. >> we appre ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmelculous. >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my home. hard to believe it's already halloween, isn't it? i hope you had a good weekend. let me guess, you baked bread and watched the michael jordan documentary? i'm actually feeling great today. this morning i woke up, i rolled up my sleeves, i injected a big syringe of formula 409 into my arm and i am now coronavirus-free. the tide pods appear to be turning on president wackadoodle. dr. donald jingleheimer trump spent the weekend trying to pretend he wasn't really suggesting that ma

. >> we appre ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmelthis is ridiculous. >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my home. hard to believe it's already halloween, isn't it? i hope you had a good weekend. let me guess, you baked bread and watched the michael jordan documentary? i'm actually feeling great today. this morning i woke up, i rolled up my sleeves, i injected a big syringe of formula 409 into my arm and i am now coronavirus-free. the tide pods appear to be turning on president wackadoodle. dr. donald jingleheimer trump spent the weekend trying to pretend he wasn't really suggesting that maybe we should inject disinfectants into our bodies. he claimed he was being sarcastic with reporters, which was a lie, but i shouldn't say that. i'll let you be the judge of whether it was a lie or not. does this seem, in any way, like he was being sarcastic to you? >> and i think you said you're going to test that, too? sounds interesting. and then i see the disinfectant which knocks it out in a minute. one minute. and is there a

the first half with 14 points and 7 ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmyl live >> this is ridiculous. from his house! >> jimmy: hi again. it's me, james. jimmy kimmel. from my house. which is starting to feel like our house. it's still weird working from home. when the show ends i don't go anywhere. i just stand here until the next one starts. i will say, we had an action figure-packed day. there was a marvel mystery in the house this morning. my wife molly found this in the living room. i don't know if you can see that there. spider-man with a coronavirus mask. so she ass

. ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> from his houser watching television. think of this as a zoom call where you don't have to say anything or pretend to care about your boss's dog. i had an okay week. i've been doing a lot of research, actually, to see if i can get cryogenically frozen until christmas. apparently it's doable. today as you may know is may the 4th, also known as star wars day, as in may the 4th be with you. and of course if you are celebrating "star wars" day be sure to stay at least two light sabers apart. we need the force now more than ever. as if we didn't have enough to worry about, as if things weren't already insane, the country is now being invaded by interstate 5. an official from the washington state department of agriculture said the hornets are probably not going to murder soon

." ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> jimmy: hi.w will be a special show. it will be a sad show. but we will also laugh a lot as we pay tribute to a lovely and genuinely funny man named fred willard. fred left this earth on friday night at age 86. when i was a kid, i spent a lot of time sitting in front of a tv i had on my desk in my room and one of the shows i would watch religiously on channel 5 in las vegas was "fernwood 2 night." this was a parody of a talk show starring martin mull as barth gimble and fred willard as his sidekick and announcer jerry hubbard. i loved this show. this is one of those shows that probably 80% of the people watching it didn't get. maybe 90%. it was definitely my kind of show. and fred was so great on it. he was the oblivious second banana. he would chime in and say dumb things in a very earnest and genial way. he and martin mull were great together. they went on to make a fake documentary called "the history of white people in america" that i enjoyed. they were a married couple on "roseanne." and the

. ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> this is ridiculousimmy: hi. i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight's show will be a special show. it will be a sad show. but we will also laugh a lot as we pay tribute to a lovely and genuinely funny man named fred willard. fred left this earth friday night at age 86. when i was a kid, i spent a lot of time sitting in front of a tv i had on my desk in my room and one of the shows i would watch religiously on channel 5 in las vegas was "fernwood 2 night." this was a parody of a talk show starring martin mull as barth gimble and fred willard as his sidekick and announcer jerry hubbard. i loved this show. this is one of those shows that probably 80% of the people watching it didn't get. maybe 90%.

. ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> from his houseimmy: hi there. i'm jimmy. here we are again. you in your house, me in mine. i hope you had a successful mother's day. this was probably the strangest mother's day ever, especially for me. i spent some of my mother's day in a twitter feud with, you know that weird baby that lives in the white house? the one with the orange face? well, he is in a mood! and apparently part of the reason for that mood is something i did. on thursday night, i showed a video. it was one of these embarrassing photo ops of mike pence, the vice president, carrying boxes, delivering

. ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> this is ridiculous successful mother's day, this is probably the strange oest mother's day e, especially for me. i spent some of my mother's day in a twitter feud, you know that weird baby that lives in the white house, the one with the orange face? well, he is in a mood, and apparently, part of the reason for that mood is because of something that i did. on thursday night i showed a video, one of these embarrassing photo ops of mike peps, the vice president, carrying boxes delivering ppe to a facility for senior citizens. it was a publicity stunt to show how much they're doing, but that happens in politics, okay, fine. the trouble started because at one point in the video, mike pence finds some empty boxes in the back of the van, why there were empty boxes in the back of the van, i don't know, he finds them, and he says can i carry the empty ones just for the camera, which turns out he was joking. how anyone can tell when

. ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> this is ridiculous! >> jimmy: hi there. i'm jimmy kimmel. and welcome to the longest and worst episode of mtv's "cribs" ever. there's nothing fun to see in this house. including the owner. you know, we don't have a vaccine yet and we might not for a very long time, but there is still plenty of innovation happening in the united states of america. there's some big news from the world of breakfast. ihop has announced a limited edition pancake cereal called panflakes. these are little maple syrup-flavored pancake-ettes you can pour in a bowl and eat with milk. the promise is this. if the virus doesn't kill you, we will. so finally, we can have pancakes for breakfast. who says america isn't leading the way anymore? i have a feeling they're going to be very popular. in fact, in washington, d.c. panflakes became the first breakfast cereal ever to be awarded the presidential medal of freedom. this was not a great day for president honeycombover. his cookies were in a real crisp today as a new new whistle-blowe

. >> we appreciate ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel livemmy: hi. i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight's show will be a special show. it will be a sad show. but we will also laugh a lot as we pay tribute to a lovely and genuinely funny man named fred willard. fred left this earth friday night at age 86. when i was a kid, i spent a lot of time sitting in front of a tv i had on my desk in my room and one of the shows i would watch religiously on channel 5 in las vegas was "fernwood 2 night." this was a parody of a talk show starring martin mull as barth gimble and fred willard as his sidekick and announcer jerry hubbard. i loved this show. this is one of those shows that probably 80% of the people watching it didn't get. maybe 90%. it was definitely my kind of show. and fred was so great on it. he was the oblivious second banana. he would chime in and say dumb things in a very earnest and genial way. he and martin mull were great together. they went on to make a fake documentary called "the history of white people in america" that i enjoyed. they were a

♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> this is ridiculous his house! >> jimmy: hi again. it's me, james. jimmy kimmel. from my house. which is starting to feel like our house. it's still weird working from home. when the show ends i don't go anywhere. i just stand here until the next one starts. i will say, we had an action figure-packed day. there was a marvel mystery in the house this morning. my wife molly found this in the living room. i don't know if you can see that there. spider-man with a coronavirus mask. so she assumed i did this. which i did not. she then asked our daughter jane, who is five, if she did it and she said she didn't do it. then there was only one suspect left, our son billy, who just turned three. this is his toy. he admitted he did it. he found a little piece of wallpaper in jane's dollhouse and he pasted it on spidey's face. so if you think your kids aren't absorbing all of this that's going on, you're wrong. i do need to explain to billy that spidey is already wearing a mask. you don't put a mask on a mask. it's l

. ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> from his houseimmy: hi there. i'm jimmy. here we are again. you in your house, me in mine. i hope you had a successful mother's day. this was probably the strangest mother's day ever, especially for me. i spent some of my mother's day in a twitter feud with, you know that weird baby that lives in the white house? the one with the orange face? well, he is in a mood! and apparently part of the reason for that mood is something i did. on thursday night, i showed a video. it was one of these embarrassing photo ops of mike pence, the vice president, carrying boxes, delivering ppe to a facility for senior citizens. it was a publicity stunt to show how much they're "doing." but that happens in politics, ok. fine. the trouble started because at one point of the video, after awkwardly lugging a heavy box to the door, pence finds some empty boxes in the van. why there were empty boxes in the back of the van i don't know. but he finds them and says, "can i just carry the empty ones just for the camera?" which

