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Welcome to viewers on bbc one, as we wait for the prime minister to lead todays coronavirus briefing from downing street. thats after his top advisor, dominic cummings, appeared in the rose garden at downing street a short while ago to give his reaction to all the controversy around his decision to travel hundreds of miles to his parents home with his family during the lockdown. so, plenty for us during the lockdown. so, plenty for us to discuss. and it will be interesting, to say the least, to ...

She maybe? 7 77 n 7 she maybe be 77 n 7 she maybe be a 7 n 7 she maybe be a bit 7 because she has 0cd. maybe be a bit more tolerant of people with this illness. new research suggests around but a quarter a million people in wales have had their working hours cut and laid off or been made redundant as a result of the pandemic. i want everyone to see the reality of the situation. everyone is cancelling, which is fine because they cant. i am scared to carry on anyway. beauty business owner,

Have kids out of school for an extended period of time? what does that do to their cognitive development? what does this mean for the birth rate? you know, does it go up or down? we dont know yet. and how does that impact the workforce? >> daily life, the way we know it, is on hold. >> some airlines actually now are starting to lay off employees. >> nba, mlb, nhl, and mls, are now all set to go quiet. the coronavirus has forced us all to adjust almost overnight to a world turned upside down. wel...

Epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the last two months. i want to sent a message to the u.s. to please take this as seriously as possible. if we would have responded sooner, italy would have been in a totally different situation. >> anna wasnt alone in trying to sound the alarm. mattia who lived and worked in new york feared other countries would soon be suffering just like italy. on march 13th he wrote a column in the "boston globe" urging other countries to learn what would be called the...

No one has ever stopped a fast-moving transmissible pandemic in its tracks. >> president xi jinping declared a peoples war, a term demanding that the entire country mobilize to crush the invading enemy. but remember, this is china, where crushing the invading enemy may involve measures that would not fly in a democracy. >> they undertook these very draconian methods that americans would not accept. the blunt fact is that the authoritarian system, the system of sensorship, propaganda, control, an...

Draconian methods that americans would not accept. the blunt fact is that the authoritarian system, the system of censorship, propaganda, control and surveillance actually helped them deal with the virus because people already have this built-in sense of surveillance in their lives. they tolerate it. >> first came the mass lockdown of wuhan. a city about five times the size of london. at the time it was the most extensive and restrictive shutdown in the history of the world. some struggled to ge...

Welcome back to "cnn news room." im rosemary church. muslims around the world are celebrating eid al-fitr, the three day holiday. traditionally whole communities turn out, but with fears of potential surges of coronavirus, many countries have reimposed strict confinement measures. good to see you, sam. so, in the midst of this pandemic, how subdued have eid celebrations been so far?

[ speaking foreign language ] >> theres no question the chinese communist party looked at the outpouring of rage about their handling of the virus in wuhan and saw this as the greatest threat to their control since the tiananmen square uprising in 1989. >> china, of course, famously crushed dissent with brute force at tiananmen square. but this time in a rare move the central government allowed for a limited opening of protests online. >> they didnt want to clamp down entirely. they needed to ma...

Remember how extraordinary that is in a country known for the largest and most sophisticated online sensorship system in the world. >> it was such an outpouring of outrage that it swamped the usual chinese sensorship system. they simply could not keep up. >> the chinese people were furious about dr. lis death and the initial cover up of the severity of the outbreak. as the virus spread, peoples anger got even louder. [ speaking foreign language ] >> theres no question the chinese communist party...

Restrictions and fears of a second wave, plus protecting the most vowel national. nursing home, grounded zero for covid-19 deaths, we will ask mark parkinson about protecting the elderly. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether youre for me or trump, then you aint black. chris: we will ask sunday panel if the presumptive democratic nominee needs to get back on the trail or keep quiet, all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again on this memorial day weekend from fox new...