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Of smell. when we know that and covid-19 has a distinctive smell we have to train the dogs and we make them learn the smell, give them a reward when they get the smell right and they learned. it is a quick process. within four to six weeks we can train dogs but we are at an early stage, fundraising for the study, if you want to support us please do but in the 2 or 3 months ahead we will be in a position where we have six dogs ready to go, to deploy potentially in airports but to scale this to other countries as well we are very hopeful. rob: if you could detect 750 cases in an hour and if your

Jillian: the president weighing in on the democrats 7 decision overnight quote, disgraceful, she should join the republican party. a group of medical dogs could be the next line of defense against covid-19. these canines are being trained to literally sniff out the virus in highly populated place like airports. james logan with the london school of hygiene explained earlier how this works. >> we have already trained dogs to be able to detect people with malaria with very hayek race. the first question really that we have to answer here does covid-19 have a distinctive smell? and if it does, th...

£500, but willow was priceless to freya, and over a year since she was taken not a day goes by that freya doesn't think of her. she's lovely. she's definitely part of the family. you know, she's like another child to me. until it happened to her, freya had no idea how common dog thefts are. it is really awful, to know that nearly 60 dogs a week go missing. it's heartbreaking all over again because i know that new people are losing... sorry. ..a family member. and nobody should be in that situation. the pain of losing willow is still raw even after all this time and that's why freya won't give...

This is worklife from bbc news, with ben bland and samantha simmonds. counting the rising cost of not taking care of employees' mental health, we have exclusive research on the issue. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday 22nd january.

A study for the bbc has found employees' mental health issues cost businesses tens of billions of dollars a year. we're going to look at what's being done to tackle the issue. also in the programme, we're assessing the growing impact on travellers of the lethal corona virus outbreak in china.