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Here's our economics editor, faisal islam. at denroy plastics in bangor, northern ireland, they're 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, they're reviewing how that's going to be in the future, they're trying to estimate what that might mean in terms of the capacity they have to provide. i think it would be naive to suggest that...

An expensive testing network. an extensive testing network. that is seen as crucial if the virus is to be kept in check. whether it's drive—through centres or home test kits like this, the idea is to find out who's 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 listed will then be contacted either on the phone or via the nhs app and advised to self—isolate...

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 it's drive—through centres or home test kits like this, the idea is to find out who's 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 listed will then be contacted either on the phone or via the nhs app and advised to self—iso...

In full protective equipment. lockdowns will eventually be relaxed, but that won't happen quickly. david shukman, bbc news. it's 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. for 30 years, they've been cooking up italian classics in family—run ripa i2. for seven weeks,...

In full protective equipment. lockdowns will eventually be relaxed, but that won't happen quickly. david shukman, bbc news. it's 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 ahead. for 30 years, they've been cooking up italian classics in family—run ripa 12. for seven w...