like every town across the uk, knutsford was a shadow of what it should be on a sunday afternoon.t. he needs to say, "yes, we can go and exercise a bit more", but there needs to be very clear boundaries about what we can and cannot do. but the government at all times must put very clear boundaries in so that people don't get confused and don't flout what is allowed. for the school reopening. just a date, really. something to, you know, fix our minds on. i'm looking for some relaxation of the lockdown. i realise that can't be a total what we'd all like, everybody out and about, but maybe go out more than once a day to exercise. maybe certain other businesses being able to open now. that sort of thing. i run a personal business where i need to operate one—to—one with clients. i'm happy to do that with face masks and gloves and aprons and everything. but i would like guidance on that. everybody we spoke to will be watching the prime minister later. everybody wants to know how we can edge back towards some sort of normality. danny savage, bbc news, knutsford. now it's time for a look

danny savage, bbc news, knutsford. that's it. you are. you're watching bbc news. here in the uk, more than 70 public figures have signed a letter to the prime minister calling for a full public inquiry into why coronavirus affects black and minority ethnic communities more than the white population. the british government says it has commissioned urgent work to understand why the virus is having a disproportionate effect on some groups. our health correspondent lauren moss reports. many lives have been lost, including healthcare workers on the front line. and there is no clear explanation why people from bame backgrounds appear to be disproportionately affected by covid—19. elizabeth henry advises the church of england on race and ethnicity. she's one of dozens of people who have written to the prime minister, saying the pandemic has directed a spotlight on race health inequalities. it is alarming. i also have to think of many, many people in this country who, on hearing that, will be experiencing and suffering additional fear to