gained global acclaim after completing a record breaking charity walk around his own garden the royal air force staged a fly pass of world war 2 planes over the said terry and hole in his honor in the pandemic. welcome to the 19th special and the in use i want to get jones good to have you with us now these are trying times for parents our kids safe from the virus are they at risk according to experts the jury is still out music to the years of parents schools and kindergartens this week the swiss health ministry said children under the age of 10 are not at risk of covert 19 as they don't appear to contract the virus the announcement was based on conversations with doctors under study and legibly showing children don't have the receptive to get infected with the virus one study in iceland interviewed a group of voluntary participants and came to the conclusion that children play only a minor role in spreading the coronavirus german vie religious however have questioned that saying the research only focused on a small fraction of the population new research from berlin chevy chase hospital invol

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national health service has been promoted to the rank of americano in his 100th birthday the royal air force flew world war 2 planes are he's home just north of london in his honor the fly past was supposed to be a surprise but the government had to confirm the rumors in the face of immense media interest cotton tom is not just a celebrity in britain fans around the world have been wishing him well on this very special day. a flood of birthday wishes. is the most amazing outpouring of love for a great man who kept until nothing is caught the hearts of everybody in this country and this is what it looks like really we've we've had 125000 cards in the last week and a bit. there's centenarian being celebrated as captain tom moore he's famously completed 100 laps of his garden with the help of his walking frame and in doing so raised more than 27000000 pounds to support britain's national health service during the coronavirus outbreak crutchfield it's. right here in america and captain tom's aim was to raise just a 1000 pounds with his charity walk but his humble mission became an unexpected hit

the ‘i' claims the royal air force are being "forced" to pick up delayed protective kit from turkey ass treatment. the daily telegraph also leads on tests in the uk, but features a picture of the entrpeneur, sir richard branson, who has offered to mortgage necker island, his caribbean home, in return for a taxpayer—funded £500 million bailout for his virgin atlantic airline. the international edition of the financial times focuses on us oil prices crashing into negative territory for the first time in history — as the evaporation of demand triggered by the coronavirus pandemic leaves the world awash with oil and not enough storage capacity. the sun has two royals on its front page — favouring the 98—year—old prince philip's tribute to front line workers over harry's announcement that he's refusing to co—operate with some british tabloid newspapers. the times features harry and meghan on its front page — covering their mouths — and reports uk ministers have been warned by nhs bosses that advising people to wear facemasks to slow the spread of coronavirus risks jeopardising critical supp

the royal air force flew world war ii planes over his home north of london in his honor.he flyover was supposed to be a surprise, but the government had to confirm the rumors in the midst of intense media interest. he is not just a celebrity in britain. fans around the world have been wishing him well on this very special birthday. >> a flood of birtrthday wishes. >> it is the most amazing outpouring of love for a great man. he has captured the hearts of everybody in this country and this is what it looks like. >> the centenarian being celebrated is this man, who completed 100 laps in his garden with the help of his walking frame, and raise more than 27 million pounds to support britain's national health service during the coronavirus outbreak. his aim was to raise just 1000 pounds with his chcharity walk, but his humble mission became th an unexpected hit as people watch his progress online. >> it is unbelievable that people would be so kind to give that kind of money the national health service. >> havining raise more donations than any charity walk in history, he has e

it is important to thank the royal air force that is on standby in order to make sure this equipmentsee that coming into the country tomorrow. but we do recognise that we need to be working and working constantly in order to boost supplies. that is why we have brought in lord dayton in order to spearhead the government's response in coordinating the actions we want to be taking in order to make sure our nhs staff have everything they want. we don't want to see anyone in a setting that doesn't have the equipment they need to do theirjob. jenny, i'm not sure if you can add anything? i want to add some practical tangibility to that. there isa practical tangibility to that. there is a cross government board which meets and i am part of that board to ensure that clinical prioritisation is there. when i say clinical, it is not just across the is there. when i say clinical, it is notjust across the nhs it is around the social care sector and other parts of the system which need ppe as well. for example, funeral parlour staff, for example. but in the right proportions and we work right acros

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tom gained global a claim after completing a record breaking charity walk around his garden and royal air force flew world war 2 aircraft just north of london in his honor. just on to remind you of the top story at this hour germany's chancellor angela merkel has announced an easing off a lockdown museums galleries and children's playgrounds ought to be allowed to reopen under certain conditions but major events such as sports much isn't called such as a state bond until the advent of just. a small at the top of it i'll have a look at. the. illusion influence. on perception our thinking back out. willing to change obstructive appearances and to form sue easily failed to see the danger in most companies when the bomb blew flame up it's time for cash he made in germany. to be 30 minutes to deliver. this state of emergency is the normal. people around the world aren't documenting these traumatic times. they're keeping the corona diary. and welcoming us into the lockers. they let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diaries starts maintaining d.w. . lead it's a deadly sin

we saw the first glimpses of the uk's bluetooth—based contact tracing app being trialed at a royal air forcehire. but hundreds of privacy and security experts from around the world have written an open letter expressing concerns about the way they think that contact tracing apps need to pay attention to our privacy. one of those experts is online now, professor alan woodward. we have talked about three different ways of tracking people's location. do you think any of them are accurate enough? the short answer is no. none of them are, because in the real world, in a perfect world, if you are in the laboratory you might get something like the accuracy you need. but in the real world, none of them are going to be accurate enough, particular indoors, but really bluetooth is the only option you have. but that is why you can't rely solely on the distance data, and why the better apps are going to model in time as well. so for example, suppose you come within two metres of someone, passing them on a bike on a road, but actually you only get one ping from the bluetooth beacon that's sent out. it's n

