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You get your headband, and your acetate and then punch some holes in it. and there you go. there is your finished mask. this is not your average eight—year—old. she is using her passion for technology to help stop the spread of coronavirus.” started using a 3d printer when i finished school because i wanted to help the nhs not risk their lives as much. she has spent hours using the 3d printer at home to mage visors for nhs workers exposed to coronavirus. over time i have learnt how to use it and i am quite confident with it. a love for technology runs in the family. her grandmother is a ...

Because they have dealt with the civil war for 30 because they have dealt with the civil warfor 30 years. because they have dealt with the civil war for 30 years. they really did everything they could. there weren't enough trolley beds for people, people were being carried into the hospital and treated against the wall. as good as the doctors were, they couldn't... there was no—one could say it —— save everybody. now, nearly a year on, david has come to colombo to see a delivery of new hospital beds paid for by his charity fundraising in britain. here they are, the trolley beds. and you ...

>> at last, investigators got to search the wood shop and hall's cell. but by then, the map and the falcons, items jimmy believed could lead to trisha, were gone. >> what were you thinking telling larry hall you're out of here and dressing him down? >> you know, people probably wouldn't understand the mounting pressure, that kettle is ready to boil over at any time, you know? and it just felt good to unload on the guy. >> the problem is, as i see it, you've unloaded against him, nobody has that map. >> i'm disappointed i didn't wait another day or two at least. i wish i could have done more fo...

Lehigh valley area over the last week or so. the hospitals up there are struggling also. we're a very mobile country. we're a democracy, you can't force people into their homes or lock them up. it's very difficult. we've been trying to find out ways to give people space where they can recreate and exercise. those spaces get clogged and people get afraid being too close to each other will give them the disease. it's a very unsettling time. part of our job is to continue to give people clear guidance and just talk to them and communicate with them regularly so that they can understand that we're...

They've just finished an order of 10,000 of them for the nhs. it was done in partnership with engineers at university college london, who modified and improved an existing design. the manufacturing process has been made freely available. as a consortium, we're really dedicated to supporting the global efforts around covid, and in response to that, we released all the designs and manufacturing processes for the device at zero cost. since then, we've approved over 1300 downloads of these designs, and that's across 25 countries. the more of these devices that are made available, the less pressure...