nigel, let's try you again.telegraph with the headline, nhs facing italian style crisis if we don't stay at home, says pm. and again this comes out of the letter he sent out today. what he's saying is we are 2—3 weeks behind the italians. and we have seen some horrific images coming through from italy of people who... nigel, we we re italy of people who... nigel, we were doing so well. we were doing so well. we nearly got you. take another breather, nigel and jo will ta ke another breather, nigel and jo will take up the slack. so what is the skill of the crisis we are facing here in the telegraph? most of us have been to italy. we know italy has an extremely good health service. it's still quite mystifying as to why they've had such an enormous number of coronavirus cases and so many deaths. but we've heard doctors, we have heard health professionals, we have heard residents talk about the real effect and it's a warning to us. they are near neighbours, they are on our doorstep, they live like we do. and we've go

nigel, what do you make of that emotional language?t emotional language ?|j papers. nigel, what do you make of that emotional language? i think it is the right thing to do but really on the basis of he has got the popular approach, mother's day tomorrow, the idea of keeping away from elderly or vulnerable relatives isa from elderly or vulnerable relatives is a good one and what i understand from number ten itself is that this was boris johnson's idea from number ten itself is that this was borisjohnson‘s idea come he wrote the whole thing himself, no speech writers for him. i think it is an important message to get across as you can see it appears on the front of every single sunday paper tomorrow morning. the front of every single sunday paper tomorrow morningm the front of every single sunday paper tomorrow morning. it is certainly had the desired effect i'm sure and will have tomorrow as people look at that. should we get onto some more the technical ends in out? let's look at the sunday telegraph. the headline the nhs facing italia

you and nigel were not married, asi is. you and nigel were not married, as i said.nder if you can tell us about the moment you realised you we re us about the moment you realised you were not entitled to this bereavement support payment because you were not married. on valentine's day, the irony of all ironies, i had to go and register his death. i was told in advance, you will find it difficult to register him because you are not married. i was told by a lovely woman at the registration process , lovely woman at the registration process, you are not married so we will have to register him as a single. that is despite nine years pulled we had been together for nine yea rs. pulled we had been together for nine years. i was just so angry that that was the case because i did not have this piece of paper that i had to register him as single and as the person organising the funeral, not even allowed to be acknowledged as his partner. that wasjust... on top of everything else it was soul destroying. in terms of the bereavement support payment, when did you realise that wa

a world away in somalia, amanda and nigel locked in separate rooms discovered something. if they each stood at their windows, they could hear each other. they began to hatch a plan. >> i realized we might have a chance to escape out that bathroom window. which at first seemed like an impossible idea. >> each time they used the bathroom, they chipped away at the mortar holding the bricks together blocking the window. then they would replace the loose bricks until one day the hole was big enough and they made a break for it. >> from the moment that i dropped down a out of that bathroom window and hit the sand below, i knew that it was bad. >> they sprinted for a mosque. the one place where they thought they'd be safe. >> right before we stepped in, i looked back and i saw one of our young captors. >> inside the mosque, one person stepped forward to try and help amanda, someone she'll never forget. >> it was the first woman that i had seen in about five months and when she hugged me and held on to me, it was the first time in those five months that i felt something akin to b

nigel: absolutely. verydoing esg long period of time and it is great, and this is becoming front of mine for many more people. we already have successful funds which address esg, very thematic funds that take specific components of esg. because society is trying to address more of the esg type issues, that is a positive outcome for legal & general. anna: thank you very much. as always, thank you for your time. nigel wilson, ceo of legal & general. i'll give you some headlines into intu. the retail property management business in the u.k. has decided they are unable to proceed with the equity raise they had in place. we will watch that, and a bounce in stocks at the open. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: a minute to go until the start of cash equities trading. cut fails toency ease concern over the coronavirus. the u.s. 10 year yield falls below 1% for the first time. banksations for central to act or growing, but france says the eu should be ready to use fiscal stimulus. and scott miner says u.s. equities cou

laura, you and nigel were together for nine years. yes, nine years. sadly nigel died last month.what happened? we have a two—year—old who is a bit of a whirlwind, little noah. we both wanted to get a bit fitter to keep up with him. we had been doing a bit of running and nigel went out for a run and he didn't come back. i waited at home, thinking where is he? had to eventually go out and look for him and instead found an ambulance. i was told he had died while out running. goodness me. it was unbelievable, we did not know there were any health problems, it came completely out of the blue. i had noah with me when i found the ambulance. just total shock. total shock. and does noah know that his dad has died? he does know, we have talked to him about it and explained but because of his age he doesn't understand fully. every day at the moment he is saying, where is my daddy, i want daddy. he did tell his little friend recently, oh, i don't have a daddy any more. and he asks every single day, which isjust, it's like a knife every single day, just asking where he is. you and nigel were

