approach to enforce it or known them out of there in the army and sound on the streets here in one of johanna spec's poor neighborhoods it's trying to enforce what seems difficult for many staying at home. for the lead while about family lockdown means 6 people sharing 12 square meters that normally only happens at night when they sleep and they have no running water they have to collect it themselves from a tap a kilometer away social distancing doesn't really work here but it's badly needed millions suffer from tuberculosis and aids and at particular risk as night. we have no choice we have to come to this place to get water and to go to the toilet. the main roads are almost empty this is one of the strictest lockdowns in the world only those in essential services such as hospitals are allowed to go to work food shopping is allowed but the queues are often long and few here keep their distance. i know that i can't go to work and that worries me i don't know if my employer will still need me after the lockdown is over. the standstill will likely ruin many businesses in south africa but fear

british number one johanna konta has won her first match of 2020.clijsters in straight sets in the opening round of the monterrey 0pen. clijsters was playing just her second match since coming out of retirement. and chris ashton hasjoined premiership side harlequins. the former england winger had his contract terminated with sale by mutual consent on monday — with the sale owner steve diamond saying it was down to a ‘difference of opinion‘. british heavyweight boxer dillian whyte says he's he will fight anyone to get at tyson fury. anthonyjoshua might get in the way of that but he is happy to be in the conversation, he has no put an incorrect doping violation behind him. it was all nonsense. all the charges got dropped, and i feel good and i am in a good place, it is good and i am in a good place, it is good to be back on top of the game again. i made a second, you have got again. i made a second, you have got a big fight. he is a man with a big punch. this is going to be a big match, how excited are you? former 0lympic match, how excited are you? f

she'd mentored her niece johanna, also an icu nurse in england. how do you feel going back to work? what does it make you think about? >> well, to be honest, i'm i'm terrified for my life. especially what happened to my aunt. >> reporter: doctor arnold weg believes he contracted the virus when a patient coughed on him. >> my father is truly in the fight for his life. >> reporter: the 63-year-old grandfather of six and marathon runner, he's now in intensive care for the first time as a patient. >> yesterday was my parents' 38th wedding anniversary and it was the first time they couldn't spend it together. >> reporter: hospitals now reporting drastic shortages of masks and protective gear. doctors saying they have a single mask for an entire week. a national survey found 88 percent of cities do not have an adequate supply of ppe. >> i have nurses that call me on a daily basis to tell me that they're scared. to tell me they don't know what to do. n'sign up for this. >> reporter: mary mcdonald saying it's not just supplies, it's basic medication. >> we're out of tylenol. i don't know wh

johanna konta is into the last eight of the monterrey 0pen, but says her next opponent will be fearlessn the east yorkshire communities of snaith and east cowick were flooded, when the river aire overflowed. many of the properties still cannot be reached, and the water is taking a long time to recede. 0ur correspondent danny savage has been to east cowick, to see how people there are coping with the flooding. it's still here. even though it hasn't rained for days, the draining of certain east yorkshire streets is taking time. the idea the flood waterjust comes and goes in a short period of timejust is isn't the case here. we're over a week now and there are still properties that can't be reached, because the water is too deep. you can see where people have put in their own flood defences, in the hope of holding back the water, but they were overwhelmed. look at that window — you can see on the line there just how high the water came. on monday, we visited mick in his flooded bungalow. so it's come up in a big hump? it's notjust the carpet it's... the whole floor? the water here has gone

johanna konta is wary of russian teeanger anastasia potapova ahead of their monterray open quarterfinalh number one says the 18—year—old's age will make her fearless. konta reached herfirst quarter final of 2020 by beating germany's tatiana maria in straight sets. it's the first time konta has won back to back matches since the us open last september. rory mcilroy will look to build on an impressive start when he tees off in the second round of the arnold palmer invitationaljust before 6pm. five birdies and this eagle at the fourth left the 18 champion on 6—under par — one behind overnight leader matt every. the world number one has finished in the top ten on each of his five appearances on the pga tour this season. one of the 18 cyclists quarantined in an abu dhabi hotel due to coronavirus has been telling us about how he's continuing to train whilst on lockdown. they've not been allowed out for a week now — and remain in the hotel until next saturday — but on tuesday they were permitted indoor bike trainers. ramon sinkeldam — who tested negative — says he's now concerned about getting

