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The european union says the uk has not officially requested to be involved with any of the procurement schemes, despite being repeatedly invited by the eu to do so, but the eu does say the uk can be part of a procurement programme in the future. to try to boost supplies of ppe, the government has been asking manufacturers in the uk to help, but some are already frustrated with the government processed. we had nothing for at least a month, until we heard from them recently, just to be told we are put in a portal and we will get back to you, but so far, to date, we have not heard anything from c...

When do you think the money will run out? we don't know yet. we have talked with our landlord to see what we're going to do this month, but i don't know how we're going to survive. even in this time of crisis, mary bautista spoke of her civic and national pride. we are a nation who support each other, and you have seen the tremendous... the abundance of support from allthe americans, and i'm glad to be a new yorker, and god bless america. and these are the meagre food packages they spent hours queueing for. a sandwich, some apple sauce. in this, the land of plenty. from queens, you can see the...

And the world health organization is warning countries against moving before they're fully prepared. please make sure you've got the defences in place at the community level. please make sure that everybody knows what their responsibility is. please make sure that older people are given special care and attention. please make sure that hospitals have got ready. japan's hospitals are now struggling. they're short of personal protective equipment. the government there is accused of assuming they'd got the outbreak under control. david shukman, bbc news. a national virtual vigil will be held this...

Food packages they spent hours queueing for. a sandwich, some applesauce. in this, the land of plenty. from queens, you can see the residential skyscrapers of billionaires row in manhattan. but these neighbourhoods are part of another america, one that's been ground zero in new york's outbreak, one that's home to the ha rdest—hit public hospital. here, a mother and daughter had to wave up at the windows to their husband and father, his birthday spent in covid isolation. on its doorstep is a neighbourhood called corona, heavily populated by immigrants who don't have the luxury of teleworking ...

To re—open? yes, i think so, because if we couldn't do that it would be very, very difficult to take this. very, very difficult to exist. it is maybe more important for the small businesses. but what's happening injapan show it is risk of easing measures too soon. controls were introduced, but then relaxed, only for cases to rise sharply again. and the world health organization is warning countries against moving before they're fully prepared. please make sure you have got the defences in place at the community level. please make sure that everybody knows what their responsibility is. please...