as a consultant owen paterson earns about $100000.00 pounds a year advise in randolph's libertarius peers kit is marketed at 120 pounds we've yet to receive a comment from paterson or randolph's but the company has previously defended its position as a private company with the 40 years investment in and commitment to the diagnostics industry ran docs quickly developed a code 19 test and were able to provide that test with a home sample collection capability at a very competitive price that price is a matter of public record. counselor johns aswell told me consumers will remember the unscrupulous shops and sellers after the pandemic has finished. basic question of greed because certainly the virus here before covert 19 is grete and what we've said to our residents is to make sure look when you need help from the council we put in things like free one hour parking we've increased the the the enforcement team to help you and also the government has actually given you though their window of pain you'll be 80 in 8 years time making sure that you get access to grants and you'll start getting 80

as a consultant i went paterson earns about $100000.00 pounds a year advise in round docs liberal trees whose kid is marketed at $120.00 pounds we have yet to receive a comment from paterson or run docs but the company has previously defended its position as a private company with over 40 years investment in and commitment to the diagnostics industry run docs quickly developed a code 19 test and were able to provide that test with a home sample collection capability at a very competitive price that price is a matter of public record or to discuss all of this are joined by councilor jazz aswell just thank you very much for joining us i mean is making laws against profiteering now a case of closing the door after the horse has bolted. i think i think a lot of residents of certainly felt that and i think. making sure that we actually try and still carry on with the way the residents expect us to it's really important and certainly what we've done in red breeches made sure our enforcement team has gone out to even though there are no real laws in place but there are certain things we could

as a consultant i mean paterson around 100000 pounds a year advising randolph's laboratories whose kit is marketed at $120.00 pounds we have yet to receive a comment from paterson or run docs but the company has previously defended its position. as a private company with over 40 years investment in and commitment to the diagnostics industry ran docs quickly developed a code 19 test and were able to provide that test with a home sample collection capability at a very competitive price that price is a matter of public record. now the travelodge hotel chain is under fire for citing the coronavirus crisis as a reason to evict homeless families they've been placed in their rooms by local councils travelodge sent a letter to hundreds of residents including homeless families to inform them that hotels were closing down due to the government's coronavirus restrictions they instructed these people to vacate the hotel within hours of the letter being sent or critics of the new restrictions took to twitter to express their outrage with people dropping the move to evict those with nowhere to go a

paterson says blood tests could be a good route to test people who developed antibodies.eople would have protection from getting sick. >>>outhwest airlines gate agent has tested positive for coronavirus. he last worked at oakland international airport on sunday. dan noyes has been investigating what, if anything, has been done to alert customers who had contact with that agent. >> some employees are worried about the spread of coronavirus after a gate agent tested positive. the employee sent me pictures of terminal two with workers doing a deep clean. the agent worked at gate 23, you can see it cordoned off and gates 25, 26, 27 and that he used the bathroom at the terminal two baggage claim. southwest tells me an enhanced cleaning of the gate areas was performed in accordance with applicable guidelines. they shut down and cleaned the bathroom. a maintenance worker said he was heavy on the hydrogen peroxide. >> wrm i'm not going to touch anything. i touched my bag and i'll walk in the door and sit down on the plane. m thstnd the airport has done everything they are suppose

here's our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. heading into? this is the main venue. how many people can get in here? for a standard show, about 350. band on the wall, normally one of manchester's busiest music venues, but it's shut. normally there are people in the venue, it would have been full of flight cases and everybody working really hard. for the staff of 40, it's a worrying time. if we don't have any shows to go on, we don't have any shifts to give to those people so yes, it's incredibly worrying and heartbreaking. have you had to make some difficult phone calls this week? yes, really difficult phone calls. when a band can't tour, it means no work there behind—the—scenes team. bombay bicycle club have cancelled their gigs, so melanie kott will not be running her merchandise stall. it's a stream of people losing work and losing work. we don't get paid if a gig doesn't happen. people are really struggling? absolutely. everyone from top to bottom is losing out. the music goes away, everything just disappears. with glastonbur

mainly one kind of people there were very it was a very mix i think the most diverse city we saw was paterson new jersey. a melting pot it's like a microcosm of new york almost because for example i think 60 percent of the population he sees panic 28 african american 9 percent white and then 3 percent asian and then so on is also the 2nd largest muslim population in the united states there is a difference languages speak it in their classrooms so that was a melting pot and you go from neighborhood to neighborhood and you see that changing it to pocket but they all get along in a beautiful way so that was one of the most they. now what did people say before you gave them the d.n.a. test and they have a pretty good. the of where they thought they came from and how many of them were accurate yes they always have an idea because you know family history and verbal history is very different also like you may know where your great great grandfather came from you know but this is sort of the house passed through family to family that is the n.h.s. go back 300 years back so you really get to see your

now paterson is being forced to look elsewhere for the new downs. 2 weeks before her big day. her mom says it's the last thing they expected. >>i would have thought of it and i think that's the biggest surprise to me is that something that's happening in the world impacts the wedding. >>patterson says she's working with a local shop and a designer to pick out new dresses and altered them to fit in with her ceremony. ahead on kron 4 news at 8 the nation's top doc says stop buying face masks. >>why he we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>the surgeon general has a simple request for people that are concerned about the spread of coronavirus tweeting seri