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for the patient, for the pa rent terrifying.he parent and the staff looking after them, for lots of reasons. fortu nately, them, for lots of reasons. fortunately, these cases are very shoo—in for the team —— few and far between. if you are worried about your child, you should seek help from the nhs. it is open it is in many areas very quiet at the moment. if you are worried, don't wait, seek help. particularly if your child has had a temperature for a few days and just isn't right. in terms of the infectiousness of coronavirus, do we have any measure of how likely children are to pass it onto other and then pass it on two adults? because presumably that is one of the fears and one of the reasons we kept children away from grandparents, one of the concerns there were leading to schools being closed in the first place, the possibility of children spreading the virus. anybody who has child come home from nursery nice and snotty, they will have a sore throat and in it she knows and we have the old. children are very effective carrie

i've done a survey of pa rents a hospital.vey of parents locally and over 50% of them say they are not comfortable sending their children back and i think we really need a collective show of leadership from the government to bring in the parent bodies, the unions, the schools and the local authorities to try and find a solution here. it is a model at the moment on the prime minister confused it more by saying some schools will go back on the 1st of june and some won't. we know people are worried, that there are concerns, and the way to fix that is to bring everyone together and then also to make sure we have the test, track and trace system in place by the 1st ofjune. track and trace system in place by the 1st of june. the track and trace system in place by the 1st ofjune. the four elements of it, including the app that we need to hear about, and how that will work, so parents can have confidence and teachers can have confidence and teachers can have confidence and teachers can have confidence and we can all work together to g

right now ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, ♪ jimmy >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy.nk you for watching television. think of this as a zoom call where you don't have to say anything or pretend to care about your boss's dog. i had an okay week -- i've been doing a lot of research, actually, to see if i can get cryogenically frozen until christmas. apparently it's doable. today as you know is may the 4th, also known as star wars day, as in may the 4th be with you. and of course if you are celebrating "star wars" day be sure to stay at least two light sabers apart. we need the force now more than ever. as

according to experts, a p pa re ntly two metres?businesses could reopen with a one metre rule, but two metres isjust simply not attainable for many of them. it is only the uk and spain that has the two metre rule. i think germany has 1.5 metres, others have 1.5 or even one metre. and this is something that is being kept continually under review, the latest scientific advice after the government asked the scientists to review the evidence says that we should stick with the two metre rule. but i don't know how long that will last, because for example, the pubs industry are saying that if we stick with two metres, eight in ten pubs will not be able to reopen. with the one metre rule, the majority of pubs would be able to cope with it. so there is a real impact on businesses, and what many people are saying is, maybe we should look for some more flexibility and trust businesses to be able to manage the situation? obviously customers will not want to be unsafe, businesses won't want to create an environment that is u nsafe. create an env

this afternoon, the class rehearsed pas de deux. piano plays. the students to go out there in the big world after being in a school for three years with the same friends. but once you're out there, you have to look after yourself. so we actually, as a school, try to prepare them for that. joel is one of our students. he is very professional. after hours of technical classes, later in the day the students get to practise their own choreography. third—year innis‘s piece is based on swan lake. five, six, seven, eight! you can choose any music and then you get four dancers — or more, if you want. i have three. i don't have a name for it yet but i've chosen indian music. it is based on contemporary and kathak. you need that... i need that passe. oh, wait, shouldn't we do this? we did a pas! yeah, yeah, we did it. this is the beginning. yeah. as well as the movements, joel is working out the soundtrack with his classmate ludmila. it's one of their last projects together before they leave college. it's a bit sad, because we've known each other for a lo

i'm in pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pants listen to this, i read that grocery stores are facing a temporary mushroomhen he heard this, mario was like, "this is no good the mushrooms are my viagra. and finally, i heard about a a woman in england who closed her flower shop because of the virus, but moved 12,000 plants inside her house to keep her business going yep. 12,000 plants. or as seth rogen calls that, a a weekend. ah-ha-ha that's our monologue right there. it's time for thank you notes, everybody. ♪ >> jimmy: hey, guys, today is friday which is when i send in my personal -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: today is friday. [ laughter ] today is friday. and that's usually when i send out my - [ blowing raspberries [ laughter ] >> jimmy: my thank you notes and i -- [ blowing raspberries anyways, so, i'm going to send out my weekly thank you notes right now, okay? ready? here we go can i get some thank you note writing music, please? >> now ♪ >> jimmy: yes. ♪ thank you, shanghai disneyland for reopening this week. it was a lot of fun until pinocchio stands out front saying, "it's totally safe in here," and

right now ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, ♪ jimmy >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy.nk you for watching television. think of this as a zoom call where you don't have to say anything or pretend to care about your boss's dog. i had an okay week -- i've been doing a lot of research, actually, to see if i can get cryogenically frozen until christmas. apparently it's doable. today as you know is may the 4th, also known as star wars day, as in may the 4th be with you. and of course if you are celebrating "star wars" day be sure to stay at least two light sabers apart. we need the force now more than ever. as if we didn't have enough to worry about, as if things weren't already insane, the country is now being invaded by something called murder hornets. these are hornets. they're two inches long. and they kill people and bees. so looks like we're never leaving our houses again. two murder hornets were spotted in washington state driving a red ford f-250 north on interstate 5. an official from the washington state department of agriculture said the hornets are probably not go

