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If you do go out exercising and youre on your own then its quite quiet, which means youre likely to come across things youve not seen before. if it is part of daily exercise on that time youre allowed to go out, thats great. eyed had people say theyve seen stoats for the first time on runs because its been really quiet. animals like foxes, badgers, hedgehogs, things like dear, we might see animals usually quite sensitive to disturbance. heres my little foxy roxy... many are sharing wildlife enco...

And if theres evidence that looks like we should change our advice, we would do so. in thailand, even newborn babies are being given specially—made face shields, an effort to protect them from the virus on the journey from the hospital to their homes. and today more faces behind the mounting british death toll. two nurses. melujean ballesteros, originally from the philippines, died in london at the hospital where she worked just two days after being admitted. and raheema sidarni had spent 50 y...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. im mike embley. donald trump angrily defends his handling of the coronavirus outbreak which has now killed 22,000 americans. a lot, a lot, and in fact, we will give you a list, part of it in fact, was up there. we did a lot. president macron announces he will begin to lift the french lockdown on may 11. the number of deaths in the uk passes 11,000 but the government says the lockdown measures are working. and ...

The government says were not yet past the peak of the coronavirus emergency. the lockdown has held over the easter bank holiday, but deaths are expected to rise still further this week. this week, were going to see a further increase. thereafter, we should see a plateau, as the effects of the social distancing come through. that plateau may last for some time and then begin to decrease. the death toll reported today stands at 717 — that doesnt include deaths in care homes or the community. one...

Lockdown on may 11th. how the the restrictions here are hitting poorer communities the hardest. and how as we stay in, animals are feeling bold enough to come out into our gardens and onto our streets. and in sport: tottenham have reversed their decision to use the governments furlough scheme for non—playing staff and will pay them in full in april and may after criticism from fans. good evening. the government says were still not past the peak of the coronavirus outbreak and the number of dea...

And as urban areas fall quiet and more people put out food in their yards and gardens, wild animals are showing up in some very domestic settings. so could nature be making the most out of lockdown? its a very strange time for all of us. how might different animals be adapting to it? so, really, all the places that were quite noisy and busy and typically dominated by human activity, there is more space now for animals and wildlife generally. so i think a lot of species will respond to that, part...

The government says were not yet past the peak of the coronavirus emergency. the lockdown has held over the easter bank holiday, but deaths are expected to rise still further this week. this week, were going to see a further increase. thereafter, we should see a plateau, as the effects of the social distancing come through. that plateau may last for some time and then begin to decrease. the death toll reported today stands at 717 — that doesnt include deaths in care homes or the community. one...

There are not many upsides to the current restrictions. but some of our native animals appear to be enjoying the quiet on the nations roads. wildlife experts say that the dramatic drop in traffic as a result of the lockdown could help to pause the decline in species such as hedgehogs. our science correspondent victoria gill reports. while so many of us are stuck indoors, lockdown hasnt slowed down the flurry of springtime activity outside. and as urban areas fall quiet and more people put out fo...

The uk is told not to expect its lockdown to be relaxed yet, despite hopes that deaths from the virus are slowing. meanwhile in france, president macron announces schools will begin to reopen in mid may — and says people will gradually be able to return to work. and well tell you why the current restrictions are proving good news for the natural world at least. welcome. as countries around the world count the cost of the coronavirus pandemic in human lives and economic damage, theres increased...

And as urban areas fall quiet and more people put out food in their yards and gardens, wild animals are showing up in some very domestic settings. so could nature be making the most out of lockdown? a lot more space now. we think a lot a species will respond to that. if thatis a species will respond to that. if that is the case, something like lockdown was much less traffic could have a real impact for the hedgehog. uk road traffic plummeted by almost three quarters in the first week of the stay...