each year was set to begin in late august. organizers say they will offer an online alternative called the multiburst. details are still being worked out. >>> ben aff

joanna, thank you for coming onto the show. we appreciate.u get an idea like this? >> okay. so the whole idea started when we officially made the decision to push back the wedding and my mom made a statement a couple weeks ago, she was like you know, if everyone stays safe and follows the rules and does what everyone tells us to do, god willing we'll all be here. it struck a nerve. this thing is so awful, everyone has to do what they can, otherwise i might not have my mom when i get married. i did what i could instead of sitting around and not doing anything. i took what i had and now it's bigger than i thought. carley: i remember when i got married how important the decorations were to me. how did it feel to cut them up and use them for something that was so much not what you purchased them for? >> it was -- honestly, it was fine. we were wanting to do easter so we were doing easter colors and it wasn't going to work so we pushed everything back to august. i was like if we're going to have a different vibe we'll change everything. i'm not go

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from the "sunday sitdown" library, we'll take you back to waco texas, to send a day with chip and joannaise as "fixer upper." chip and joanna gaines next week on "sunday today." >>> coming up this morning, your answers to our questions about all the good you're seeing out there right now. use #sundaytoday on twitter, facebook or instagram and we'll get to as many as we can when we read your sunday mail at the end of the show. >>> good sunday morning, bay area. we are waking up with a micro climate weather alert. we are expecting heavy rain throughout the afternoon. you can see it already pushing through on satellite radar. we have heavy pockets moving through the monterey and central coast of california up to the north bay as well, and looking closer as we zoom this in to the san francisco area. minor pockets. san jose got heavier pockets overnight. you can expect to keep the chance of rain with temperatures topping out in the upper 50s and windy conditions. >>> next on "sunday today," this palm sunday brings the beginning of a holy week unlike anyone ever has seen with the faithful obse

in exchange they had to deliver the mother and the newborn. 40 hours later joanna was found dead in the trunk of a car the infant's was safe and sound. the car belonged to linda carty. in her hotel room baby items were found. she had even made her neighbors believe she was pregnant she denied everything to the police. and if you told the world. if you told anyone. tell you about him getting the baby and not 7 days you haven't told anybody that. you know i said i should be having a baby i didn't say i'm in love baby life by in a baby or feeling a baby that's not what i thought and involved i can have a baby if i want to have a baby that i've been a 5 big you. may and. i don't even know the fate of my mad oh now i'm getting fat all everybody the mother i may be quote the body was in my car i love this guy the guy you know of me is deaf pure and they've got you. the evidence was overwhelming. linda carter was sentenced to death for kidnapping and murder. in texas linda carter would have been executed if his lawyer had not been fighting for years to get her a new trial. for the oldest law f

in exchange they had to deliver the mother and the newborn. 40 hours later joanna was found dead in the trunk of a car the infant's was safe and sound. the car belonged to linda carty. in her hotel room baby items were found. she had even made her neighbors believe she was pregnant she denied everything to the police. and if you told him that you get the baby if you told anyone. tell you about him getting the baby and not 7 days you haven't told anybody that. you know i said i should have been having a baby i didn't say i'm a baby in life i'm buying a baby i feel i'm a baby that's not what i thought and involved i can have a baby if i want to have a baby in fact i've been a 5 big new. i don't even got me a favor from adam now i'm getting faddle everybody is trying to put the model. the 5 words in my car. they've got the guy. they've got you. the evidence was overwhelming. for a kidnapping and murder. in texas. would have been executed. had not been fighting for years to get her a new trial. for the. states. for 16 years. they spent more than $4000000.00 trying to prove she did not recei

viewers have been sending in their questions on the coronavirus and, earlier, joanna gosling put themvirologist at st george's university london, and dr fiona kinnon, an nhs gp in glasgow. we will start with steve hall from 0xfordshire who says he is a uk seafarer travelling home to his wife from a virus—free ship. "she has asthma, how long should i isolate from her, seven or 1a days?" fiona. hi. there are a number of variables. we do not know how severe her asthma is, and if it is severe and she is in the shielding category, he should minimise nonessential contact with her in the house for a period of 12 weeks. if she has less severe asthma, the advice is different. although steve has been on a virus—free ship, he may have come into contact with someone with the virus during his travels. the advice is not currently that he must completely self—isolate or stay away from his wife for 1h days. the 1a days is the period someone would most likely to become symptomatic, but that would only work if he was not leaving the house at all in that time to make sure, fairly sure, he was virus free