british number one johanna konta successive grand slam and a record.inal of the monterey openin to reach the final of the monterey open in mexico. she plays later. she has gone out in the first round of every tournament she has played so far this year. more sport in an hour. the new chancellor, rishi sunak, is due to hold his first budget this week, with all eyes on what measures he will announce to help people though the voronovirus outbreak. one separate, expected move, is the scrapping of the so—called "tampon tax", from january next year. five percent vat is currently added to female sanitary products under eu rules. the treasury says removing the levy will make a pack of 20 tampons, 7 pence cheaper, with 5 pence coming off the cost of 12 sanitary pads. since 2015, women in the uk have paid around £62 million in tax on sanitary products, most of which is passed on by the government to charities. a little earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent jonathan blake about the implications of the tax cut. it is only a saving of a few pence on each b

british number one johanna konta first time last year.n in mexico. —— of the monterey open. she will next face the check number 57 in the last four. that's all this water now. the la la kers the la lakers has said they would refuse to play if they had to stage games wind to close doors. after the wettest february on record, the association of british insurers says the total value of pay—outs to people hit by flooding will be around £360—million—pounds. the cost covers damage from storms ciara and dennis. here's our business correspondent katie prescott. are people getting back everything they need? girl—mac yes, it will cover things like re—flooring, the amount they get passed. and rebuild costs. they are finding it expensive to insure properties because come on the residential side, people are covered by a scheme that the government introduced in 2016, which is really to say things will not go up is really to say things will not go up in plant that might flood prone areas and they can get insurance. if the house is flooded again, they ar

johanna konta has been knocked out of the semi—finals of the monterrey open.rie bouzkova of the czech republic. konta was struggling with a knee problem which required some strapping and lost 6—3, 6—4. and england's tyrell hatton has a two shot lead going into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. hatton coped well with the windy conditions, and will begin sunday on six under par. northern ireland's rory mcilroy had a round of 73 and he's isjoint second, tied on 4 under with australia's marc leishman. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's with the papers. i was just i wasjust thinking, i was just thinking, how we manage this if we have the one metre apart rule. an interesting thought. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are property and personal finance commentator anne ashworth and james rampton the features writer for the independent. we have washed our hands and applied hand sanitiser. let's take a look at the front pages. the observer leads with coronavirus, reporting the government is plan

britain's johanna konta gets her first win of the year, defeating kim clijsters in mexico.h since returning to tennis. they've gained a toehold in europe but now, thousands of people have found themselves in effect prisoners on a small island. and down at the port today, many were trying to leave. we want to get out of this hell. everyone wants this. so, all of these people are basically waiting for a ferry to athens, to get off the island, and there seems to have been some idea amongst them that that was going to happen today. so many have risked their lives to come here and now, more are arriving and tempers are frayed. these are scenes calculated to put pressure on politicians across europe. bogged down in syria, turkey's president is sending a clear message. remember the migrant crisis? it can happen again. in the short stretch of water between lesbos and turkey, the greek coastguard has stepped up aggressive patrols. yesterday a young syrian boy drowned in this channel, when one dinghy capsized. these people crossed two days ago. they paid $500 each for their place on

tennis, johanna konta has been knocked out of the semifinals of the monterey open.zech republic. konta had any problem that required some strapping and went to toulouse —— to lose 6—3, 6-4. and and went to toulouse —— to lose 6—3, 6—4. and in the penultimate round of the arnold palmer invitational, coping well with the windy conditions and beginning on six under par. well, on a day a few birdies, roy michael roy cutting around 73 committees four under par. that's all the sport. plenty more on the bbc sport website. thank you, katie. turkey's coastguard has been ordered to prevent migrants crossing the aegean sea greek islands because of the dangers involved. but prices have occurred at the border with police firing tear gas at migrants. last week, turkey's president erdogan said he was considering what's next. a desperate tug of war at europe's gate. migrants, struggling to cross from turkey to greece, try to pull down the fence. 0thers attempt to cut through the barbed wire, while greek forces push them back with a water cannon. those stuck in the no man's land are

