hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the uk health secretary, matt hancock says, he s aiming to have the nhs contact tracing smartphone app up and running in england by the middle of this month. trials of the software are taking place from tomorrow on the south coast as of the government s test, track and trace strategy, which will be central to its efforts, in slowing the spread of coronavirus. in a moment we ll get more details from our health editor but first let s take a look at the other main developments. an ‘online fundraising campaign‘ involving more than 30 countries around the world, has raised more than eight billion dollars for the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. meanwhile, italy has begun to ease its strict national lockdown restrictions, brought in nearly two months ago. millions of workers are returning to construction sites, park
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Diane Coetzer talks to the South African band BCUC who are exporting their traditional Soweto music across the globe and mesmerising audiences, one transcendental show at a time
Whilst it might appear that digitalisation has both suppressed live musical instrumentation and led the youth away from the musician’s path, there are encouraging signs and statements to the contrary. One such was made recently at Kingston’s.