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Not go down. thank you very much, the latest from singapore. on world business report, we have been asking firms to tell us the single biggest challenge they face from the worldwide coronavirus lockdown. zen internet, one of the uk's biggest suppliers of broadband, says its main problem is that many firms using its services may soon run out of money to pay its fees. however, it says, there has been a surge in demand for household broadband provision. the biggest challenge facing us is what to do about our business customers that are hard—hit by covid—19 and so we are unable to pay the bill...

From the world health organization really ought to be startling and terrifying to everybody because we're almost at 400,000 cases in the world. these are officially confirmed cases. and as dr. tedros told us today in his briefing, it took 67 days for the world to get the first 100,000 cases. it took 11 days to get the second 100,000 cases. it took four days to get the third 100,000 cases. and we may hit the 400,000 in just two days. this thing is taking off. it's skyrocketing. it's in nearly every country in the world, and it is out of control. so for us to be so far down the path, grasping at...

From coronavirus. uk broadband providers have experienced a surge in demand as more people work from home because of the pandemic. vodafone said it is experiencing a 30% rise in internet traffic across its uk fixed—line and mobile networks. talktalk said its daytime network traffic had risen 20% since monday. 0ne eu official has suggested that online tv services should stream content in lower resolution to protect broadband infrastructure. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll be having a look at how the coronavirus pandemic is being covered in the global newspapers. today, we have ...

Bt and other broadband firms have said their residential network can cope a surge in demand — even though many more people are working from home because of coronavirus. the rapid rise in the number of people using skype, facetime and other video conferencing has led to concerns over bottlenecks and slowdowns. the problem would also be made worse if schools were to close — with higher levels of computer game, movie and tv streaming being used. the economic impact of the coronavirus shows no signs of slowing. global stock markets have taken a hit. here's the current state of play — across ...

Government said over the coming weeks everyone over the age of 70 could be told to stay at home potentially for a period of months. it'sjust scary and straightaway it scares my husband and yes, because he is then that age bracket. husband and yes, because he is then that age bracketlj husband and yes, because he is then that age bracket. i don't wa nt to then that age bracket. i don't want to be locked away for a few weeks. ahead of today's conference there will be a meeting of the cabinet officers of the government's emergency macro committee, looking at the next steps for shielding the vulne...