johanna konta has been knocked out of the semifinals of the monterey open.some strapping. eventually losing 6—3, 6-a. strapping. eventually losing 6—3, 6—a. tyrell hatton se to short lead going into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational. he coped well with the windy conditions, he will begin today on six under par. very michael roy had a relative... he tied on four under with australia's marc leishman. there's a big derby in the premier league today — it's manchester united hosting rivals manchester city at old trafford. city are 25 points behind leaders liverpool after they came from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at anfield — mohammed salah with liverpool's equaliser on his 100th premier league appearance. this was just his third defeat in his a5 career. more on the beep is for web cycling build—up to this afternoon's i should se six nations match between scotland france. can helmet jonathan blake can helmetjonathan blake is here. it is difficult when you thrust into thejob. how has rishi sunak signalled what he is planning without telling us?

johanna konta is in quarter final action at the monterray 0pen shortly.first time since september's us open. she'll play russian teenager anastasia potapova. and australian pace bowler mitchell starc will miss their final one day international in south africa to watch his wife alyssa healy play in the women's t20 world cup final. australia play india in melbourne on sunday. that's all from salford. back to hugh in richmond looking ahead to a busy weekend of six nations. thank you welcome back to london welsh rugby club. the music is getting louder, we have more guests arriving at this gala dinner tonight. we are hoping for a male voice choir to take to that stage behind me injust a moment. i think a few more trips to the bar had been made as well since your last with us. made as well since your last with us. whilst france's men may be on course for the grand slam in normal time, the women's term it may have to wait until extra time. that is because england's women have won three out of three, but are subject toa three out of three, but are subject to a po

system is already struggling in a war the pandemic will overwhelm it entirely miller reports on johanna's. doctors detected the 1st case of covert 1000 in south africa earlier this month over the past 2 weeks more than 150 people have been treated for the virus as the government tries to contain the outbreak many are worried 28 year old stepson quater is one of the $7000000.00 south africans with hiv he says with an already compromised immune system his priority is to keep safe it feels like it's another. load of a sort of bad reaction he really ill evolute and something that is got a lot of fear and words people living with hiv because in their denial of seeing what if they get infected what's going to happen why don't you since that's what's the next steps millions like to pull have no option but to use often overcrowded public transport while private taxi operators have promised to disinfect and provide hand sanitizer many have been slow to implement the new guidelines public hospitals and clinics are normally crowded with people waiting for hours to see a doctor they are concerned the

his last cap came back in 2017. johanna konta is wary of russian teeanger anastasia potapova ahead ofll make her fearless. konta reached herfirst quarter final of 2020 by beating germany's tatiana maria in straight sets. it's the first time konta has won back to back matches since the us 0pen last september. rory mcilroy will look to build on an impressive start when he tees off in the second round of the arnold palmer invitational just before 6 this evening. five birdies and this eagles at the fourth left the 18 champion on six under par — one behind overnight leader matt every. the world number one has finished in the top 10 on each of his five appearances on the pga tour this season. that is the sport for now. in the past half hour — the number of people infected with coronavirus in the uk has risen to 163 — that's an increase of 48 cases from yesterday. now, the vast majority of people who contract coronavirus will recover quickly, and won't need hospital treatment. most will experience nothing more than flu—like symptoms, and children in particular seem to be only mildly affected

i johanna the tokyo olympics amid fears over the coronavirus.cy. the former mayor of new york spent half $1 billion and failed to make a serious impact on super tuesday. he only managed to win in american samoa. he said he would now support the former us presidentjoe biden. our washington correspondent barbara plett usha has the latest. super tuesday was going to bea the latest. super tuesday was going to be a test of how he would manage in the campaign. it became clear he had no chance. he won barely any votes at all. it was a very quick assessment for him, the morning after, and quite clear, as well. i will read you the first part... he said, i have always been a data driven guy, i have looked at the mass, i had no chance for the nomination so i am pulling out and i'm going to backjoe biden. he said he would make its massive organisational field structure available, put it at the disposal of any candidate who would be taking on donald trump, so presumably he will be doing that forjoe biden as well. it would have been a fascinating race, bloomb

