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phil horn wondered: mike wharton thought: and david kelly e—mailed: coronavirus was so pervasive on thes this week that even the budget seemed like something of a side issue. many of the announcements in rishi sunak‘s speech on wednesday came as a surprise but some, as is normal, had been widely trailed — or at least guessed at — in the days leading up to the budget. and that infuriated andrew lane, who asked: since 2007, the bbc has run a project which gives young people the chance to get involved with media workshops and training, and to tell their own stories online, on radio and on tv. young reporter, which was previously known as school report, works with thousands of ii— to 18—year—olds and this week held its annual festival. part of that was a celebration of those who'd submitted stories they felt the bbc should be covering, with awards handed out to the winners. here's one of those winners, morgan, with her report on upskirting — the practice of taking images underneath a victim's clothing without permission. i've come to a school to talk to sixth formers about their awareness o

phil horn wondered: mike wharton thought: and david kelly e—mailed: coronavirus was so pervasive on theand training, and to tell their own stories online, on radio and on tv. young reporter, which was previously known as school report, works with thousands of11— to 18—year—olds and this week held its annual festival. part of that was a celebration of those who'd submitted stories they felt the bbc should be covering, with awards handed out to the winners. here's one of those winners, morgan, with her report on upskirting — the practice of taking images underneath of victim's clothing without permission. i've come to a school to talk to sixth formers about their awareness of upskirting. i'm going to try and share my story to make sure that you know if you are ever put in a situation, how to get out of it, and how police can help you. i walked into my local swimming pool change rooms and i had photos taken of my bare body from underneath the wall of the changing room next to me. well, i'm delighted to say we are joined now by morgan and also byjosie verghese, head of young reporter. welco

liz: phil and john and mike novogratz, we do have to run. we are probably going to have you back up on the horn because it is a fast-moving market. our sincere thanks to all three of you. dow jones industrials down down about 7.9%. happening right now, this could move the markets in one direction or another. the senate is on the verge of voting for that $100 billion coronavirus stimulus package. the house of representatives already passed it last week. they are voting for amendments right now. the trump administration has also pitched an $850 billion stimulus that is still a bit short on details. hillary vaughn is watching the clock here on capitol hill. when do we think they will really start in full force to begin voting? reporter: the voting is actually twice as long for social distancing. typically 15 minutes set aside, the majority leader said today 30 minutes will be set aside for each vote on every amendment. so going a little bit longer than it would originally without these conditions. but we did obtain the treasury document that paints in broad strokes at least from the administration