confirmed cases located in the western cape region if you don't use south africa correspondent john cleese reports now from cape town. the cape town international convention center is now a field hospital with around $1000.00 beds cape town the center of the coronavirus pandemic in south africa is preparing for the worst and additional $5000.00 jobs for nurses and doctors have been advertised for cape town and the surrounding area fire or just was done prize and his team have massively increased testing one 3rd of those tested here have been infected with the virus and there aren't enough testing kits available. probably even see. one problem is clearly the international supply situation that's something we really notice in the laboratory that we're ultimately at the back of the line when it comes to supply it it's all produced internationally i'm not despondent but i must admit there are some very bad weeks ahead of us triple volumes before surely the health sector could be overloaded as early as next month city councillors 8 or dean is normally responsible for health care now he's also o

john cleese be with a heavy heart. >>his mother candace a health care worker also had covid-19. >>she did not survive i love her and was out there. >>i talked to >>friends and family greeted him as he arrived >>people don't take it seriously until it hits home rather chancellor also tested positive but showed no symptoms i don't mean that like this to happen anybody else this is something that is going to brand a family-style you know. >>communicate with everybody more you know spend quality time you know. taylor want to let you know they they here one day and then they go in the name for now jock is taking it easy enjoying some fresh air. >>he hopes to rejoin his birmingham-based drag-racing team very soon. i love you that on the road get back to trent. >>working on by try again once there he is definitely touched. so many people friended racer steve johnson was there every step of the way. his biggest initiative is this is real get educated. let's get back to work but let's do it let's do it smart, you know it. it may be disappearing a little bit in the news, but it is absolut

john cleese made the point they were not supporting racism, but criticising it through comedy and johnsider offensive behaviour and offensive language used in that episode. thank you. statues with historical ties to slavery and racism have been scrutinised this week, as black lives matter protests gained momentum. monuments of winston churchill, robert baden—powell, and thomas guy have been boarded up to prevent them being defaced, something the prime minister called 'absurd and wrong'. joining us now from birmingham is jean francois manicom, a curator for liverpool's international slavery museum. thank you so much for talking to us this morning. good to have you on the programme. just thinking about what has been happening, over the last few days, the last couple of weeks, how do you feel about the fa ct weeks, how do you feel about the fact that statues now are being looked at this closely and where this conversation could go? yes, thank you for your invitation. honestly, i and the international slavery museum are not surprised that this type of things happen and i think it's healthy

criticism, fawlty towers, that came off the u ktv fawlty towers, that came off the uktv network, john cleeseaken off air because a crusty old major made racial slurs against the west indian cricket team. it has been taken off for now and there may be some language and there are some people may find offensive. under the day of warm sunny spells for most of us and some showers. the cloud has been bubbling up and we have already had some rather persistent crouch near the north sea coast. that's because we still have the easterly drift coming in the north sea, with the most humid air sitting across it. stop in again for some areas through the course of sunday. for many of us, lots of dry, settled, warm weather with big showers growing. the shower sitting near the north sea coast could be stubborn and not clear away. elsewhere after lots of sunshine first thing, the showers bubble up and come through. not as lengthy for the south east. there will be some heavy showers, potentially midlands, east anglia, some isolated ones for northern ireland and scotland as the cloud burns back to the coast. 11

john cleese wants to talk about corrupt and politically motivated, he may as well have been talking aboutosecution of michael flynn in the first place. this is just crazy. somewhere franz kafka is smacking his palm to his forehead, saying why didn't i think of this and it would be funny if it weren't so terrifying. >> bret: all right, panel. as always, thank you. only combat, the brighter side of things. we could use some good news. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. yeah, i could see that. i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. try boost mobility, with added collagen. we know you're always at univethere for them.x, that's why our advisors are always here for you. learn more at phoenix.edu. you try to stay

the episode featured hotel owner basil fawlty, played by john cleese, shouting "don't mention the warr using offensive, racist language. it is 6:16am. it is friday morning. let's take a look at today's papers. the guardian's front page highlights the growing debate over statues of historical figures linked to racism and slavery. there's also a photo of the grime artist, stormzy, who has pledged to give £10 million to black british causes. the times reports on plans byjustice secretary robert buckland and home secretary priti patel, that could see protesters face a fast—tracked prosecution within 2a hours if they cause vandalism, criminal damage or assault police officers. the daily express reports that the 2m social distancing rule must stay to save lives. it says experts have warned that reducing it to 1m could risk a rise in new infections. the yorkshire post looks at the easing of lockdown restrictions in a different way. it quotes the chairman of the yorkshire dales national park, who wants to reintroduce the countryside code to educate the influx of first—time visitors on how to