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And livening lockdown by throwing a scones and cream brunch for the good boy. talking dog peoples are making rounds. >> fed up. bored. ive had enough. [ bleep ] coronavirus. >> reporter: a colorado woman trained her golden retrieve sonny to deliver groceries to a next door neighbor in self-isolation. >> just a wonderful thing. just a sweet thing. >> reporter: pet owners ask pets should i pet wear face masks in public? the short answer, no. someone forgot to tell priscilla. pity the dog. >> you h...

Today joe biden addressed an allegation that he sexually assaulted an aide in 1993, categorically denying the claim in an interview on "morning joe." >> it is not true. im saying unequivocally, it never, never happened. and it didnt. it never happened. >> biden, responding to former senate aide tara reade who briefly worked as a staff assistant in mr. bidens office and said in 1993 biden pinned her to a wall and sexually assaulted her as a "new york times" reporter.

Beyond this next year. >> reporter: the company is betting big, making the vaccine developed by the u.k.s oxford university, which last week began human trials so far, the vaccine is proven effective in monkeys the researchers say theyll have test results this summer they arent waiting until then but says its starting mass production immediately. why this vaccine >> the technology is well demonstrated already because they used it to produce other vaccines we started very early in january so ther...

This is bbc world news. the headlines: new figures show that covid—19 related deaths in care homes in england and wales trebled in the space of three weeks. 586 people died in uk hospitals in the last 2a hours. the french prime minister has told parliament that the countrys lockdown will start to ease on the 11th of may, but he gave a warning that the country would have to learn to live with the virus. the rate of transmission of the virus in germany has gone up again, to around one. it means ...

Translation: today we are here in a circus that in the past was by our side entertaining our children with their shows. now they faced difficulties because they cannot work and they need food. we are happy to return the favour and show solidarity with the circus artists. italy is expected to begin easing some of the restrictions early next month although it will be a slow process. eventually, one day, the big top will be raised and the circus will well and truly be back in town. like many other ...

This is bbc news. the headlines: the number of people killed by the pandemic worldwide has passed 200,000 — that‘s according to johns hopkins university in the united states. the uk has recorded a total of more than 20,000 deaths in hospitals alone. downing street has announced that the british prime minister borisjohnson will return to work on monday a little more than two weeks after being discharged from hospital, where he‘d been treated in intensive care for coronavirus. he‘s been re...

But obviously today, we are...empty. however, weve still got a panda. the solitary creatures are among the most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social—distancing isnt really a problem for pandas, because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesnt miss having company. a lot of people worry that if hes on his own, hes lonely. hes not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are alw...

The most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social—distancing isnt really a problem for pandas, because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesnt miss having company. a lot of people worry that if hes on his own, hes lonely. hes not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we we...

He is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we wear gloves when were handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing facemasks all the time. one of the things that could potentially happen is that we could pass coronavirus onto the chimps. as far as i know, there are no known cases of chimpanzees catching coronavirus but they are susceptible to things like the flu, so we really dont...

Hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk prime minister borisjohnson