will this have on the open source community or tech idealists giving in to market pressures we asked mikel boom from the technical university of berlin who's been involved in the open source community for 20 years if he could so as you will in the commercialization of open source software that we've been seeing also with the acquisitions of red hat and get up hasn't really impacted the daily business because you still have free access to the software. not everyone in the open source community is as optimistic as. open source was designed to be collaborative and decentralized but its future looks uncertain for its recently ran a story titled is open source broken out. sure a talk given by getting the chief operating officer erica pressure she's worried by companies using open source within their own products i do think that the way that people are consuming and building services around open source has changed there are one of the companies that are flourishing with building businesses around open source software and there are been some open source companies who have come out and said that w

well i certainly think that the role modeling and fate of mikel in this crisis to our own prime minister just under a doom and others is giving him a 2nd just symbolic and a substandard mission to younger women politics and in crisis management is not to the fee that but i also think that the policy reconstruction that's going to have to help and carbon parts carded environment is going to it's going to be challenging for policymakers to raise think and how they're not just going to rebuild infrastructure and our case but also social infrastructure so there is a real opportunity for policymakers as he had to really imagine a different way of of the economy working that values a lot of the work that women have done that hasn't been recognized as that it before particularly young. women have have been undertaking that certainly propped up the pace in the past jessica director of the public policy institute at the university of oakland thank you thank you. science editor derek williams has also been busy answering questions again your queries on the current virus is what he had to say. is t

arsenal manager mikel arteta and chelsea's callum hudson—odoi have now both recovered from the diseaserom the league one side portsmouth tested positive. james bolton was among the players infected — he's now fully recovered and only had mild symptoms. it was thought that athletes, being fit lads, but it has been shown now that anybody can get it. it's just one of them. it's spreading fast. i don't think anybody is immune to it. it's a nasty virus. one thing we've been seeing during the enforced lockdown in the last couple of weeks is the way families have come up with creative ways to get their sporting fix. the whybrow household have decided to find a unique way to recreate the drama of great britain's success at olympic curling. rhona martin, one last delivery for olympic gold. it's on its way. she's done it! i love that. that is ingenious. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back in the afternoon. see you then. thank you, sarah. see you later. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i'mjane hill. we will take

arsenal's first team squad and head coach mikel arteta become the latest in the premier league to agree pay cut, following "positive and constructive discussions". good evening. we start tonight with a special report illustrating the range of challenges faced by nhs staff in the fight against coronavirus. during the day ministers have again promised they're addressing the shortage of protective equipment, and the government's deputy chief scientific adviser said that the number of new infections across the uk was pretty much stable and flat. the prime minister has expressed caution about relaxing the lockdown too soon because he fears it could lead to a second peak. the latest figures for the uk show there were 419 deaths reported in the last 24—hour period reflecting a steady fall over the past few days. the official number of deaths in the uk linked to coronavirus is 16,509. 00:02:37,876 --> 2147483051:38:03,652 but that number does not include 2147483051:38:03,652 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 deaths in care homes or in the community in england and northern ireland. we start tonight with

arsenal's first team squad, manager mikel arteta and members of his coaching staff have become the latestleague to agree a pay cut to help the club deal with the financial fallout of the coronavirus outbreak. theyve agreed a 12.5 percent pay cut, they say in a "voluntary agreement" following "positive and constructive discussions". fellow premier league sides southampton and west ham have already announced wage deferrals for their players. the number of footballers reporting symptons of depression has doubled since the sport shutdown because of coronavirus. a survey by the world players' union — fifpro — also found that markers of generalised anxiety had also risen — in players across 16 countries that have implemented strong measures to contain the pandemic. tanya ox—toby, manager of wsl side bristol city women — says she recognises that her players have been suffering mentally during the sport's lockdown: all the signs are there, i think, and again it's about trying to think about outside the box of how to support those players. sometimes is going head—on with it and that kind of langua

