which is our favourite place, the family to north yorkshire, which is ourfavourite place, the north york moorslute stunning part of you can part of the world. let's stop talking about holidays, because it's making me upset. what's go to the metro, shamed by this hospital cleaner. mihir, this shows the pure power of a federal message on social media and how it can change government policy. talk us through the story for people who don't know about it. it's a very moving story. it's a story about the syrian refugee who is a hospital cleaner, and he made a video plea to the prime minister that what has happened is the government has said that doctors and families of doctors and nurses who die can have indefinite leave to remain in this country, but not other hospital workers, supporters and cleaners, so on. he spoke about his predicament. he was helping out, he was one of the carers, when we applaud every thursday, but don't come about if he died what would happen to his family because mike is a result of that, pretty patel has changed government immigration policy and conceded that these people,

verbal retreats, isolated destinations, on the hedge of the north york moors clamping is hoping to benefit would like to open out because this is a huge area and social distancing isn't even a problem. after a slow summer seasons she has started to hear from people making tentative summer plans in the hope that lockdown will relax in the hope that lockdown will relax in the next few months. we have already had bookings that are starting to come in and turn off a lot of enquiries, particularly in the next couple of weeks is the weather gets nicer and people start to look ahead so we are optimistic that things will start to pick up really quite quickly once we are able to open. with foreign travel of the table for now, holiday lets and camping sites in places like yorkshire and the lake district stand to benefit from britain's scaling back their holiday plans. we are expecting a boom to be honest it isa are expecting a boom to be honest it is a beautiful county that we are in today, it is a beautiful country, many people choose the uk as their holiday destination so it is on our doorstep, in

on the edge of the north york moors, jolly days glamping is hoping to benefit from a bump in bookings we would like to open now! because it is a huge area. social distancing isn't a problem. after a quiet spring season, carolyn is starting to hear from customers making tentative summer plans in the hope lockdown will be relaxed in the coming months. we've already had bookings that are starting to come in. we've got an awful lot of inquiries that are coming in as well, particularly over the last couple of weeks, as obviously the weather gets nicer and people start to look ahead. we are optimistic that things will start to pick up really quite quickly once we are able to open. with foreign travel off the table for now, holiday lets and camping sites in places like yorkshire and the lake district stand to benefit from britons scaling back their holiday plans. we are expecting a boom, to be honest, it is a beautiful county we are in today. it's a beautiful country, and many people choose the uk as their holiday destination, so it's on our doorstep. in the absence of international travel,

likely to catch some of those showers are across the north—east of england, it is wintry over the north york moorse far north—west of scotland and you will see a little more cloud and a few showers in the western isles, for instance. elsewhere, sunny spells. temperatures only around about 11—14 for most of us, but along the east coast of scotland and eastern england many of us in single figures. we have got quite a brisk wind as well, particularly in parts of east anglia, the south east and through the english channel. we could see cuts of about 40 mph. into this evening and overnight the winds gradually ease and most of the cloud melts away, so we are expecting widely quite a cold night with a touch of frost around too. temperatures getting down close to or even a little bit below freezing, particularly in parts of northern england and southern scotland as well. a chilly start to your thursday, but a bright, sunny one for most of us. england and wales tend to keep the sunshine throughout the day. a chance of the odd shower across the thames estuary, and a bit more cloud building through the day.

on the edge of the north york moors, is clamping site is hoping to benefit from a bump in bookings asg is not a problem. after a quiet spring season, caroline is starting to hear from customers making tentative summer plans in the hope that lockdown will be relaxed in the coming months. we have already had bookings starting to come in. we have an awful lot of enquiries coming in as well, particularly over the last few weeks is obviously the weather gets nicer and people start to, you know, look ahead. we are optimistic that things will start to pick up really quite quickly once we are able to open. with foreign travel off the table for now, holiday let's and camping sites in places like yorkshire and the la ke places like yorkshire and the lake district stand to benefit from britain scaling back holiday plans. we are expecting a boom, to be honest. it's a beautiful county and a beautiful county and a beautiful country and many choose uk as a holiday destination and it's on our doorstep and in the absence of international travel, doorstep and in the absence of internationaltravel, get

a bit of a wintry flavour to them in the north york moors.wind here. through this evening and tonight, most of the cloud melts away. some patchy rain but for most of us, it's going to be another cold night so temperatures widely down to freezing and perhaps a bit low so a touch of frost first thing. there will be the cloud across the north of scotland and a few patches i was sinking their way further south across scotland and northern ireland throughout the day. england and wales staying largely dry, they could catch a shower towards the thames estuary, clouds bubbling up in the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow not as chilly as today, 11— 15 degrees for most of us. and the windchill as well, it winds are starting to ease away as we head towards the end of the week. high pressure holding on for friday so another largely dry day, perhaps the odd shower across the north—west of scotla nd odd shower across the north—west of scotland but for most places sunny spells, cloud just building through the course of the day but temperatures a little bit m

on the edge of the north york moors, jolly days glamping is hoping to benefit from a bump in bookingswould like to open now! just because, you know, it is a huge area. social distancing isn't a problem. after a quiet spring season, carolyn is starting to hearfrom customers making tentative summer plans in the hope lockdown will be relaxed in the coming months. we have already had bookings that are starting to come we've got an awful lot of enquiries coming in as well, particularly over the last couple of weeks as obviously the weather gets nicer and people start to look ahead. we are optimistic that things will start to pick up really quite quickly once we are able to open. with foreign travel off the table for now, holiday lets and camping sites in places like yorkshire and the lake district stand to benefit from britons scaling back their holiday plans. we are expecting a boom, to be honest, it is a beautiful county we are in today. it's a beautiful country. and many people choose the uk as their holiday destination, so it is on our doorstep, in the absence of international travel,

photograph there of army veteran arthur moore of buffalo, new york, who was wounded in belgium, standing near grand central station on may 7th, 1945. holly springs, north carolina, is next. and linda, good morning. >> yes, thank you for taking my call. i have great aunt and uncles from northern italy who had told us stories about resistance by many of the italians and how elated they were on liberation date. our current family and friends remind us that this week, april 25th, was their liberation day and they celebrated and how sad they are that many of their elder survivors have actually passed away due to the covid-19. they feel like they're in battle again. my question is, what were the italian terms of liberation and were there still germans in italy fighting at that time? >> yes, there were germans in italy until may of 1945. the italians, you may know, from family history, in 1943, had decided, after making an alliance with the germans, the pact of iron, pact of steel that mussolini and hitler had put together, in 1943, there were secret negotiations between the americans and british and italians and in 1943, the italians basically switched sides

photograph there with arthur moore, buffalo, new york, rooted in belgian, standing near grand central station on may 7, 1945. holly springs, north carolina is next. and linda, good morning. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i have great aunts and uncles from northern italy who had told us stories about resistance by many italians and how elated they were on liberation day. our current family and friends remind us that this week, april 25, was their liberation day and have said they are that many of their elder survivors actually passed away due to covid-19. they feel like they're in battle again. my question is what were the italian terms of liberation and were there still germans in italy fighting at that time? guest: yes, there were germans in italy until may of 1945. the italians, you may know from family history, in 1943, had decided after making an alliance with the germans, the pact of iron, packed of -- pact of steel that mussolini and hitler had put together. in 1943, there were secret negotiations between the americans and british and italians. and in 1943, the italians basically switched sides. now, not all of