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than a third of the global population is confined to their homes because of covid 19. coronavirus: life in lockdown is presented by victoria derbyshire. hello, iam hello, i am victoria derbyshire. welcome to this special. we will start in brazil. a video journalist who lives in copacabana whose a ncestors who lives in copacabana whose ancestors are from the amazon where hundreds of thousands of indigenous people have close access to their land against the threat of covid i9. the united states currently has more than four times as many confirmed cases as any other country. to understand the impact the bbc on line team have young american photographers to document their story. this is maddy, university student in ohio. i am living in cincinnati with my sister and pa rents. cincinnati with my sister and parents. i have been thinking about where 0hio parents. i have been thinking about where ohio is in all this. as soon asi where ohio is in all this. as soon as i get home,
now on bbc news, coronavirus: life in lockdown. hello, i m victoria derbyshire. welcome to the latest in our special programme of the world in lockdown, as billion around the world adapt to life at home because of coronavirus. we ll start in brazil. ana terra athayde is a video journalist who lives in copacabana. her ancestors are from the amazon, where hundreds of thousands of indigenous people have closed access to their lands against the threat of covid 19. she s been following their plight. the united states currently has more than four times as many confirmed cases of coronavirus as any other country. to understand the impact lockdown is having on the lives of people across the country, the bbc‘s online team have young american photographers to document their story. here s maddie, a university student in ohio. hi, my name is madeleine hordinski. i m 22 and right now i m living in cincinnati with my little sister, sabina, and my parents. i have been thinking a lot