the new uk athletics chief executive joanna coates has been talking about the impact of coronavirus onect what events they still have in the calendar, like the anniversary games in london injuly, but that could see them clash with west ham. we still really want to hold that. if government is saying that we can still have mass gatherings, we still really want to hold that. it is very important for us. it's important for our athletes. we do understand that the premier league are controlling fixtures, so there's a lot of parties at work here, and we understand that west ham want to play their remaining fixtures. but we're still having conversations in the background that we want the anniversary games to go ahead. itjust feels like sometimes sports is weighted so much to football — and i think all sport, at this moment in time, should be given a fair shot. the next world athletics championships will be held between 15—24july in 2022. they were going to be in oregon next summer, but that was before the olympics were rescheduled. that means that the worlds, that were held in doha last year,

the new uk athletics chief executive joanna coates has been talking about the size of the task she'sn and she has promised huge change. the immediate priority is, like every other sport, dealing with the impact of coronavirus. they will be furloughing staff from tomorrow and look to protect what events they still have in the calendar, like the anniversary games in london injuly but that could see them clash with west ham. in herfirst on camera interview since taking on the role, she's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. we are taking different measures, the same as most other organisations. we will start following staff as of tomorrow, we will look at other ways we can cut costs. if we don't have anniversary games in july, that costs. if we don't have anniversary games injuly, that is not good because that is a big income generatorfor because that is a big income generator for us. because that is a big income generatorfor us. at the moment there are a lot of sports and worse situation than ourselves. i don't think it is right tojump the situation than ourselves. i don't thin

i'm joanna gosling, bringing you all the latest covid—19 developments here in the uk and globally. the easter weekend begins, we are all being reminded again not to go out unless it is absolutely necessary, whatever the temptation, with temperatures in some parts of the uk expected to hit 26 celsius. the government has launched a publicity campaign with the message — stay home and have a "safe easter". the uk prime minister boris johnson is out of intensive care and is said to be in "extremely good spirits" at st thomas‘ hospital in london. spain recorded its lowest daily death toll from coronavirus in 17 days, with 605 people dying taking the total number of deaths to 15,843. new york state now has more coronavirus cases than any other country outside the us, according to latest figures, wihth almost 160,000 people infected. and european union finance ministers have agreed an emergency rescue package worth half a trillion euros for the economies worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic. let's get the latest in the uk from our reporter, charlotte rose. cheering and applause. pots bang

questions answered from just at your questions answered from just a little earlier today, presented by joannae both of you, thank you forjoining us. i will come to you first of all in oxford. the question from an anonymous questioner, with so many people isolating, why have infection rates not plummeted 7 well, the disease takes a little while, so without understanding the cause of the disease, people may be infected but not have signs of the illness for a few days, then they may have that initial phase that goes for a week and then they may end up with worse symptoms and have to be admitted to hospital and then unfortunately some of them will go to icu and not survive, so on the course of the journey of this disease, it can be around four to six weeks. yesterday at the press conference, we were told that there were signs that the lockdown was working. there were fewer admissions to icu beds, there were fewer admissions to hospital. we are beginning to see that curve beginning to flatten, but that will only translate into a change in the death rate unfortunately over a period of time. jess, p

joanna franks is a consultant breast surgeon.lits her working week looking after nhs patients at university college hospital in central london and private patients here at the wellington hospital in north london. we have a 57—year—old lady with a right—sided small screening detected cancer... now, because of covid, her nhs team have relocated their entire service here. we have a series of theatres. they would ordinarily have gone to sleep in the anaesthetic room, but now they will go to sleep in the actual main theatre. it is one of 19 covid—free cancer hubs — alliances between the nhs and private sector now up and running across england. excellent, and i've checked the covid swabs, they are all negative... and they make sure it stays covid—free by testing every patient for the virus before they are admitted. welcome, everybody. so ben, are you going to take minutes for us? jo has weekly meetings with colleagues from the other hospitals in the alliance to decide who they can realistically treat. patients are prioritised according

joanna hunter runs a small knitwear business.ourist season and we're fully stocked up, ready to go, so that's a bit tricky. but we're now moving as much as we can online. it's lockdown. travel by ferry or on the plane is barred to all but essential workers and island residents. now, shetland can do its own testing for covid—19. we put the patient‘s sample into a cartridge, it's got all the reagents we need. we put it into the machine. it turns out a result an hour, in one hour and ten minutes. it's a relief to health care workers. coming in to work maybe thinking we're down two workers, but this will make a big impact if we can get folk back to work the next day, if they're fit and well, obviously, then that would be a huge thing for us. the ability to do testing in shetland gives the island's health board the flexibility to move away from the current delay fears and back to trying to contain the virus. the machine gives us the capacity and also the flexibility that should allow us to test much more people, but also, to get back