laura, you and nigel were together for nine years? god yes. very sadly, nigel died last month.er we have a two—year—old, little noor, he isa have a two—year—old, little noor, he is a bit ofa have a two—year—old, little noor, he is a bit of a whirlwind. we both wa nted is a bit of a whirlwind. we both wanted to get a bit fitter to keep up wanted to get a bit fitter to keep up with him. we have been giving a little bit of running, and nigel went out for a run and he didn't come back. i waited at home, thinking, where is he? i had to eventually go out and look for him and instead found an ambulance, to be told he had died while out running. goodness me. it was unbelievable, we did not know thereby any health problems, it came com pletely thereby any health problems, it came completely out of the blue. i had no wish me when i found the ambulance. just total shock. and does he know his dad has died? heaters, we have talked to him and explained, but because of his age, he does not understand fully. —— he does. so everyday he is saying, where is my daddy? i want daddy. he told his lit

nigel faraj will be here on that tonight. we begin with lieutenant general todd semite. u.s. army corps of engineers chief. thank you so much for being here. you are doing incredible job across the con true building these facilities. tell us what's going on in new york and how many buildings besides the javits center you anticipate you might need there? >> martha, thank you for having us on tonight and the department of defense all of our thoughts and prayers go out to all of these people affected by this terrible virus. a lot of heroes being made last couple weeks. i was in new york city the last couple nights streets empty. still saw the cops and nurses and medical people. people stepping up to help be able to try to mitigate. this to be able to frame this, we knew and governor cuomo called us two weeks ago. he said hey, i need to be able to have some help in new york city. secretary esper asked me to go up on behalf of fema to figure out how can we come up with some type of a plan to help new york city. we basically created a standard design. we made this very, very simple

nigel -- nigel farage and chief executive karl rove, let me begin with you, nigel farage.stand, israel, all friends of great britain. we know we can count on you. you are an ally. we know russia, china, iran, we shouldn't have anything to do with them for the most part, south korea or regimes. we can do $220 million trade deal to help manufacturers, farmers, auto industry, et cetera. here is my question. now after this, how big of a game changer? >> it is a huge game changer. you talked about italy a moment ago. why is italy got this problem? the reason is, of course, huge chinese investments in northern italy and many, many people going back and forth between china and italy. so globalization, which always seems to be good, has brought problems. but let's remind ourselves this is the third viral crisis we have had this entry. sars, swine flu, now coronavirus. all of these things have come from china. let's be clear, this is the fault of china. they are not the good guys. they are not the heroes. this is an impressive, horrible, dictatorship of prisons and executes. large

this is the news live from berlin italy responds to corona virus with them nigel lock down prime minister just said to contact he says the government will quarantine northern regions and ponto of a 16000000 people it's part of tough new measures to try to contain europe's deadliest corona virus outbreak also coming up. reported gobs 5 gas and smoke bombs on a border with turkey as brussels warns migrants not to be allowed to enter. and also on the show news from the fullness lingo with dortmund jump up to sicken to winning the battle of the perseids old faces end up haunting gladbach slip to fit. a method he held welcome to the program italy is taking drastic steps to try to contain the new coronavirus it's imposing a quarantine affecting more than $16000000.00 people in northern areas including tourist magnet venice and the region of somebody's home to the financial capital milan prime minister just a sign that decree after midnight is what he said. part of the. body and for the other northern regions that i have listed. there will be a ban for everybody to move in or out of these territ

nigel inviting me to contribute in this publication. of course i'm no longer in government so i don't speak for the australian government. this is an australian giving an australian view but i do deal closely still with our government. these are my thoughts. i thought i would spend really five minutes speaking about some of the australian views and concerns and we can dig deeper into some of the issues i raised through the panel questions. i think it's fair to say over the past two or three years, maybe longer, four years or so, australia has shifted from a position where we were largely hedging and by mhedging, i mean we were expanding long-term options. we have moved from hedging and managing our relationship and alliance with the united states to a much more proactive countering role and a balancing role. particularly against china. in fact, just two days ago, i think we announced a very significant upgrade to our base in the northern territory which is jointly shared with american forces. now, the base that we have at the moment, it

