who have been writing about this subject, within china, which required a good deal of bravery on their part. china says fewer than 5,000 of its citizens died from covid 19 due to the firm measures it took to detect, contain and treat infections. but its numbers are impossible to verify. i don t think anybody thinks that the statistics coming out of china are accurate. clearly, politics comes into this, and the party wishes to show that it has done a far betterjob at containing it than it really has. 0ne death came to symbolise the national tragedy. in china, there s been a huge outpouring of grief and anger at the treatment of a doctor who tried to warn the world of the dangers
the end of the show. we ll also bring you the latest news and weather, but the time now is now let s get the weather with carol. we talked about whether for red kites, not sure it is going to be like that, what is it like? i have lots of red kites in the trees just across from my house. the weather today, mixed fortunes in the north and a lot of cloud from this picture sent in. it is musselburgh in east lothian. further south, we have blue skies. now this picture is from norfolk. there will be sunny spells in the south, cloud and showers in the north because high pressure once again is dominating our weather, keeping things fairly
but something that solves that classic covid i9 dilemma how to open a door without touching it. shortly after it became a bit more obvious about the covid i9, driving into work i thought, actually, i could just make a hook to open doors. and we got machinery, and i got 3 d software, and later we had 15 hooks. for every one they sell, they give another one away to healthcare workers. it s a pretty nifty solution to a problem that a lot of us are facing right now, although you can probably tell from the design that it doesn t necessarily work with all kinds of doorhandles. yes, doorknobs, i m talking about you. but i think the burning question here is, would i actually use one of these? well, i have been to quite a lot of questionable places in my travels over the years and i could have done with opening a few doors with this, but it is quite chunky so it is not going to be to everyone s taste, but it wouldn t hurt to just chuck
looks very serene and calm, but underneath we are paddling away like nothing else. reporter: like many resalers he s seen a sharp drop as more and more people avoid going out. that s a problem if, like, dennis, your most important day of the calendar is just around the corner. mother s day for us is the big one. we ve got three what we call big peaks within the industry. the first one is christmas, and the second one is valentine s day, and the third one is mother s day. reporter: millions of britains celebrate this sunday with floral gifts making up a hefty chunk of the $2 billion worth of flowers and plants sold here each year. but the industry is one of small players, vulnerable to swings in demand. the uk is home to 7,500 florists. and as a result they can t afford to let stock like this go to waste. we can t close at the end of mothering sunday with half a shop full of flowers.
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