ludlow who grew up in a sheet metal shack him self a trained brick lia he got the idea to replace corrugated shacks with brick structures he even data locked away to make the breaks he uses to keep them as affordable and if they are mentally friendly as possible they're more like almost like they're walking because it's not working so you have a different less than a sort of a tribal culture britain caused by up to 30 percent lead level max's breaks out of both construction west so he doesn't need to use and that also means the vics don't have to be fired in a kill with serves on energy because the building blocks are interlocking the pressure of their own weight is sufficient to make the wall strong and stable it's an unusual way to build but it's less of a body on the environment than traditional mansouri. before moving into one of the new brick houses is only see via a come economic spent 6 years living in a metal shack now he has a proper home he has to pay more rent for the new house but he thinks it's well worth it. actually on the ground very very very happy because if you're staying

organizations like len ludlow who's house building company they trust total tough compatible trust their construction west provides the basis for global's environmentally friendly bricks one issue still to be resolved is how to process building west and transport eat to construction sites. and we are working out how we can actually collaborate and here's the rubble of raw material for making bricks and then we need people to separate their waste encrusted with. that many who come to johannesburg hoping for a better life and up leaving insufficient housing they exactly the people he wants to help and not just be building homes for them he has many more ideas for the future. the plan is to actually plan the people that live here. really brood all sorts of so we can replace all this by doing i'm still and also training them to prove their own houses sustainable homes constructed from the cycle materials using more and. well frank you met holds forward thinking solution that's been official not just to the environment but the wellbeing of entire communities 6. randa is one of the most densel

you have a different less demand sort of a try to cut your burden caused by absolutely prevent len ludlow who maxes briggs out of both construction west so he doesn't need to use and that also means the vics don't have to be fired in a kill with serves on energy because the building blocks are interlocking the pressure of their own weight is sufficient to make the wall strong and stable it's an unusual way to build but it's less of a battle on the environment than traditional monsoon season. before moving into one of the new brick houses. via a come economic spent 6 years living in a mental shack now he has a proper home he has to pay more rent for the new house but he thinks it's well worth it. actually our mound very very very happy because if you're staying in the casting in metal shake is like the. place to be like is a human being actually just laying in their room you say you feel confident when everything next. building rubble is a major environmental problem in parts of johannesburg many companies just dump their ways to legally to avoid paying these bills on fields that's bordere

to be you know walking on to trains walking onto buses and it can be hard to keep 60 the distance ludlow one foot so they're going to have to get creative as we know you says for the shelter in the daly city bart station only now starting to see a complete city. >>is getting creative thinking about ways they can. reduce touch point for people on board including the fact that they're thinking of selling straps that you can attach to the hand railing that way you don't have to cut services, they put a poll out on twitter and about 75% are either so they were interested in the idea i have to continue to fall to see what they do to protect and back i'm live in daly city sarah ok sarah james i'm just going to say once more how handy it would be if we had those bubbles lastick bubble she might you it's your space bubble could be like this far and then you'd walk around and nobody would ever get too close you get on new tbarta no trouble who knows maybe an enterprising entrepreneur will come up with i just my gift to you just make it there you help give me least get hurt his right there. >>star

bloomberg autos reporter ed ludlow. crashes, we discussed the cryptocurrency outlook ahead. bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get a check of the latest business flash headlines. amsi soared on reports amazon is discussing a possible takeover. -- amc. another outlet cast doubt on the story. you can mail on sunday said it is not clear if talks are out -- active or will lead to a deal. neither amc nor amazon made a comment. amc has fallen this year with the wider entertainment industry battered by the coronavirus restrictions. the billionaire behind indian budget carrier indigo is considering a bid for virgin australia, looking to capitalize on the first airline casualty from the coronavirus. he is one of at least 20 potential buyers. administrator delight is taking bets by friday, and binding offers by june. -- administrator deloitte. virgin collapsed showing $4.5 billion. indigo says it is not involved. virgin group says it is considering one half billion dollar sale of shares in its space travel company galactic, to save its airline and travel businesses here on earth. -- vergence has p

have asked big parish council is like the one you have referred to in shropshire, like shrewsbury or ludlowfunding and ensure it flows down to them if they are also under financial pressure at the moment. i hope that will help. obviously my department are here to speak with those councils and ensure they get through this with us together. the second question is from james vincent from bbc yorkshire. good afternoon. on bbc look north tonight we are speaking to from tadcaster a six—year—old waiting for a kidney transplant. what is the government doing to make sure those people who need vital care and operations away from coronavirus are going to get that and get it as soon as possible, and what is the government doing to make sure that any backlog is worked through in the best possible way? thank you, james. a very important question which i am sure is on the mind of many people across the country. in the first instance, can i come to nikki? yes, very important question. at first we were focusing on serve services urgent question. at first we were focusing on serve services urgent to an indiv

we are going across to ludlow. my right honourable friend the prime minister is aware of...2 emissions, alas we have had to prosper in the postponed the summit. our determination to get the net zero by 2050 remains undiminished. we go to the leader of the snp ian blackford. thank you. can i begin by thanking all our nurses for their efforts on keeping us safe and looking after us. keeping us safe and looking after us. mr speaker, last week, the prime minister in response to my questioning noted the ability of the governments of all four nations to come together and to deliver a very clear message for our people. events on sunday could not have been more disastrous from this government. the prime minister has made confusion costly. devolved administrations shut out, widespread confusion amongst the public, a total disregard from this government for worker safety. many said they have seen worker safety. many said they have seen images of london buses being packed this morning. mr speaker, will the prime minister accept that the clear message in scotland is stay home to protect

rob cross is in wimbledon and rob treasure is in ludlow. good morning. first of all, why do that?wouldn‘t have wanted to do it on our own, yes, we enjoy working in teams. now you are getting another big boost because i understand the ben stokes is going to do its first ever half marathon inspired by you both. that‘s got to be fantastic? it‘s amazing. that has been amazing getting him on board. he came to us and said what do you think of the idea and of course we were all over it? being a figurehead like that, it‘s incredible but on top of that, my nine—year—old cousin is thinking about doing one with his friend freddie on saturday and if we can get people doing it at home and if people have a garden they can do it on, it‘s brilliant to see it happening. what i love about this is there‘s all sorts of people who are trying to raise money to do their little bit, and it‘sjust occasionally, i know bennett doesn‘t wa nt occasionally, i know bennett doesn‘t want this to be about him in any way but it brings a whole new audience to this thing which started probably asa to this thing which