nigel adams.the prime minister and the health secretary matt hancock will outline their plans to deal with the spread of coronavirus here in the uk. you're watching monday in parliament with me, david cornock. the arguments over the rights and wrongs of a proposed third runway at heathrow continued in the commons, with mps mulling over the fallout of last weeks court of appealjudgement which ruled that current plans were unlawful because they did not take climate commitments into account. the government says it won't appeal against the decision but a minister told mps that airport expansion was a key part of boosting britain's global connectivity and driving the uk economy. this government had taken the decision not to appeal the court judgement, we take this seriously to reduce carbon emissions, it's a complex and important judgement which government needs time to consider carefully. at this stage the government will not be able to make any further comment beyond what was set out in the written s

the political commentator, jo phillips, and the political editor of the people and sunday mirror, nigelnearly 800 people have died within the last 2a hours, bringing the total number of deaths there to 4,825. a lockdown to limit the spread has been in place for weeks. now tougher measures have been introduced, which stop people visiting parks, playgrounds or public gardens. sima kotecha reports from rome. no children, just empty playgrounds in rome's largest park. even tougher rules coming into force today say people cannot go into them to try to curb the outbreak. here for several weeks, schools have already been closed. the only noises that you can hear are the bells, you know, the church bells. which is nice. but the other noise is the ambulances. the only two noises here. in lombardy, the worst affected region, teachers say some children felt lost without personal contact but virtual lessons are helping. the reality has been taken away from them. being able to give them reality through a computer has been particularly important. how do you feel about the coronavirus? thumbs down? on

one country whose president remains in denial about the dangers of kovi 19 brazils joe you've also nigel who insists governments should prioritize economy obviously the virus is there and we're going to have to face it we're going to have to face it like men not like children we're going to face the virus with the reality of life we're all going to die some day on sunday 2 of his tweets were deleted by twitter because they violated the rules of use by potentially putting people at greater risk of transmitting the virus the polls were videos of the 2 that the president took in the federal district contrary to the guidelines of his own minister of health who recommended that people stay at home as a measure to fight the coronavirus. in brazil slums n.g.o.s are stepping up efforts to help the poor investment in social security in the country is being reduced from year to year in the last 4 years and believe it in this year in the middle of the of the current of the virus from them next we're having rejections on both of them either so that's absolutely crazy government action is the only wa

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nigel?ary of state, the prime minister talks about doing whatever it takes and i'm sorry, this is another rationing question, but how can you actually rule out entirely that we may end up with some kind of rationing or indeed even ration books? well, the point that i made earlier is that the supermarkets are best placed tojudge earlier is that the supermarkets are best placed to judge what stock item limits they should place on their particular product lines in order to ensure that they can keep food on the shelves, but there is no shortage of food. as i said, food manufacturing has geared up to meet an increase in demand and it is up by 50%. we think it is better for individual retailers to make individual retailers to make individualjudgments, or collective judgments, about particular lines that go off the shelves most quickly and where they may want to take action. secretary of state, looking back briefly to yesterday's economic announcements, it is increasingly clear that the group that

. >> tiffany haddish, lil rel and eliza -- nigel lythgoe from "so you think you can dance.e show. so many dancers are actors as well so it's just a really fun show you kind of have to watch. you know what it's like to do a show at ifc. >> seth: yeah. >> like, you have a lot of creative freedom and you just kind of run with it. >> seth: and one of the great things about the show is you have written, i believe, 23 original songs? >> there's so many great songs you know, we were writers but, you know, we kind of loved what the lonely island did. >> seth: yeah. >> like, the first time i heard "lazy sunday," i was like, this is funny, but also, this beat goes hard. >> as a deejay, you can mix it into yourself. >> seth: yeah, exactly >> so we were like, we have to do songs that are really good. so we partnered with john legend, he's a friend you know, john legend, ne-yo >> oh, my gosh - >> vic mensa >> seth: you guys have a show that you love. a show that's very near and dear to your heart. it is called "marina del rey." >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. it is one of my favorite songs i