we saw the first glimpses of the uk's bluetooth—based contact tracing app being trialed at a royal air force. but hundreds of privacy and security experts from around the world have written an open letter expressing concerns about the way they think that contact tracing apps need to pay attention to our privacy. one of those experts is online now, professor alan woodward. we have talked about three different ways of tracking people's location. do you think any of them are accurate enough? the short answer is no. none of them are, because in the real world, in a perfect world, if you are in the laboratory you might get something like the accuracy you need. but in the real world, none of them are going to be accurate enough, particular indoors, but really bluetooth is the only option you have. but that is why you can't rely solely on the distance data, and why the better apps are going to model in time as well. so for example, suppose you come within two metres of someone, passing them on a bike on a road, but actually you only get one ping from the bluetooth beacon that's sent out. it's not n

he received more than a thousand birthday cards and a flyover from the royal air force, thanks from the birthday kick. thanks for inviting us into her home tonight. that's it for tonight's "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. we are going over these video questions from the town hall and there are lots of good ones around the country. >> martha: there are, and we encourage people to keep sending them. what do you want to ask president trump about the economy, what is going on with the coronavirus and what the future looks like. i look forward to seeing you out there. thanks, brett. all right everybody. good evening to you. i martha maccallum and this is the story. the president turning his attention to the nation's home, sending fema personal protective gear. and he created a mission for nursing home safety that will to get underway next month. >> president trump: as we have tragically seen the virus poses the greatest risk to older americans.

a lovely cake, yes, with the royal air force colours and a little spitfire on top, that is marvellousde such an effort, and standing there in the cold, thank you all very very much, very kind of you all. captain tom, thank you, and thank you to your family. and captain tom, thank you, and thank you to yourfamily. and happy birthday. thank you. thank you very much. everyone then, he is the one who is out in the cold, with his blanket and saying thank you to us and our teams there, for being out in the cold celebrating. i hope that was a joyful time for you here on brea kfast, joyful time for you here on breakfast, south—westernly enjoyed it. great to celebrate. it is worth saying we did thank the family, because all the way along, they have made a point of sharing their grandad, their dad, with us, in this extraordinary journey, grandad, their dad, with us, in this extraordinaryjourney, so grandad, their dad, with us, in this extraordinary journey, so many thanks to everyone involved. sarah has a special temperature on her map, her weather map today. i would be alarmed if i didn't know

by walking in his garden has turned 100 years old to mark the occasion the royal air force staged a battle of britain memorial flight every time captain moore's efforts have been lauded by the public and he's received special birthday messages from both the queen and the prime minister. you started. with my own little i pod judging mug you have treatment come on national health service. and consciousness care and he should go. to the doctors and nurses and all of the people and the service has been absolutely magnificent none of the reasons why i called it a great tension thing to raise all this money. example in a 100 years do you want to spend great anything you want use you know i think the jobs that were involved the public come forward. or lose calls to do so move money. you think we need to put it back. well what do you. think. we'll need to get to get a little children with all of this to get the know we'll need a moon she'll lose. ended we'll. all know the it was you know we lost track of the moment. and. i'm never ever told i would do anything like this mikko a post office oddity

by walking in his garden has turned 100 years old to mark the occasion the royal air force staged a battle of britain a moral fight every time after moore's efforts have been lauded by the public and has received special birthday messages from both the queen and the prime minister. thank. you started. my own little lot of mug treatment come on national health service. and consciousness care and he should go. to the doctors and nurses and all of the people and the service has been absolutely magnificent there were little reasons why i called it a great show and saying to release all this money. and then later on 3 years to do around 2000 great anything. you know i think the jobs that were involved the public come forward to produce calls to do so movement. do you think we need to put it back. well more do you. think silicon. we'll all need to get to. know will not lose. the moment. that. i would do him seem not. to say almost more but don't hold your breath. and more news including the u.k. government's coronavirus daily press briefing from the. you shouldn't somebody. let's see i guess. i

the nhs is testing its forthcoming covid—19 contact—tracing app at a royal air force base in north yorkshiresers either: "you're ok now," or: "you need to isolate yourself and stay at home." watch either the risks of this sort ofapp? i'm joined by mike beck, global head of threat analysis at cybersecurity firm darktrace. do you have concerns about this sort ofapp? do you have concerns about this sort of app? i think that absolutely everybody wants to help fight the virus. i think technology can play a fantastic part in it. i think the concerns around this are that our phones are our lives. it contains everything about me. it contains an awful lot of information. i think the concerns are perhaps twofold here. first, it is about privacy, what exactly is being taken and used off of my phone. i think we have to be very clear about that with the public and about what data is being used. secondly, it is security. it is about the fact that i'm going to install this on my mobile phone, so it is about the security of the application and also about the security of the data that is being collected. in

england who were being bribed essentially by be people of the level of the head of the saudi air force who was a royal prince. we would fly the 2 of us angelica and they would buy cars dresses and it wasn't shopping like you would i would think in the end when they gather together all the shopping we would charge an entire jumbo jet to fly it all back to saudi arabia it was in the camp to try and trace through the bank accounts who the ultimate beneficiary saw that the case became really very serious is the trail appeared to lead to wards senior members of the saudi royal family. the most outrageous example was that maybe 80 i don't want to to go the way with prince bandar at one point i made him a present of a huge commercial airliner all of his very. which he promptly have painted in the gray and silver colors of the dallas cowboys were his favorite american team i mean is the fly around in that quite cheerfully. the case centered on establishing the ultimate beneficiary of exceptionally knowledge amounts of money paid by pitch sharing space for consultancy said to see. if there's evidence that mark