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Things for me travelling, is the wind. ifi things for me travelling, is the wind. if i cant follow something on the ground, i try to follow something like traffic or other noises. there he goes, and i managed to grab its tail. he tried to run off and drag me with it. so that was fun. i hear there off and drag me with it. so that was fun. i hearthere are off and drag me with it. so that was fun. i hear there are some local kids around giving fish. i have got some fish and am now feeding the birds...

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The damage will almost certainly continue to be done, and experts believe it will take months, even years, for the movie business to recover. now lets move to pandemic—themed films. movies that deal with pandemics, like steven soderbergh‘s contagion, have been streamed in record numbers in recent days by audiences preoccupied by current events. but as emma jones reports, contagion is just one of many films that speak to our predicament. 100 years ago, a deadly influenza virus infected hundre...

Solution because we are used to being forgotten by the government and we are used to being left on our own. we are not part of any other authority, so we are used to grafting and coming up with our own solutions. so thats why we will, because we always have and we always will. fiona trott, bbc news, hartlepool. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has chaired a meeting of senior ministers now that hes deputising for the prime minister and will shortly chair the downing street news conference. he...

With our own solutions. so thats why we will, because we always have and we always will. there is some good people out there, arent there? we are trying to do a bit of that on breakfast every single day, remember there are amazing things happening, people really helping out other people and todayis really helping out other people and today is the day all those volunteers, perhaps not all of them, will be starting their work today. we will be speaking to some of those volu nteers we will be speak...

From the west coast for instance that are going to new york, and so on. that is what virologists are looking at right now, to track the virus. the virus typically enters the human body through the nose or mouth. those spikes on the outside grab onto a protein called ace2, which is common on cells in the throat and lungs. most covid—19 infections cause a fever as our immune system fights to clear the virus from our body. essentially, viruses when theyre in that phase of infection, virtually hij...

Door and go to the shops, so the baby bank have been brilliant and given me the things that i cant go out and get myself. the demand has just been incredible. my son is asthmatic and obviously we are concerned about him and my husband and i took a really long, hard look at it and said, should i still do this? and we decided i had to, because no—one else is doing it. other provisions arent in place for families, they are not in place for tiny babies. its people looking at elderly but they are n...

Your shopping. how positive are your shopping. how positive are you about the future? we see a problem and we find our own solution because we are used to being forgotten by the government and used to being left on our own. we are not pa rt of left on our own. we are not part of any authority so we are used to grafting and coming up with our own solutions. so that is why we will because we always have and we always will. some of the stories linked to the coronavirus pandemic. a reminder of our m...

Dominating headlines around the world and changing the lives of hundreds of millions of people, but what exactly do we know about covid—19 and how close are we to a vaccine? the bbc‘sjim reed, reports. sars—cov—2 is the technical name for the virus that causes covid—19. its part of the coronavirus family that is one of at least six that can affect humans. were in the amazing position today where we can get a genetic code for a virus really quickly, and it turns out that this particular...