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kensington palace said the visit aims to highlight the "many strong links between the uk and ireland"ions with britain. brexit has ruffled feathers this side of the irish sea. william and kate came to smooth things over, starting with her coat and his tie in irish green. a meeting with the irish president was a formality, but a friendly one. all smiles from the duke and duchess, the president and his wife. and then, to the garden of remembrance, where the heroes of irish independence are commemorated. they bowed their heads just as the queen did when she visited nine yea rs queen did when she visited nine years ago. and on the wreath, they laid a message — "may we never forget the lessons of history as we continue to build a brighterfuture together." the continue to build a brighterfuture together. " the duke continue to build a brighterfuture together." the duke and duchess stood still during the ceremony, perhaps taken by the solemnity of the moment. again, senior members of the moment. again, senior members of the royal family paying tribute to the royal family paying tribute to th

kensington palace tweeted that these are certainly anxious times.e time to support each other and find ways to look after our mental health. more than 17,000 cased of the coronavirus in britain and more than one thousand deaths. >>> now to a deeply personal look at a day in the life of an intensive care nurse. like so many of our health care heroes, she is working around the clock, tending to coronavirus patients, and also to the needs of her own family during this difficult time. >> time to start the day again. good morning. my name is elise. i'm a nurse practitioner not the icu. i'm about to take my temperature. because every morning and every night, i'm taking my temperature. to make sure that i stay healthy to take care of my patients. >> by one of the nurse's station right now and we have the doctor watch manage the room to make sure everything is going okay with the nursing staff inside. the unit that i work in is a coded quarantine critical care unit. highest acuityacuity, sickest ps that we have in the health system right now. people are 20,