reception from the congolese telephone system she has to walk to the border and now that's illegal susu i want to his i'm risking a lot because we're not allowed to go anywhere without permission. rwanda's lockdown will continue until the end of april and maybe even longer. well for many of us the risk environment can mean loneliness especially for the most vulnerable members of society they are cut off from friends and relatives and they haven't seen them for months but one enterprising belgian businessman has come up with an idea that's taken some of the distance out of social distancing. clementine has been waiting for this moment for almost 2 months her husband is in this process cab home the last time he saw him was in early march now they're reunited for a few precious minutes. then this is great isn't it it's great. i think i have to stay here yes. the idea of using cranes to hold people closer together was a brainchild of tristen fund and bosch he's a manager of the company that rents out the platforms for window cleaning and fruit picking. i saw somebody waving at his mother 2

reception from the congolese telephone system she has to walk to the border and now that's illegal susu i'm risking a lot because we're not allowed to go anywhere without permission. to rwanda's lockdown will continue until the end of april and maybe even longer. will it is an unintended consequence of the virus shut down a glut of commodities and produce that no one wants to buy distributors have stopped collecting harvest leaving farmers with fields full of produce and the sudden drop in income. tankers filled with oil that no one needs they're heading out to sea from the coast of california to wait things out hoping that demands and prices pick up when times are better. but with farm produce it's not so easy. california farmer jack vessey destroyed his lettuce crop in mid april because he couldn't find a market or even a charity to take it you know you're seeing here behind me is very difficult not just for me you know on the economic side but emotional side as well everybody on this ranch is kind like their blood sweat and tears in this crop but he isn't alone from beer brewers in g

economic and political decisions to ensure sports men and women are pushed back into competitive action susu and it wants professional athletes to set the right example for all fit and healthy people who can still transmit the virus even if they have no obvious symptoms or we've been talking superman short the executive director of the world as association he says pay cuts are another big issue facing athletes in all sports. i think the key in terms of the negotiations about about pay cuts he's not to put introduce these moral element to it to shame the players into into taking a pay cut we've seen throughout the world the players being responsible i understand if revenues not coming in then that's going to impact salaries i think there's been some shaming of athletes and it's very interesting to sail enormously for example say to the leadership at f.c. barcelona we were always going to do the right thing the fact that we are visible and successful and there may be some reputational opportunity around that does not help the long term health and safety is said to be the primary concern but th