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Farmers flying in foreign workers in the middle of a global pandemic? they were offered jobs back in october and november last year. the borders remain open and theyre able to travel. many are returnees who are skilled at the job and understand exactly whats involved. they are just a small part of the workforce that is so critically required to make sure that we are able to harvest those crops which have been grown in the field, and ultimately get them into the supermarket and onto peoples plate...

Ultimately get them into the supermarket and onto peoples plates. recruiters say that for the first time in a generation, british workers have applied forfarm british workers have applied for farm work. is something, something to feed people who are need. manchester university student zoe is one of themis offering accommodation to go out and work on a farm and pick fruit and vegetables for a period of weeks. i wanted to help out really because i felt quite useless. i thought it would be quite a ...

Yet theyre inviting a big problem by opening up in the absence of nationwide surveillance testing. >> lets pause right here. lucky for us both of our guests are at home and have no other plans. so they have agreed to stay for more. when we come back, another huge endorsement in whats been a very productive 72 hours for joe biden.

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Thats the worst. >> reporter: the mayor of new orleans recommending her city shell major events until next year as the president pushes for a symbolic may 1st reopening, officials around the country are trying to adjust expectations. >> we know were in this for the long haul. the virus isnt going to disappear or go away any time soon. >> i say, personal opinion, its over when you have a vaccine. its over when people know im 100% safe and i dont have to worry about this. >> reporter: that vaccine...

Youve not seen before. ive had people reporting theyve seen stoats for the very first time while theyve been out on runs because its been really quiet. animals such as foxes, badgers, hedgehogs, animals that are usually quite sensitive to disturbance. heres my little foxy loxy... many people are sharing wildlife encounters on social media, and conservation organisations like the peoples trust for endangered species and the rspb are asking peole to spend some of their lockdown time on surveys tha...

I think compared to three weeks ago, now, because weve got quieter roads, we have quieter neighbourhoods, one thing that we are doing now is perhaps noticing much more about whats going on around us with nature. so, at the moment, normally, here, there would be lots of lorries going past, cars going past. and yet, instead, all i can hear are blackbirds and robins singing. whether youre in the middle of an urban area or in the countryside, there is still plenty to see and hear. the dawn chorus, a...

And the middleman caved, too. robert delao. the man who came snooping around the investigation a couple of days after the carlisle murder and passed a polygraph. which might say something about polygraphs. now deleo admitted he recruited suckow and transmitted henriksons orders and the money. so september 2014, nine months after his arrest on weapons charges, james henrikson was flown from north dakota to spokane, washington and charged with multiple counts of conspiracy, solicitation and murder...

Week. the question is, will he listen to the experts if they say he cant do it? one official telling me, look, theyre going to do this in tranches. this is not going to be like flipping a switch on a light bulb. its going to be like turning up a dimmer, chuck. >> yeah, i just wonder, do they -- do we avoid a red/blue response by governors if we go in that direction, which i think is the fear a lot of the scientists have in all of this. all right, guys. im going to pause here. our tech challenges...

0berammergau from the black death. little protection now it seems against a modern virus. it is a kind of a grey fog that lays all over every life, every action, everything we do. with stopping or bringing the passion play two years later on stage, and the fact of the corona crisis, we miss 10 million euros. costumes, props, in storage now. the play itself is insured but local businesses depend on the visitors. 0berammergau is in lockdown. the production postponed until 2022. people think about ...