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a family—run farm near ashford have diversified to help their local community access fresh kentish produce. but once again, like the last few days, plenty of spring sunshine on offer right across the whole of the region, and in fact, barely a cloud to point out in the sky — maybe just a little bit of fairweather cloud developing and pushing through the afternoon as it wears on, but in the best of it, again, inland a top temperatures of 13 celsius. always a bit cooler towards the coast. in the coming days, things are going to turn decidedly colder. more in the way of cloud, just a filter in from the north as we head through the weekend. 0ften dry but i think you really will notice a difference in temperature. it is going to feel really rather chilly. we are pausing our regional breakfast output on tv. on monday, you can find all your local news and information online and on your bbc local radio station. before then, we're back finally in half—an—hour. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today... the nation comes together in an emotional th

the next question is from lbc, ben kentish. thank you.to work if, of course, they are unable to work from home. at lbc, we have had lots of calls from people saying they don't feel safe at work and while the government has urged employers to be responsible, and some have, it is also clear that many are not. so what will the government do to protect those people who are having to go to work, key workers and non—key workers, to make sure they are safe to do so? and to the professor if i may, last week borisjohnson and to the professor if i may, last week boris johnson said and to the professor if i may, last week borisjohnson said he was hopeful that we could turn the tide within 12 weeks. that was before these more extreme social distancing measures were introduced. there is now talk that the peak could be as little as three weeks away. are you confident that we can now turn the tide sooner than 12 weeks? thank you for that. we have always been clear from the start of the situation that we will be led by the scientific and medical advice.