paterson says blood tests may be a good route to detect.eople would have prodekz fr from getting sick. >>> a southwest airlines gate agent has tested positive for coronavirus. he last worked at oakland international airport on sunday. southwest employees sent the i team these photos of workers deep cleaning terminal two. now, the airport says the agent worked at gate 23, 25, 26 and 27. we also learned he used the restroom at the terminal two baggage claim. southwest said it enhanced cleaning at the gates and shut down and clean the restroom is what they're doing to take care of it. a flight attendant and a couple passengers we spoke wsaid. >> southwest probably took care of it and we're still being spaced. >> for me. i'm i'coly wlake care of it. >> thatt that's one way to take of it. >> other agents said they're hope not carriers and spreading it to others. southwest will notify customers who came in contact. the airline said it will comply with c drrx c. >> you got to give us a tutorial, kumasi. >> listen, my hair is low maintenance. >> ma

the 70-year-old is in isolation in paterson, new jersey.ng county, washington, 46 employees testing positive. in another nursing home in the same town where 15 people have died, a doctor in his 40s is infected. over 43 people have died in king county alone. hospitals around the country reporting a spike in incoming patients and a shortage of critical protective equipment, also crucial to protecting themselves. hospitals scrambling to prepare for the onslaught, setting up tents outside emergency rooms. another critical matter, testing. people lining up in cars for drive-thrus. vice president pence repeatedly saying more tests will be available. >> by the weekend, another 1 million tests will be shipped around the country. the expectation that the end of next week, 4 million tests will be shipped. >> reporter: but it's not as simple as just sending out the tests. the health care workers need to be in full protective gear. a number of states now saying they're concerned about a shortage of protective gear to keep clinicians safe. >> this is so

we were talking about big players, iain duncan smith, david davis, owen paterson, people who are notssle is far from over. indeed, we may hear a bit of it in the commons today, because we know there is going to have to be legislation to get this through, which means that there is an opportunity for tory mps to try and coalesce and find some sort of mechanism to scupper these proposals, so that is a battle looming down the line, and it is interesting the way those sorts of more routine political battles have replaced the old front of brexit. is the prime minister standing up? i think he is. thank you, mr speaker, it is two years to the day when a chemical weapon was deployed by russian intelligence on the streets of salisbury. all our thoughts stay with those affected and their friends and family. we seekjustice for them. salisbury is back on its feet, focused on the future l welcoming visitors with welcome mars. this house would want to make tribute to the people of salisbury and wish them well for the future. i shall add further such meetings later today. as the government prepares

colin paterson, bbc news, altrincham.ook, has already been viewed by thousands of people and it has certainly cheered us up. you think, what are we going to do? let's do this. have a look at these guys. whatever is happening there this morning, you're going to be working really hard. you are working really ha rd working really hard. you are working really hard but this shows the spirit of those in the nhs. the footage shows workers at basildon hospital performing to the olly murs song, ‘dance with me tonight'. the singer has since offered them tickets for his next show. stay safe, i hope your day pans out well today. breakfast will be back from 6am tomorrow. this is bbc news. the headlines: closed indefinitely. an order for pubs and restaurants across the uk to shut their doors comes into effect to help slow the spread of coronavirus. we are collectively telling cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants to close. ministers are urged to extend wage protection to millions of self—employed workers who face losing their livelihoods.

here's our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson.cases and everybody working really hard. for the staff of 40, it's a worrying time. don't have any shows to go on, we don't have any shifts to give to those people so yes, it's incredibly worrying and heartbreaking. have you had to make some difficult phone calls this week? yes, really difficult phone calls. when a band can't tour, it means no work for their behind—the—scenes team. bombay bicycle club have cancelled their gigs, so melanie kott will not be running her merchandise stall. social media has a stream of people losing work and losing work. we don't get paid if a gig doesn't happen. people are really struggling? absolutely. everyone from top to bottom is losing out. the gigs go away, everything just disappears. with glastonbury gone and other festivals following, those who normally work at them are having to be creative to find employment. in my experience, there's a lot of logistics so delivery drivers for grocery companies, supermarkets, would be ideal, actually, but i quite

here's our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson.is the main venue. heading into. this is the main venue. how many people can get in here? for a standard show, about 350. band on the wall, normally one of manchester ‘s busiest music venues but its shut. normally people are people in the venue would have been full of flight cases in everybody working really hard. for the staff of 40, it's a worrying time. don't have any shows to go on, we don't have any ship to give to those people so yes, it's incredibly worrying and heartbreaking. have you had to make some difficult phone calls this week? yes, really difficult phone calls. when a band contour, it means no work there behind—the—scenes team. bombay bicycle club have cancelled their gigs so melanie nott will not be running her merchandise stall. social media as a stream of people losing work and losing work. we don't get paid if a gig doesn't happen. people really struggling? absolutely. everyone from top to bottom is losing out. the music goes away and everyone —— everything just disa