arsenal's first team squad manager at mikel arteta and members of his coaching staff have become thethe coronavirus outbreak. they've agreed a 12.5% pay cut and they say in a voluntary agreement following the positive and constructive discussions. fellow premier league side southhampton and west ham have already announced wage deferrals for their players. the number of footballers reporting symptoms of depression has doubled since the sport shut down. in a survey by the world players union also found that markers of generalised anxiety had also risen in players across 16 countries. they've implemented strong measures to contain the pandemic. medical experts have warned that tokyo 0lympics now set forjuly next year will be a uniquely risky event. particularly if a coronavirus vaccine hasn't been rolled out by then. doubts have been expressed about whether the games can be held in 15 months' time as restrictions may still be in place in other parts of the world. the medical experts add organisers should plan for a skill olympics. the medical experts add organisers should plan for a sca

while this might mikel let sense on paper, how that actually plays out is really difficult -- make sensepaper, how that actually plays out is ready difficult. president trump has said he doesn't like opec, and will protect u.s. oil and gas if it comes to it. salmonn and bobbitt been willing -- and mohammed bin salman willing to see decline in the u.s., or will you see states that have progress inning mechanisms in place that have pro-russian and -- that have prorationing mechanisms in place? vonnie: are we anticipating something coming out of thursday's meeting? also, why was it postponed? annmarie: over the weekend, there were fresh bards exchanged between russia and saudi arabia. putin says the deal collapsed because of the saudis, and the saudi strategy was taking out u.s. shale, when people told us that was a russian strategy. the saudi foreign minister came out and basically said that is categorically wrong. so they needed more time for back channel negotiations. they settled on thursday, but to be honest, i have been covering opec now for more than two years. they settled on thursd

arsenal's first team players and their head coach mikel arteta have all agreed to take a pay cut to helpome of that money will be paid back. the sheffield united manager chris wilder has also agreed to defer his pay. we could find out more today about what's going to happen with the rest of the football season. uefa's going to give an update to all of its 55 national associations. european football's governing body wants to finish the current season by august. so we wait to see what that means for the premier league. liverpool of course so close to winning theirfirst league title in 30 years. their former striker ian rush says the season must be finished. we'd like to see the season finish. i think liverpool have had an incredible season. they do deserve to be champions. i think what we are looking at, we have to try to see if there are ways to get the season finished. it could be anything, behind closed doors, so be it. in a way, i think it could be really good if it is played behind closed doors because it would give the people in the country a lift, to be able to watch their team play

arsenal's first team players and their head coach mikel arteta have all agreed to take a pay cut to helpback. the sheffield united manager chris wilder has also agreed to defer his pay. we should find out more today about what's going to happen with the rest of the football season. uefa's going to give an update to all of its 55 national associations. european football's governing body wants to finish the current season by august. at the very latest. the spurs forward son hyung min has started his military service back home in south korea. the 27—year—old is required by law to complete his national service by his 28th birthday. he's doing three weeks of basic training. son should have done 21 months, but earned an exemption after helping his country win the asian cup in 2018. jamie murray's doing his bit to try and fill the void left by the cancellation of wimbledon. he's hoping to organise an event for british players this summer that will be played behind closed doors. talks are said to be at a very early stage, and it's all dependant on any relaxation of social distancing guidelines.

and dan, not minnie, has been speaking to arsenal manager, mikel arteta about his experience of coronavirus. the situation is very complicated and difficult, but hopefully everybody is doing what they can to contribute, the government, all the people that work in the health department and the people that are able to help. they have to do the maximum because it is a moment to stick together now. more on that at 12 o'clock on bbc one. more on that here on bbc one at 12...and the show also includes ben foster, the watford goalkeeper doing an on line spinning class... from spinning to swimming and adam peaty‘s, 0lympic winning trunks have raised 13 thousand pounds for the nhs after being raffled off. here they are in action... he wore them, for his gold medal winning swim, in the 100 metres breast stroke in rio four years ago. he tweeted the result last night. the package will be on its way to the winner, lisa, who bought one of the one pound tickets and the trunks would set you back more than 200 pounds to buy new. well, the county cricket season was actually meant to get under way, this bank