joining us to discuss the coming months for the economy is joanna kirkland.e are through some of the volatility. it does seem to be calmer waters. we know some of what is going to happen at an executive level. how are you advising investors? we got through some of the extreme stress and now it is time to step back. we came through this crisis with failing anemic -- fairly anemic growth rates. we have been comparing that recovery with what we call a wobbly bicycle. any gust of wind could blow you off course. i think that even once we get out of extreme versions of lockdowns we have seen in recent weeks, the return to normality will take some time. we will still be dealing with weak growth environments even after the more extreme measures are lifted and that is something we need to start thinking about now. vonnie: when you look across the multi-asset strategy you have built up, what tweaks would you be making? area is -- clearly the fed -- a week or so ago. some of then extreme risks have been removed. being further out capital structures is probably a good id

joining us now are sisters joanna and rebecca jacob joanna, rebecca, how are you both?red on mastermind as well as just attending a local pub quizzes and bigger quiz leagues as well. he just absolutely loved it. he was a real foodie. leagues as well. he just absolutely loved it. he was a realfoodie. he would take about four lovely meals, i have never been fed so well apart from when my dad took us out. he was just an amazing father, he would do anything he could for myself and my two sisters. and his grandchildren as well. he had two grandchildren, grandson is, and another grand daughter on the way so we are all devastated that he couldn‘t get to meet her, she is due very soon. lets bring in your sister rebecca who joins us as well, i wonder rebecca if you can talk us through what happened in terms of the development of symptoms and then his deterioration. yes, so he told us that he had had symptoms, i think he already had had symptoms for a few days before he actually told us. he didn't like to ever make a fuss when he was ill, so he kind of knew it must be serious whe

i am joanna franco add joanna franco.en richmond a martine he. this is due to earlier mechanical issues on track for train number 522. also, aheads up, 17, 21, 31 and 33 rounds for muni will experience service gaps and, tened wait times this morning due to operator availability issues. we are dealing with changes to public transit starting on monday. ace trains 5 and 6 will be suspend until further notice. if you typically use ace rail, will are changes there. check the schedule before heading out. freeways are very quiet. if you are a delivery driver and essential worker health care worker heading to work, you should be good right now. here's changes in the forecast. here's mary. >>> tracking two weather systems that will bring the return of the rain for the weekend. in the meantime, today, the last dry day before at that happens with mostly sunny skies and high level clouds in the skys. a beautiful live lock with the treasure island camera. temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning. and as we head through the day on

joanna franks is a consultant breast surgeon.eek looking after nhs patients at university college hospital in central london and private patients here at the wellington hospital in north london. we have a 57—year—old lady with a right—sided small screening detected cancer... now, because of covid, her nhs team have relocated their entire service here. we have a series of theatres. they would ordinarily have gone to sleep in the anaesthetic room, but now they will go to sleep in the actual main theatre. it is one of 19 covid free cancer hubs. alliances between the nhs and private sector now up and running across england. excellent, and i've checked the covid swabs, they are all negative... and they make sure it stays covid free by testing every patient for the virus before they are admitted. welcome everybody. so ben, are you going to take minutes for us? joe has weekly meetings with colleagues from the other hospitals in the alliance to decide who they can realistically treat. patients are prioritised according to new national gu

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joanna hunter runs a small knitwear business.it tricky. but we are now moving as much as we can online. it is lockdown. travel by ferry or the plane is barred to all but essential workers and island residents. now shetland can do its own testing for covid—19. put the patient was an example into a cartridge, we put it into a cartridge, we put it into the machine and it turns out and result in one hour and ten minutes. it is a relief to healthcare workers. coming to work and we are down to workers, but this will make a big impact if we can get back to work the next day, if it and well, that would be a huge thing for us. the ability to do testing in shetland gives the health board the flexibility to move away from the current delay fears and try to contain the virus. the machine gives us the virus. the machine gives us the capacity and also the flexibility that should allow us flexibility that should allow us to test much more people, but also, to get back to the test, trace and isolate phase of the pandemic response. 200 miles nort

so we really like to thank all the people at symphony space, the staff, particularly kathy landau, joanna thompson, rebecca whites, james and zack and wiki for helping us to expand our universe and wehe hope yours al. [applause] >> bighand for them. a very big thank you to the bar. the bars to the back into the left. they have concocted our cocktail to your or however you say it, it's called thehe atlantis. it's a fabulous blue glowing drink. it's thing for the space shuttle which our speaker was a crew member and it's very tasty. we highly recommend it. to expand your universe further. also thanks to c-span who is coming us here tonight. want to give a shout out to dinner if you like to find more about the secret science club and upcoming events here in brooklyn or anywhere in the universe, sometimes out there please visit our charmingly retro website, yes, we are a blogspot. you can also sign up for our mailing list and we love having new members. are a member just by being here. but you can sign up and you'll know about all our goings-on. so on to the evenings event. >> are right. toni