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for pa rents leeds, food not lessons needed now. for parents like daniel, with three kids to feed.re you go, enjoy. he won't send his six—year—old back injune. he won't send his six—year—old back in june. i understand where they are coming from but i can't take that risk. i don't want it spreading further. 50 it's safer for my own child and further. so it's safer for my own child and other children if i him off. as families loaded up, some with older children worried about lessons missed. yet tens, i think, need to go back, but primary school, i think they are too young to be able to not get them to interact. i think they are too young to be able to not get them to interactm pa rents able to not get them to interactm parents here were looking for greater certainty, today's inconclusive advice won't provide it. evidence we kissed on how much children passed the virus on. looking at the other areas where the r rate is rising. at this primary school, few parents feel confident to return. in the six, we had nine at 46 parents willing to send their children back. in year one, we had one

if you pa rents some kind of concerns. concerned they would not let their child come in the first week. after two weeks, there have been a problem. it the kids at home who said what can i go home really make? this they said was impossible. children, social distancing. it might not be school asa distancing. it might not be school as a know it, but they are making it work. very beautiful day. the direct translation. it is back. the light is back. jean mackenzie reporting. coronavirus has also transformed the lives of millions of teenagers and ways they can never have expected. so what is the new normal? we asked the young people and 14 different countries to record their day. from when they wake up to the moment they went to bed. to find out how they're coping during the pandemic. today marks 48 days of being quarantined due to covid—i9. today marks 48 days of being quarantined due to covid-19. you're about to see how i'm spending. a day quarantined. my lockdown. it's going to be a really different ramadan. we cannot go outs

so i think temperature —— pa rents checks.mperature —— parents will really be thinking what is my school going to be doing? is a full my child bill? there is going to be thinking by their own personal circumstances. and a lot of parents are at their wits end with trying to home—school into childcare and work from home. so i guess they are thinking if they need to go back to work, they might lose theirjobs if we don't turn up at the office. and there will be a real incentive to send their child back, but there are some any factors at play here, and i think it takes an outbreak in a school and the confidence will evaporate again. at definitely count myself as one of those pans of the wits end with home—schooling, that's for sure. anyway, back to it on monday, can't wait. daily near, sunlight at the end of the tunnel. it's glorious weather out there for much of the country, brits are ready to go barbecue and picnic crazy, as temperatures hit 25 degrees this weekend. that will be certainly the daily mirror saying and good news for

lots of pa rents children do not go back to school.kids back yet and with much of their weight. and we know in the end the indian you control the virus is a successful treatment potentially in the form of a vaccine will in the guardian talks about its front page. the first human trial results raise hope for vaccine with a lot of talk about the vaccine with a lot of talk about the vaccine projects at a peer college london and austin university as well but this story is about a company in america. indicative of the global efforts in they are being coordinated with an organisation called the cep i wear all the universities are sharing research and even government has put out hundreds of millions of pounds of funding into this and many of the government's trying to get to that vaccine because within the government has been very clear about is that the social distancing in the lock down and all this is in a holding pattern until they get a vaccine to cure covid—19. but also university are being very bullish saying that they are hoping to ha

planned for and i've got a beautiful dress and i thought i would be walking across the stage with my paents walking across the stage with my parents watching in order to receive my title. but instead, i got an e—mailand my title. but instead, i got an e—mail and graduation is called off. instead, i'm starting in the hospital where i trained to help with the staffing crisis we are challenged with at the moment. abigail is determined not to be robbed of her big day. i'm going to start by finding something that i can wearand my start by finding something that i can wear and my robes. what better than addressing down, a laptop bag. finally, the diploma. kitchen foil, introducing, doctorabigail finally, the diploma. kitchen foil, introducing, doctor abigail lewis. i'm just leaving wales now, driving to start my work. my family are a bit sad and i got bit emotional leaving and packing all of the car and leaving home. i'm just thinking about how much i love wales. as she travels across the border to start her career, reality begins to sink in. 708 people died yesterday and it's just unfathomab

chris can't risk going to his pa rents chris can't risk going to his parents home because they are toothis could affect me very big and that is why we isolated straightaway. i am slightly afraid with my asthma because i get near anyone, it is going to kill me, i know it well. without gadget or social media to help, dave is battling through with his wife, diane. can you remember anything like this before? no, never. when the war was on, we could get out and we could see people and talk. this is completely alien. it is very different. but nevertheless it isa is very different. but nevertheless it is a war against nature. what do you worry about with your health?” try not to worry about anything! i worry about people i love more than anything. i'd be ok? what are you doing? that is my constant concern. they put a circle of green card on the window, that means they are ok. if they have a problem they have got a red one that they can stick up on the window. it does play on your mind. you think about all the reports of people getting ill, you are not going to be going to the hospital with th

