0ur worries and our strife are shared in this new expression of community. thursday, eight o clock, is about togetherness, through torrid times. humanity‘s challenge means more pain, more suffering and more fear but as nature inflicts its worst, it can reflect our very best, and there are signs of better days ahead. dan johnson, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo joins us from westminster. good morning to you. we have figures for the testing done on wednesday, we don t yet, i understand, have the figures for yesterday, the end of april but the government sounding increasingly confident that if they haven t quite met that target, they haven t quite met that target, they have got really quite close to it? yes, bit of a turnaround to the story at the beginning of the week when we were clearly some way off and you know, the number yesterday going up to 80,000, there had always
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karldz bad, california. a tourist haven known for beaches, surfing, and breath taking views. this paradise became them to a woman named diana love joy. she s just really funny and silly and smart and really easy to talk to. all through high school we would pass hilarious notes to each other. we would chal each other like who could write the first sentence like of the worst romance novel. she says diana had a true gift for creative writing as well as music. something sarah now a professional bassoonist knows something about. the. she was a fantastic piano player from an early age. you shared a love of music.
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