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Donald Trump x REM - Losing My Civilians

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'Hands. Face. Space.' Watch the Government's new coronavirus campaign video

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Fallout

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Mary Ann Sieghart and a panel of experts discuss the possible long-term impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the global economy.

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Fallout - The Global Economy - BBC Sounds

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social distancing advice: What two metres looks like - BBC News 

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Boris Johnson has unveiled the government’s third attempt at a tripartite coronavirus slogan – for which he may have taken inspiration from Catalonia in Spain.

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Boris Johnson has unveiled the government's third attempt at a tripartite coronavirus slogan - for which he may have taken inspiration from Catalonia in Spain.

Boris Johnson #StayAlert (@BorisJohnson)
There are some very simple ways we can all protect ourselves and others from the spread of coronavirus.

Wash your hands, cover your face & make space. #HandsFaceSpace pic.twitter.com/C1RHeRVvcr

The prime minister, who at the start of the pandemic discussed shaking hands with patients on hospital visits, introduced "Hands, face, space" by explaining that "hands" was about encouraging people to continue with regular hand-washing. Having waited longer than many other nations to recommend face coverings, the prime minister said "face" meant masks were an integral part of the response to the pandemic. And "space" meant maintaining social distancing, even as the government encourages workers to return to offices if it is safe to do so.

Although it is unclear who came up with the saying, it bears more than a passing resemblance the Catalan government's slogan: " Distància, mans, mascareta ", or "Distance, hands, mask".

In March, when Downing Street implemented a near-total lockdown of England, the introduction of the slogan: "Stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives" won plaudits for its simplicity.

As the first wave of infections began to drop and amid government concerns that attempts to restart the economy were faltering, a change was needed to encourage the public out of their homes. In May it was changed to: "Stay alert, control the virus, save lives".

No 10 has invested heavily in polling and focus groups to help it hone public messages, with the new slogan - which is already being rolled out across social media channels - likely to have been tested widely.

But it has collided with Monday's formal rollout of the chancellor Rishi Sunak's "Eat out to help out" slogan, developed by the Treasury as part of its offer heavy discounts to people to encourage them back into restaurants. It remains to be seen which one will win the day.
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Hands, face, space: Boris Johnson unveils new Covid-19 slogan

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Boris Johnson has unveiled the government's third attempt at a tripartite coronavirus slogan - for which he may have taken inspiration from Catalonia in Spain. The prime minister, who at the start of the pandemic discussed shaking hands with patients on hospital visits, introduced "Hands, face, space" by explaining that "hands" was about encouraging people to continue with regular hand-washing.

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What effect is the lockdown having across the country and population? David Aaronovitch examines which jobs have been lost, whose health is more at risk and whose education is most likely to suffer. Is the lockdown likely to increase inequality? And if it does, how might a government reverse that trend once normal life is resumed?

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