british number one johanna konta that she believes cup defeat.ght of the monterey open, winning in straight sets. more sport in half a nurse. more sport in half a nurse. (1715 nc (sport in sport... thank you very much. as the coronavirus continues to spread around the world — and with more than 140 british nationals stranded on board the grand princess in california — cruise companies are having to adapt, to try to protect both passengers and crew. 0livia sharpe is the digital content editor at ‘world of cruising' and is here with me now. good evening to you, a busy time for you. talking about the ship where the focus is right now. she said hughes —— accused —— she said a cruise ship can be petri dish of diseases. perhaps they have to accept what this is and this is a real challenge for them? absolutely, it isa real challenge for them? absolutely, it is a massive challenge for the cruise industry. it has been hit by the coronavirus like other sectors but the cruise industry has on an easing ability to respond to such emergency situations. it is n

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there is growing quickly with more than 400 people now infected for me tim miller has more from johanna's back. the number of cases of covert 19 in south africa has increased 6 fold in recent days from 61 cases just over a week ago there were 402 by monday for the government and alarming is collation leading to the announcement of a 21 day lockdown by the president it is clear from the development of the disease in other countries and from our own modeling that immediate swift and extraordinary action is required if we are to prevent a human catastrophe of enormous proportions in our country only essential workers such as police health care workers and those working in food services will be allowed out people will only be allowed to leave their homes for medical care or to buy food and medicine the army will be deployed to ensure restrictions on movement are abate a travel ban from high risk countries is already in place and schools a shut all designed to reduce the spread of the virus for many this is a welcome move by the president they have been calls from labor unions doctors and thou

and back on form, johanna konta reaches the quarterfinal of the monterey open, beating her german opponent—to—back matches this year. i'll be back with more on those stories for you around 9:40am. see you then. let's get more now on the coronavirus outbreak in the uk let's get more now on the coronavirus let's speak to dr frank ryan, a former consultant physician and author of ‘virus sphere'. doctor ryan, thank you for taking the time to talk to us. you are especially interested in the evolution of viruses, especially those who jump species. looking at covid 19, what do those who jump species. looking at covid19, what do you those who jump species. looking at covid 19, what do you think those who jump species. looking at covid19, what do you think about how it's behaving, is it what you would expect? yes, it's very much what i would expect. in the 1990s i travelled to america to observe an emerging virus and how the most developed country in the world dealt with it. the virus was actually much more lethal than this but fortu nately for more lethal than this but fortunately for america, it

british number one johanna konta earned herfirst win of 2020 after beating kim clijsters in mexico. konta won the first set 6—3 before taking a tighter second 7—5. and the new cricket competition the 100 has announced that it will offer women and men equal prize money for the inaugural competition this summer. the total prize budget of £600,000 will be split 50—50 between the men's and women's competitions. the competition aims to attract a broader, more diverse audience to grow the game. that is a bit of progress. a 50—50 split on the pay. i have thought of one. the chelsea victory, it was harsh on liverpool. it was liver... cruel, louise. he thinks he has got a good joke! i came up with that about two minutes ago. remember, they were on television. if i tell you in private, i then need to tell the nation. it is 6-41. it was quite a day yesterday for d—day veteran harry billinge, as he went to the palace to collect his mbe. his honour is in recognition of his charity fundraising, to build a national memorial to remember his fallen comrades. harry got to meet the queen, and breakfas

johanna, thank you so much.oming up, you don't want to miss our exclusive interview with sophiachen. the latest social distancing measures, and what will be left when the dust settles? this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: here's the latest business flash headlines. southwest airlines says the coronavirus has left it in intensive care with demand for tickets plummeting. the ceo is urging employees to keep cutting as a valuate how much aid they can expect from federal funds. adding spending cuts already impose will help southwest survive. american airlines is applying for federal aid. coo said the carrier will receive about $1 billion, agreeing no job or pay cuts through at least september. yvonne: take a look at markets once again, pmi data is pushing the asia benchmark a little bit higher. we close to session highs for the euro come being led by the likes of manila, and jakarta. the stronger renminbi and korean won as well. we'll count you down to the rest of the markets coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ these days you

