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Hit by the pandemic — are able to apply for loans of up to £50,000 in a scheme backed by the treasury. this afternoon world leaders will host a global online summit with the hope of raising over $8 billion in funds to develop vaccines and treatments for covid—19. italy is easing its coronavirus restrictions, nearly two months after becoming the first democracy to impose a strict national lockdown. millions of workers are expected to return to construction sites and factories. however, its a...

Universities will also be able to recruit more students than planned to help ease their financial pressures. first with more details on the draft government proposals for the workplace here is andy moore. deserted streets, like here in leeds, are all part of our new normal, but the government is now looking at how we move out of the current restrictions. the prime minister is not set to publicly outline proposals for easing lockdown just yet but employers are already being consulted about a poss...

Colleagues, thank you. thank you for what youre doing. and thank you for spending some time to talk to us about it. were grateful. >> thank you so much, nicole. when we return, an emerging hot spot with one of the highest rates of infection in the country right now. well go to gallup, new mexico, just off the navajo reservation. and now on total lockdown. thats next. getting older shouldnt mean giving up all the things she loves to do. it should just mean, well, finding new ways to do them. ri...

Shocking new numbers out west, the latest evidence that native americans have been among the hardest hit by this pandemic. the navajo reservation across utah, arizona and new mexico is a swelling hotspot. on saturday, navajo health department reported 2,373 positive case. the governor of new mexico says the lack of physical distancing is a problem for the entire

Message seeing the test resuls,s where is are constituents, where your citizens right now in terms of their mindset? >> well, most of the people i have talked to me, theyre in fay very of it because weve got to break that cycle and were a very unique community, small town, 22,000 people, but were in the middle of five indian reservations. its the regional shopping area for these reservations. . the first of the month is when the checks, you know, majority of people get paid so they come and some...

The health officials and even the makers of clorox warning do not try this, it could kill. >> requiring doctors, public officials, and organizations to shift their focus from fighting covid-19 to actually warn the public not to ingest disinfectant. >> i wouldnt recommend the internal ingestion of a disinfectant. >> we wanted to ask the white house about all of this, but they declined to participate in this documentary. >> for now, americans need to keep their eyes looking straight ahead t ahead,...

Declined to participate in this documentary. for now, americans need to keep their eyes looking straight ahead to the finish line. listening to the experts and not get distracted by confusing unfounded messages. >> i dont think there is only one path to defeat covid. we need our leaders to be focused, serious, honest, to be able to deal with new fast-moving scientific information. thats the path to defeat covid. >> why is it the time now in the middle of this pandemic to start investigating the ...

Most meaningful time i had with him. it was our last moments together. we were lying side by side on my parents bed. he just put his fingers on my hand and began caressing my hand. it brought back memories of my childhood when he used to run his first pages through my hair, his squeezing my hand at my college graduation, and when he gently put his hand on my back. as an oncologist, i urge families to grasp the hands of their loved ones and talk to them. invariably they smooth the hair on their r...

8 1/2 minute mile. now -- >> nowhere near being able to can the mile without being fatigued. >> reporter: many of them wonder if they really do have immunity, worry about infecting their relatives and colleagues. but still they bottle. the wo the work too important to them. and the chief recently watched two young firefighters go out on a covid call. >> to watch them go right back out and i know inside they had to be worried about it. it was emotional for me to watch them go out and do the work....

Wa warner hadnt seen. but when got the news that he was positive for coronavirus, it wasunnerving. >> the fact that you could spread to your co-workers and they could spread to their home, and you be the source, very uncomfortable. are the thousa >> reporter: thousands have gotten sick and xwaktsed throba and returned to the front lines. here more than be 7,000 have returned to the job after recovering. but first they have to deal with their own illness. go through isolation, battle their own fe...