Now on bbc news, with coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality. Heres coronavirus what next. Hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes, as coronavirus continues to upend billions of lives around the world. Im annita mcveigh. On todays programme. How will our working lives change post coronavirus . Simonjack visit one manufacturer to see how they are planning to return to work with strict social distancing measures in place. We will also hear from young people across the globe as they try to spread some corona kindness. First, brazil has now overtaken china in the number of confirmed cases and deaths from coronavirus. But experts warn that the true picture is far worse than the official total. In the countrys amazon region, the fear is that the virus could devastate the indigenous population, as the bbcs south america, correspondent katy watson reports. In the middle
Tonight at ten, looking ahead to lifting the lockdown, and a glimpse of how the workplace could change. Some firms are already implementing strict rules to protect the health of staff and it could become the norm for most businesses. Its a micromanagement operation, but its life and death if we dont get it right. So, we are passionate about this and we can see a way through it. And as the lockdown options are being considered , its revealed the government is now paying the wages of more than six million workers. Also tonight. More details of the nhs tracking and tracing technology thats meant to be used across england within weeks. 0k, bit more. The plight of carers whose partners have dementia they tell us how lonely and difficult their task has been during lockdown. In italy, joy and relief as their lockdown is gradually lifted after two months, but the social and Economic Impact has yet to be measured. Nazism was crushed in the rubble of german cities. And, 75 years after the end of
In a move to protect the public transport network. Chinas president has expressed concern about the coronavirus situation in north korea and has offered to help. With coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality in coronavirus what next . Hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes, as coronavirus continues to upend billions of lives around the world. Im Annita Mcveigh. On todays programme, how testing for the virus differs around the world. How will working wives change because of coronavirus chris marker simonjack looks at how one manufacturer is planning to return a strict social distancing measures in place. Well also hear from young people across the globe as they try to spread some corona kindness. In the Amazon Region of brazil, the fear is that the virus could devastate the indigenous population as the bbcs south america correspondent katy watson reports. In the mi
Means, we have not seen it. We dont know what the uk government is going good morning. Its a cold day across to say for the response in england. The whole of the uk today, with the first minister and myself earlier in the week at a press brisk north easterly winds are starting to take over. All the briefing, made it clear that we details coming up shortly. Think, certainly in scotland, it is too early to think about any major changes. The first minister was good morning. Quite clear that the key message its sunday, may 10. Our top story a coronavirus alert system, similar to the one used remains stay at home. I reiterated to describe the terror threat, is expected to be announced exactly that. We are in a very, very during borisjohnsons televised address this evening. Fragile moment. Actually, dominic the Prime Minister will outline a roadmap towards easing lockdown restrictions in england and has also changed the governments slogan on coronavirus, advising us to stay raab the same day