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Are doing it, and you also need to have the partnership with the community that you are working with. so you need to have people understanding what you are doing, while you are doing it, and being co mforta ble while you are doing it, and being comfortable about volunteering information so you really do know who is potentially infected and you can work with them to ensure they do isolate themselves, that they do not feel there is some threat to them so they hide their symptoms or their owners. r...

Joe biden speaking in the last hour. the uk‘s statistics watchdog has criticised the government over its handling of coronavirus testing data. the chairman of the uk statistics authority, sir david norgrove, says the information is "far from complete". a spokesman said the government‘s approach throughout has been to "increase transparency" around its response to coronavirus. a report confirming people from ethnic minority backgrounds are more at risk from covid—19 has been published by pu...

Customers a bit cautious, cancelled the the current season but the buying began saying it wouldn‘t be financially before eight oclock. viable to play behind closed doors. im quite impressed, actually, because these days, the league was suspended in march you just dont know, do you? with glasgow top of the table and how did it work? with five games left to play. was it different for you? she was stood over there looking at duvets, asking about size and prices. it‘s now been voided, she stood ...

Down, that it did disrupt the chain, it did mean that everything was not making it to stores like yours. i think that has improved somewhat but with higher prices. what can you tell us in. >> if -- what with you tell us? >> this year the prices have definitely gone up. this year, the price is $5.99 a pound. thats a large competitive price in the market right now. of the key is having full shelves. you can see over here, heres our tenderloins that we v we dont buy from the smaller -- the big guys...

Good evening. the united kingdom is already in the depths of a significant recession according to the chancellor, rishi sunak, in the light of a record fall in economic output in march, according to the office for national statistics. the impact of the pandemic is likely to be even harder in the coming months, with one prominent expert saying the economy was in "freefall". the uk economy shrank by 2% in the first three months of this year, a period that includes just the beginning of the lockdow...

Heres our economics editor, faisal islam. at denroy plastics in bangor, northern ireland, theyre happy to help the national effort on personal protective equipment, but what they really want to be making is aeroplanes. with empty industry order books, they now face further pressure from the threat of a travel quarantine. i think the aerospace supply chain in general are all looking at their strategies, theyre reviewing how thats going to be in the future, theyre trying to estimate what that migh...

An expensive testing network. an extensive testing network. that is seen as crucial if the virus is to be kept in check. whether its drive—through centres or home test kits like this, the idea is to find out whos got the virus and then trace their contacts in previous days. so, how would that work? if a person tests positive they will be referred to the contact tracing team. the contact tracer will speak to the patient to find out who has had close contact while they were infectious. everyone ...

Of a long—term plan to build up an extensive testing network. that is seen as crucial if the virus is to be kept in check. whether its drive—through centres or home test kits like this, the idea is to find out whos got the virus and then trace their contacts in previous days. so, how would that work? if a person tests positive they will be referred to the contact tracing team. the contact tracer will speak to the patient to find out who has had close contact while they were infectious. every...

In full protective equipment. lockdowns will eventually be relaxed, but that wont happen quickly. david shukman, bbc news. its seven weeks since italy announced a lockdown, but from next monday some restrictions will be lifted. parks, manufacturing and construction businesses will be the first to reopen. restaurants will also be able to serve takeaways, and people allowed to exercise outdoors. 0ur rome correspondent mark lowen has been speaking to businesses about their plans for the weeks ahead...

In full protective equipment. lockdowns will eventually be relaxed, but that wont happen quickly. david shukman, bbc news. its 7 weeks since italy announced a lockdown — but from next monday some restrictions will be lifted. parks, manufacturing and construction businesses will be the first to reopen — restaurants will also be able to serve takeaways — and people allowed to exercise outdoors. 0ur rome correspondent mark lowen has been speaking to businesses about their plans for the weeks ...