johanna konta has been knocked out of the semifinals of the monterrey 0pen.g and lost 6—3, 6—4. and england's tyrell hatton has a two—shot lead going into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. hatton coped well with the windy conditions, and will begin sunday on six under par. northern ireland's rory mcilroy had a round of 73 and he's joint second, tied on 4—under with australia's marc leishman. that continues later, but speaking of the women's t20 world cup, they already seems to be a lot of excitement around that. even if cricket isn't your thing, to know that it cricket isn't your thing, to know thatitis cricket isn't your thing, to know that it is going to be the biggest women's event in a long time, let alone cricket, and katy perry will be performing. is she? she is there, yes. now you are interested. she is pregnant, isn't she? that's right, she and orlando bloom have announced their pregnancy. good for her. i wa nt their pregnancy. good for her. i want your take on the manchester derby. you start? where do you start! it is goin

british number one johanna konta earned herfirst win of 2020 after beating kim clijsters in mexico.d lost her opening matches in her first three tournaments of the year, secured a solid 6—3, 7—5 win. mako vunipola is training with his club saracens despite being stood down by england over coronavirus fears. england confirmed yesterday he wasn't available for saturday's six nations against wales because he was self—isolating after travelling through hong kong at the weekend. but in a bizarre twist, it's understood he's returned to saracens and is available for this weekend's match with leicester. and the new cricket competition the hundred has announced that it will offer women and men equal prize money for the inaugural competition this summer. the total prize budget of £600,000 will be split 50—50 between the men's and women's competitions. the competition aims to attract a broader, more diverse audience to grow the game. i think it's amazing, obviously. to have that equal prize money is a real statement by the ecb to put women's cricket alongside men's cricket. i think that's what

johanna from honolulu. good morning.ler: you are talking about the auto industry, but not about the dealerships. there is a huge investment by the dealerships required by the industry, and they not going to have income for people living under the new restrictions of on.virus going it is going to have a major effect on the dealerships as well. guest: i could not agree more. we referenced briefly at the top auto sales have severely declined over the last 10 days. people are not getting their cars serviced as much because they aren't going to work, staying at home, and there are a million people in the united states that work for a new car dealer. it is a big concern and no question people are going to get hurt those of a lot of salespeople at these dealerships are working on a commission. it goes back to why the auto ecosystem is so crucial to the u.s. economy. like airlines there are so many jobs. not just the people that build the cars, people that fix them, sell them, transport them, and rely on them like uber or lyft.

british number one johanna konta is into the third round of the wta event in monterrey.ana maria of germany in straight sets. rory mcilroy is one shot off the lead going into today's second round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. he's on 5—under par behind the american matt every. rory mcilroy in really good form. thanks, mike. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. i really enjoyed some sunshine yesterday, i don't know if it was just the north west of england but please tell me there is more to come this weekend! there will be at times. more wind and rain on the way but not as bad as recent weekends. good morning. today, plenty of sunshine, which will be welcome news for those who sat under rain all day long in the south and east. but a chilly start, just a quick example of temperatures from north to south. so, expect some frost around, a little bit of patchy fog in the west too. but the big picture shows the cloud which brought that rain yesterday has now cleared out of the way. this will bring some rain on our way this weekend. at the moment, a

british number one johanna konta is through to the semi—finals of the monterrey open in mexico.bouzkova in the last four. on this six nations weekend, there is also a new version of the sport. hugby is more about the hug than the scrum but its opening up the sport, and i've been to worcester to find out more. also it is about cats and dogs. alongside premiership the, a new game that sounds completely different. the call of cat cat cat, dog, dog, dog, may sound bizarre but if you are blind or visually impaired, it's the perfect way to distinguish that when your opponents and your teammates. while the bell in the ball let's you know where that is. say you're coming up to me being a cat and if i can't see you i hear the word cat, cat, cat, and you say dog, so you get a bit of contact. it started three years ago when it was the brainchild of the worcester communities foundation and now it has spread wild wide and it goes to south africa to make its debut this year. why hugby? as this bot was being devised, players wanted full contact rather than just a touch and a hug isa contact ra