with bed and breakfasts that nobody is trying to book in. we ve closed down. we closed down till the end of may. well, june, end ofjune. negative. from bowness. .. airbnb today announced they are stopping all new uk bookings for non key workers for at least the next ten days. but search online for somewhere to stay in the lakes, and you can still find availability. it s very frustrating. all accommodation providers must go and block out their availability, both on their own site and on third party online travel agents as well. it s very important that at this time we don t give the impression that we re open for visitors. this is why people want to come here, and on a perfect spring day, a bumper bank holiday weekend would be expected. but not in coronavirus britain. i can t tell you how cripplingly difficult it is for me to say to people to stay away from the national park when i ve spent 12 years in this job
to street drug charities for help and even there, they can t access the support that they need. one place that people do come together is online and these communities have thousands of members. one of those is stuart from worcester, who visited a local drug dependency charity when he felt that peer support wasn t enough. i made a self referral to the local substance misuse charity, to see if they worked with people having difficulties with prescribed medication, but then i was told that it s only for people that were abusing the medication which i wasn t. so there was no service available. i felt pretty abandoned, actually. stuart has taken various anti depressants since 1996 and has attempted to come off his most recent medication three times. the withdrawals are far worse than the original depression. for me and so many other people, it s really an acute need and those needs aren t being met by services. it s left to people
an expertise on alfred bauer, so that we might better understand what his role has been and how that might have affected his first years at the berlinale. without knowing anything, exactly, it s quite difficult tojudge this situation. berlin might be 70 years old and well established, but it still has to struggle to stay relevant in a season where the oscars and a looming cannes film festival can steal the limelight. for 70 years it has survived by showing great international cinema, a tradition it has kept right up to the present day, providing the german capital with a film showcase of which it can be justly proud. when it comes to european cities forming a backdrop to great cinema, paris comes to mind, with whole films devoted to its charms, but berlin has had a powerful presence in some very memorable films, as emma jones reports. the futuristic metropolis from 1927, one of the greatest films ever made, and at the time, a stunning flop.
might have affected his first years at the berlinale. without knowing anything, exactly, it s quite difficult tojudge this situation. berlin might be 70 years old and well established, but it still has to struggle to stay relevant in a season where the oscars and a looming cannes film festival can steal the limelight. for 70 years it has survived by showing great international cinema, a tradition it has kept right up to the present day, providing the german capital with a film showcase of which it can be justly proud. when it comes to european cities forming a backdrop to great cinema, paris comes to mind, with whole films devoted to its charms, but berlin has had a powerful presence in some very memorable films, as emma jones reports. the futuristic metropolis from 1927, one of the greatest films ever made,
on a day of devastation for communities across the uk. the river wye should flow between those trees, but look at it now. even though this is a flood plain, it has never looked like this before. the far set of trees you can see a tree line that s where the river should be. there s 60 acres between us and where the river should be. ally‘s family have farmed in herefordshire for generations, but now their land is under unprecedented amounts of water. it s devastating. commercially, for us, it s absolutely devastating. this field is dying. this field of wheat there is dead. so it s going to cost us a lot to try and sort it out, if we ever