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Jim Farthing

  • Video Producer, Director, and Editor, Freelance
United Kingdom
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Coronavirus: 'Super Saturday' tales as bars reopen

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By Andy McFarlane, Jim Farthing
| BBC Verified
Image copyright Kathryn Lennon "It was so much fun. Everyone was going quite hard because people were just so stoked to be there." With England's bars and restaurants open again for the first time in months, London's West End sprang back to life on what many dubbed "Super Saturday". And for Kathryn Lennon, it wasn't just her first night out in months, it was her first proper night out in the UK.
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'I don't know how many patients I gave coronavirus to' Original

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By Jim Farthing
| BBC Verified
Image copyright Getty Images Max, a psychiatric doctor from North-West England, recently found out he's already had coronavirus. Several months ago he lost his sense of taste and smell, however back then these were not seen as official symptoms of the virus. So because he didn't have a cough or temperature, he "followed the rules, went back to work and wasn't offered a test". This meant the 27-year-old came into contact with up to 100 patients a week. "It's not anybody's fault.
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Coronavirus: Making relationships work during lockdown

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By Levi Jouavel Verified, Manish Pandey Verified, Jim Farthing
| BBC Verified
By Levi Jouavel, Manish Pandey and Jim Farthing Newsbeat reporters Image copyright Getty Images Quarantine and chill? Maybe not. That's been the reality for many couples in the UK since lockdown rules - which state we can only leave the house if it is essential - came into place. Unfortunately, seeing your other half - if you don't live with them - isn't classed as essential.
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