portnellan beef farm overlooks loch lomond. a living, he diversified into agri—tourism. part of that is offering watersports to visitors. but after lockdown, his bookings were cancelled. obviously, my income's taken a big hit at the moment, as has the farm income. we can survive it for a while, but if it doesn't come back at some stage, it's going to become much harder. a newborn lamb on a nearby farm. it's been in the same family for nearly 300 years. like many farms, they relied on the income from agri—tourism. this included self—catering accommodation and farm tours, all gone because of covid—19. if we can't get that going, that would be serious. i don't think we could survive through it without that. the tourism side of the business is run by bobby's daughter kay. the farming venture itself could support the one family. the additional diversification gives the income to myself and my family. so if it goes into the following year, i don't know how i'm going to feed the kids. i'm not sure how i'm going to put clothes and food

and from the shores of loch lomond, how the tourism industry is coping with covid—19. good evening.utbreak remains at a "delicate and dangerous" stage. ministers are asking us to adjust to what they're calling "a new normal" for some time yet. the government is reiterating the current restrictions are having a positive effect, with fewer people being treated in hospital. well, the latest figures are that 413 more people have died with coronavirus in hospitals across the uk. it's worth noting the number often drops over the weekend because of a lag in reporting. that brings the total number of dead to 20,732, not including deaths in care homes or the community in england and northern ireland. with more, here's our science editor, david shukman. in towns and cities, usually busy streets remain empty, a scenario set to continue as scientists warn that any relaxation of the lockdown could risk killing tens of thousands more people. the government insists on moving very carefully. we will end up moving very carefully. we will end up moving to a new normal and i think we will need to make