joanna franks is a consultant breast surgeon.ooking after nhs patients at university college hospital in central london, and private patients here at the wellington hospital in north london. today we have a 57—year—old lady with a right—sided small screening detected cancer. now because of covid, her team have relocated their entire service here. we have a series of theatres, they would ordinarily have gone to sleep in the anaesthetic room, but now they will go to sleep in the actual main theatre. it is a little bit variable, depending on the complexity of each case so we have to think about how long each case will take and that we have to safely recover the patients. some of that time now has to be in the operating theatre. ucl and the whittington are doing breast in theatre three. -- uclh. in theatre four, the royal free are doing breast. and in theatre five, we have got skin cancer being done by the royal free team. it is one of 19 covid—free cancer hubs. alliances between the nhs and private sector now up and running across e

disciplines but will go down as perhaps the best driver never to actually win the formula one title joanna geyser of looks back on a remarkable career. known as mr motor racing stirling moss was at the top of the sport in arguably its deadliest era the heyday when there was plenty of speed hundreds of thousands of fans but little in the way of safety born in 1029 into a racing family most his father alfred competed in the indianapolis 500 while his mother was english women's champion in 1936 that came a great moment in a career that spanned 14 years stirling moss won 16 formula one grand prix in the 1950 s. and sixty's but he never claimed the world title finishing 2nd and 3rd on several occasions. but he didn't just excel in formula one most posters have a record $212.00 wins across $107.00 different types of cars in total but they strive i misstated arguably his greatest achievement was victory in the 1955 mill media a grueling 1000 mile road race through italy where he finally beat his greatest rival 5 time formula one champion one manuel fangio by nearly half an hour. but most his care

so long to be told. " tonight we are honored that she will share that story with us as we welcome joanna freeman to the university of mary washington and to the "great lives" podium. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. it is my great pleasure to be with you this evening to talk, as was just suggested, about something of a juicy topic, and that is american duelists. it probably will not surprise you to learn that as someone who has studied alexander hamilton for a good many decades, i have really good reasons to study dueling. over the years, i have watched reenactments of the burr-hamilton duel, in one case, standing close enough to the action to actually get splattered by hamilton's blood. which is really being up close and personal with your subject. on another occasion, i had the chance to shoot in black powder dueling pistol. now thanks to the policeman who was supervising my target practice, i was very your shields and plastic goggles, trying to take something -- which kind of took something away from the accuracy of the moment, but still, an amazing opportunity to get som

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.pect to see at this time of year, based on the previous five years. supplies of facemasks for frontline nhs workers will be put at risk, if the uk public is advised to wear them, warn hospital bosses. president trump says he'll temporarily suspend immigration into the united states due to the coronavirus. the price of us oil creeps back above zero after going negative for the first time — it meant producers were paying buyers to take it off their hands. dentists warn that a critical shortage of ppe in england is forcing patients with urgent problems to "take matters into their own hands". the government's scientific advisory committee will meet today to discuss whether the public should be advised to wear face masks. nhs trusts are concerned that such a change could jeopadise the supply of masks to frontline health care workers. let's talk now to helen davison — carlisle's green city councillor and former public health doctor who is one of those backing a campaign for the broader publi

. >>> tomorrow we have joanna gaines with us.y is getting through the quarantine and more. >>> but for now, let's go to "pop news." lara is at home quarantining. hey, lara. >> hi, guys. good morning, happy monday, everybody. we're going to begin with some music stars shining bright as we all fight this pandemic. sir elton john who just hosted that star-studded virtual living room concert with artists like mariah carey and alicia keys, well, they raised $8 million for covid-19-related charities and now the rocket man has done it again, donating a million dollars through his foundation specifically for people whose immune systems are compromised due to hiv. elton sharing the news on his twitter feed. take a look. >> for almost 30 years my foundation has prioritized the most vulnerable people to hiv to end the aids epidemic, and we're committed to this during the covid-19 crisis too. we are with you. we are thinking of you. we will not leave anyone behind. >> and pink is also in the news this morning reporting that she and her son a