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thousands of miles from the capital this remote pa rt miles from the capital this remote part of brazilyor of manaus has called on the young environmental activist greta thornburg to help them. we are needing help. we have to do is save the lives of the protectors of the forest from coronavirus. we are in front of a disaster from, like barbarism, and all of your influence, i know your capacity of the feeling —— feeling the feelings of other people. my people are suffering much. iappeal directly of other people. my people are suffering much. i appeal directly to you to use your voice. help amazonas. amazonas and the forest must be saved. but the country's leader is oblivious. he spent sunday meeting hundreds of supporters, notes up —— no masks, no social distancing, instead just that in for those who want a return to military rule. this is a man who says that the virus is just a little cold. i wa nt the virus is just a little cold. i want a government with no interference he told me, angry at local authorities who have imposed strict measures to curb the spread of the virus. he says he w

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there has been a long battle between ministers and teachers and pa rents between ministers and teachersrents about whether it is safe to return. going back to this critical rate which has put it close to one by the scientists, the advice is that the impact of year i and reception going back, could be 0.2 in the r rate. again, very good reasons why parents and teachers are very nervous about the return tomorrow, and therefore why it is only going to take place in some areas of the country tomorrow with only some parents sending their children back. perhaps if things go well in the next few days, then more pa rents well in the next few days, then more parents will feel confident in sending their children back to school. if they don't, what is worrying is we were talking earlier about the education divide that has widened over the last few months because of course wealthier and more privileged children are able to do homeschooling easier than more troubled families, and the evidence i have seen suggests that it only sums children go back, there is more likely to be the better off, perhaps

for pa rents, people on board with that., we saw huge reactions around things like the mmr vaccine and people were concerned about what the effect of that might be, on their children, and the idea they will send their children to school and mix with other children and you can't socially distance properly must be terrifying for lots of people. it is worth saying that zero risk did not exist before the coronavirus but we have got to get used to the fact that we need to learn to mitigate risks and what we needin learn to mitigate risks and what we need in order to mitigate risks is clear messaging from political leaders and scientists so we get a sense of what the science says and why politicians are deciding what they decide because we have to make up they decide because we have to make up our they decide because we have to make up our own they decide because we have to make up ourown minds they decide because we have to make up our own minds on the back of what we hear. the other thing, which is worth stressing, we need a lot

so we decided to take pa rt lockdowns.art in an exclusive investigation to look at how both extremist political and fringe medical communities are trying to exploit the pandemic online. carl miller has been involved in the investigation, he is online now. how are you doing? hi spencer. we have all kind of come across a infodemic in one way or another, we have seen posts that have been forwarded to us, but the interest and ideologies are much less visible underneath it. so we joined forces with a counter extremism think tank here in the uk to really try and understand how these social media post which rubbish science, spread conspiracy theories, blame minority groups, how they spread and something of where they spread and something of where they come from and the agenda which they come from and the agenda which they are pushing. so this study is ongoing, and you are going to look throughout the study at different groups and how they are involved in the misinformation and why, is that right? started with the far right becaus

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but there is no point in doing it if pa rents a re there is no point in doing it if parents are not going school. we have got to handle this very carefully. and in that same article in the telegraph, the university of dundee is quoted and they are warning thatjust10% of pre—lockdown contact could risk a second peak. so you don't want to go back and then find that actually you have made things worse because then the lot and will be much greater. i mean at the moment it does not appear that children seem to be particularly susceptible to the virus itself but they are infection spreaders. they are little germ wa rfa re spreaders. they are little germ warfare on two legs. we all know that. let's go to the sunday express now and the pm plans to get britain working. markings for distancing and face covers and they have a number of proposals. i should say that when i read through all the proposals, they are exactly what this organisation has done behind me here. we have got one—way systems, we have got all over the floors. very briefly on this, you know what i say briefly in the second will be s

