you can get take away and delivery services from these restaurants but you can t sit inside. it s an attempt by the government in beijing to avoid a full blown citywide lockdown along the lines of what we ve seen in shanghai with its food shortages, considerable hardship and a fair amount of discontent. this city has so far managed to escape the worst excesses of the coronavirus crisis. translation: because of the pandemic i we can go to lots of places to stop i this holiday will abide by beijing s restrictions. i have no holiday plans, just go for a walk in places with few people. in beijing this week there are to be more rounds of mass pcr testing for tens of millions of residents. you have to use your phone app to show that you done these tests in order to go and access to public buildings even corner shops. live music venues and other places of entertainment have
right in the middle of an apartment complex. right where they have the swings and, you know, the slides for the kids, the little corner shops to people were sitting outside on a sunday just enjoying themselves. and and today, of course we saw all the destruction around town. and the ukrainian ministry of defense has said that this city might, again, become a target for the russians as they start moving and concentrating further, you know, east in donbas. we are only about 40 kilometers from the russian border and curfew in this motel here so that, you know, lights are out. we can t we can t show where we are. kaitlan, we heard some of what the president had to say but what more do we know about possible sanctions or new sanctions? there will be new sanctions this week. we don t exactly know what the scope of those sanctions is going to look like, anderson, but they are in direct response to these horrifying and powerful images that you are seeing coming out of bucha and that
corner shops to front steps. they become places where people look after each other s children, where people come together at different times of the day or on different festivities or holidays. and are really able to use these places, these extensions of home and to find home and ways of belonging in london. a type of community that sumayya wants this work to be a part of. fragments of the pavilion like this are being taken into neighbourhoods in london so that people can interact with them, so the designers wanted the pavilion to both represents the city and go out into it. it s an idea that helped sumayya become, at 31, the youngest winner of the commission.
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