i'm joanna gosling.e will look at evidence from scientists on the impact of measures brought in two—and—a—half weeks ago. in this morning's other developments... prime minister borisjohnson has spent a third night in intensive care, where he's said to be stable and improving in his current position as first secretary of state, dominic raab will chair the cobra meeting this afternoon, and it will also include heads of the devolved nations. in wales, it has already been confirmed that lockdown measures will stay in place. there's a warning from a leading economic think tank that the crisis will cause far—reaching consequences for people's health in the uk, because of the impact on the nhs and the likely financial downturn. meanwhile, italy's prime minister has told the bbc that the european union project might collapse unless it acts decisively to help countries worst hit by the outbreak. he said the eu needs to rise to the challenge of what he called "the biggest test since the second world war". mr conte

and to keep spirits high, joanna and her mum dorothy are singing a song a day and sharing it to spreado normal, we have all learned lots of lessons. we need to love each other, take care of each other. your advice would be what, mum, to everyone? do as you're told, stay home and look after yourself. good night everybody. good night everyone. good night mum, everyone. the night john boy, good nightjim bob. everyone. the night john boy, good night jim bob. good everyone. the night john boy, good nightjim bob. good nightjim bolger! laughter i think viewers of a certain age will understand that reference to the walton is at the other end but otherwise that is how one family has been cheerfully coping in grimsby. one thing we have seen in the enforcement lockdown in the last few weeks is the way families have come up weeks is the way families have come up with creative ways to get their sporting fix. one last delivery for olympic gold... this has decided to find a unique way to recreate the drama of great britain's success at olympic curling, with plenty of spectators looking on. and these

joanna franks is a consultant breast surgeon.london. now because of covid, her team have relocated their entire service here. we have a series of theatres, they would ordinarily have gone to sleep in the anaesthetic room, now they will go to sleep in the main theatre. it is variable depending on theatre. it is variable depending on the complexity of each case so we have to think about how long each case will take and we have to safely recover the patient, some of that time has to be in the operating theatre. theatre for, at the royal free are doing breast. in theatre five we have got skin cancer being done by the royal free team. five we have got skin cancer being done by the royal free teamm five we have got skin cancer being done by the royal free team. it is one of three covid three —— three covered pubs. they will come. they make sure it stays free by testing every patient for the virus before they are admitted. she has weekly meetings with colleagues in the other hospital aligns to see who they can treat. patients are priori

hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling.or grants to cover 80% of the wages of staff who have been temporarily laid off. sir richard branson warns that virgin atlantic will collapse unless it receives government support — he says the industry faces "severe uncertainty". germany is relaxing some of its lockdown measures from today, with the outbreak there now said to be ‘under control‘. we are expecting in just a few moments to hearfrom scotland‘s first minister, nicola sturgeon, who will bejoined by her first minister, nicola sturgeon, who will be joined by her scientific advisers. in that, that she isjust arriving. we are going to stay with us arriving. we are going to stay with us and listen to today‘s update from nicola sturgeon and her advisers. good afternoon everybody, once again thank you forjoining us for this daily briefing. i want to start as i a lwa ys daily briefing. i want to start as i always do with an update on the key statistics are the spread of covid—19 in scotland. as of 9p and —— nine and this morning, i

joanna hunter runs a small knitwear business. we've just bought all the stock for the tourist season and we're fully stocked up, ready to go, so that's a bit tricky. but we're now moving as much as we can online. it's lockdown. travel by ferry or on the plane is barred to all but essential workers and island residents. now, shetland can do its own testing for covid—19. we put the patient‘s sample into a cartridge, it's got all the reagents we need. we put it into the machine. it turns out a result an hour, in one hour and ten minutes. it's a relief to healthcare workers. coming in to work maybe thinking we're down two workers, but this will make a big impact if we can get folk back to work the next day, if they're fit and well, obviously, then that would be a huge thing for us. the ability to do testing in shetland gives the island's health board the flexibility to move away from the current delay fears and back to trying to contain the virus. the machine gives us the capacity and also the flexibility that should allow us to test

the new uk athletics chief executive, joanna coates, has been talking about the impact of coronavirusxtures. but we are still having conversations in the background that we want the anniversary games to go ahead. itjust feels like sometimes sport is weighted so much to football, and i think all sport at this moment in time should be given a fair shot. now earlier i was telling you about how premier league players are helping in the battle against coronavirus... well, in germany, several top—flight bundesliga players have taken wage cuts, and some haven‘t just stopped there... they‘ve been stacking shelves at supermarkets — in particular, the wolfsburg players. also, some augsburg players have been handing out free drinks to health care workers, while rb leipzig stars have been donating blood. and then there‘s the schalke keeper even baking cakes for elderly fans, and they really seem to appreciate it! and not only baking cakes for elderly fans, though he is, taking them to the fans themselves as well, and that‘s a rather original way of getting them to the fans up there on the hoist i

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