then there parents can, obviously the children are missing out on school, but while their home the pa, but while their home the parents can't go back to work. first start to kick—starting the economy is sending chills or backwards up i think france was wise to prioritise that. and the green in that respect we could be taking a leaf out of their buck. just to pick up that point on children as characters, we continue to ask scientific experts about that. in terms of france, that division its city versus country side. but in the uk it doesn't matter if it's a city or a countryside it is nations potentially now against london. yes, and you got this very bizarre situation where the other three nations of the united kingdom, scotland, wales or northern ireland have got a different set of guidance to the public. basically the ones that was the national one, the uk wide one until today. and that has caused all sorts of problems. boris johnson was trying to say today that despite all that he was still prime minister of the whole country. he was speaking for the whole country and the advice tha

i think that is pa rt have to accept that. i think that is part and parcel of it.job, so if some people want to see that as we are risking our health, and it is not essential work, and that is up to them. i have think you have to accept that. some people have vulnerable members in theirfamily who people have vulnerable members in their family who they live with. they don't want to bring the frisco andi they don't want to bring the frisco and i think you have got to take it individually and treat each person differently. —— don't want to bring that risk home. i am definitely up for coming back. as long as the guidelines are followed correctly and it is as safe as possible. i just hope that we can't get that in place. keane works with the men's mental health charity calm, campaign against living miserably, he told us about his struggles in the past when he was affected by injuries and poor form. i was feeling really down and didn't wa nt to i was feeling really down and didn't want to go out, see anyone, i felt a bit embarrassed with how things were going on the pitc

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he confirmed dominic cummings had travelled from london and was self—isolating at pa rt london and wasof the property. the police deemed no further action was necessary but did provide advice on security issues. so, where does this leave the government's stay—at—home guidance now? is the advice now to parents that if you don't have your own extended family nearby, even when you're ill with covid symptoms, you're allowed to leave your home, travel many miles across the country and isolate closer to your extended family? look, the important thing is that everyone remains in the same place whilst they're locked down, which is exactly what happened i think in the case that you are referring to with mrcummings. so, the prime minister will have known he was staying put and he didn't come out again until he was feeling better. but he did travel 250 miles from his london home, did he not. from his london home, did he not? in the guidance, it says if you are living with children, keep following this advice to the best of your ability. however, we are aware that not all these measures will be po

isobars began to slowly s pa ce the northwest.e gets less intense after the afternoon and winds start to lose their strength. starting the day on saturday, westerly winds first thing first scotland and guests they are still reaching 60 mph and only slowly eased down after that. looking pretty wet for most of the day and quite cool as well. england and wales, some sunshine and an odd shower just about anywhere but will not last long given the windy conditions into the afternoon. 30-40 conditions into the afternoon. 30—40 mph and still around 50 mph and northern scotland. cool and scotland just 11 degrees. 819 and sunshine in london and even the winds are not feeling too bad at all. we do have at that more rain to come through and the rain tends to ease down as we got through sunday with brighter condition spreading and from the last. sun shines upon and across these western areas and 17 degrees in belfast but a warming trend to our weather is set to continue into next week as well. this area of high pressure builds towards south. i

that is the most interesting pa rt be. that is the most interesting part of the article. any particular way but there‘s certainly been a change of focus or a change of emphasis over the last week or so to suggest this is going to bea week or so to suggest this is going to be a very long haul and there was a lot of talk that we will have a vaccine within a year, 18 months, but that is nonsense as we might never have a vaccine and the government seem never have a vaccine and the government seem to be slowly dropping hints in some of the documents that they released on monday about the easing of the lockdown. there was quite a few mentions of how this could go on for a long time and you‘ll have to learn to live with that. that is true and they need to prepare the british people for that possibility. to the observer‘s front page. there headline is revolt over easing of lockdown spreads as poll its prime minister. they are saying that a new opinion poll for the observer shows approval ratings for the government‘s handling of the crisis has plummeted. what do you make of that?

this app is pa rt we do not have this? three pronged programme, test, trace and track. we will be downloading the app from this afternoon onwards, there is a tracing service of human beings who will support this and i will be a testing service, and one of the many benefits of us getting this first on the island to protect our folks, especially the at—risk groups better, it's we had a significant testing centre just for ourselves on the island to make sure we can process. you will either ask for a testing set via delivery or you go to the centre. i understand all that, i am just suggesting that we do not have the human tracing side of this yet, we do not have the people who will carry out the manual tests. 0k. well, we do for our project on the island for the next few weeks, we do. one of the things that will be asked, maybe, as well as ironing out any algorithm glitches within the system or making it smaller sensitive to human contact, will be working out exactly the size of the army of traces we need to roll this out nati

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