one country whose president remains in denial about the dangers of kovi 19 brazil's jail you've also nigel who insists governments should prioritize economy obviously the virus is there and we're going to have to face it we're going to have to face it like men not like children we're going to face the virus with the reality of life we're all going to die some day on sunday 2 of his tweets were deleted by twitter because they violated the rules of use by potentially putting people at greater risk of transmitting the virus the polls were videos of the 2 that the president took in the federal district contrary to the guidelines of his own minister of health who recommended that people stay at home as a measure to fight the coronavirus which was found in brazil slums n.g.o.s are stepping up efforts to help the poor investments and social security in the country is being reduced from year to year in the last 4 years and believe it in this year in the middle of the of the current of the virus from them next we're having reduction zone also for me so that's absolutely crazy government action is t

nigel and anne scotland are one such couple.they got home they were encouraged to remain in isolation. our social affairs correspondent fiona lamdin has been to meet them. opening herfront opening her front door is something and scotland has not been able to do for two weeks. welcome. did you see outside? instead they have had this sign out, keeping everyone away —— up. we didn't even open the door to put the rubbish out. we have taken this really seriously. and we know how important it is. not being able to leave their home for days, they have had to rely on the outside world to leave everything on the doorstep. our family and friends have been wonderful, and neighbours, so many people, even people we didn't know very well have offered to do shopping and anything we need, haven't they? last month, they were staying at this hotel in tenerife, and six people tested positive for coronavirus. the hotel went into lockdown. anne and nigel were tested twice. both times the results were negative. despite having no symptoms, once back h

in the uk we understand that the foreign office minister nigel adams developed coronavirus symptoms whileyou can see they —— by this picture sent in, the view captures this rainbow quite beautifully. most of the showers have been in northern scotla nd showers have been in northern scotland and spilling on off north sea coast. affecting most of eastern england. they are filtering for the west. still under the influence of high pressure we had at the weekend. the winds not quite as strong as the weekend. they are still coming from a ghoulish source. they are driving those showers in off the north sea coasts. for the remainder of the afternoon plenty of clout. sunny spells will be fairly limited. and will continue to see some showers filtering further westwards. the winds are not as strong as yesterday, but still coming from a north to north westerly direction. not a particularly warm feeling. maximum temperature is nine to 11 degrees. overnight the winds will fall lighter still. the showers will ease. we will get clearer skies. particularly in the south—east of england. temperatures likely

it echoes a question from nigel, who says he has complex mental health issues, including anxiety ands hard enough for me to leave the house, i am paraphrasing, but he doesn't know how to cope with this. you are both nodding profusely, abbey, your thoughts on this because there is some linkage in those questions? one thing to do as much as possible, in this phenomenally trying time is to come back any strategies that we have, any tools we have. people who have, any tools we have. people who have complex and mental health challenges, parents struggling with maintaining boundaries with their kids, we do have any resources and we need to use them. but i agree, there are some people for whom this couldn't be a more destabilising situation to be in. i think that is about where the services around them are trying to provide the support. i don't think there is a clear answer on how we can support the most vulnerable people at this time. i wish there was, but it is about using the skills you have already, if you have them. i want to talk about the strategies, if you have a mental health diffi

i saw that nigel farage tweeting about it, disgraceful scenes on the london underground this morning. we will only obey a government we respect. they are having problems in the uk with the social distancing thing. to get back to boris johnson, he said you can only leave the house for four reasons, to exercise once a day, to travel to an from work where absolutely necessary, to shop for essential items and to fulfill any medical or care needs. i also noted that some bars in london panned people going to the parks. that is in hammersmith, south and west side of the town but i don't think that is extended but they are having a hard time social distancing. stuart: yep. i wonder how the brits will feel when they hear president trump is considering an early return to work. ashley: yeah. stuart: i have a couple of items from overseas. first of all from china. hebei province that was the center of the outbreak in the first place, hebei province, they are going to ease restrictions. and wuhan, the center, epicenter of the whole thing, where it broke out, wuhan will ease restrictions in april.

nursing staff, nigel and becky, say they want to say a big thank you to eve ryo ne they want to say ahe prison and from the prisoners in the prison was reassuring and surreal. to all frontline and nhs staff, keep up to all frontline and nhs staff, keep up the good work. thank you for your thoughts, keep them coming in, it's very important. we will speak to the business secretary in a few minutes to look back at some of the comments made yesterday around self—employment. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london and bbc south east today — joining forces at breakfast to keep you up to date with the latest on coronavirus in our area. thousands of you across london and the south eastjoined in with the national round of applause for nhs staff last night. and just a warning, there are some flashing images coming up. cheering and applause the metropolitan police service is calling on retired officers to rejoin, as well as asking those nearing retirement to stay on. the london ambulance service is also appealing for former staff to re—join. they