marianna spring, bbc news.oing out for the following reasons. you can go out to exercise once a day — alone or with members of your household. you can shop, but only for basic necessities and as infrequently as possible. and you can go out for any medical need or to provide care for a vulnerable person. you can also travel to or from work, but only if you can't work from home. lockdown is difficult for everyone. but what impact is it having on our mental health? for some it is proving much harder than others, as our home editor mark easton reports. do you think they are struggling with? life in lockdown is hard for everyone, but when your 17—year—old daughter's anxiety spills into tantrums, your mother is on the front line as a nurse, and you are a key worker too, it can be hard to cope. people think, "oh, it's a bank holiday, i've got to do stuff, i've got to go out." yeah. sometimes, when it does get too much, you literally take yourself off into your room. i know i have taken myself into my bedroom, literall

i'm joined by marianna spring. what have you picked up this weekend?rn of misinformation. when it first began there were a lot of conspiracy theories on what the virus was and how it is because back injanuary and virus was and how it is because back in january and february then virus was and how it is because back injanuary and february then we notice it became more medical and then speculation about government lockdowns and what countries were doing. speculation about hospitals reaching capacity. then we have recently seen a reaching capacity. then we have recently seen a resurgence reaching capacity. then we have recently seen a resurgence of conspiracy theories, some linking 5g to coronavirus which is false. another one that has picked up steam in recent days, at the conspiracy theories about bill particularly after donald trump was asked if he was going to halt funding to the world health organisation and bill gates was critical of that and there have been conspiracy theories online, many implying that bill gates and melinda gates, the foundation i

there is no evidence supporting those claims either. 0ur specialist disinformation reporter, marianna springnow about this are what we don't know about this. as full fact say there is currently no verifiable evidence to back up these rumours, which focused on an alleged network of fa ke which focused on an alleged network of fake twitter accounts that were posing as nhs staff. we don't have any evidence of this network currently, except for a screen shot ofa currently, except for a screen shot of a twitter account that was called nhs susan and a cache of tweets we can see, where the account was deleted, we can look at some of the tweets from that account for as you say, the department of health and twitter have come out and said there seems to be no link between the uk... no link between the uk government and this and any allegedly network of fake twitter accounts. it is important that everything kind of went may go viral yesterday. everyone was talking about this and implying that there was a lot of speculation about who was a lot of speculation about who was behind this. however, the perso