We've received an emergency transmission from The Doctor.

They're in self-isolation but responding to psychological signals that "somebody somewhere might be a little bit worried".

Watch to find out what you need to do:

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I promised you I'd be highlighting some of the things we have to smile about today.

In today's weather forecast Stav Danaos said "we are going to hold onto the sunshine".

So we've got a sunny day ahead of us - let's try and do just that.

Image source, Heartbeat

Look at the gorgeous sunrise - and dog - captured by our Weather Watcher, Heartbeat, at Elterwater, Cumbria just two hours ago.

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A British couple who set off on a round-the-world trip in a camper van now find themselves trapped in a deserted public car park in Istanbul, Turkey.

I'd been following the story of Chris and Marianne Fisher, from Shropshire, as they posted their Tread the Globe, external exploits online.

They told me the coronavirus outbreak had left them as the sole residents of a £10-a-night car park, although they do have access to washing and toilet facilities at a neighbouring sports ground.

Stephen Fry has been giving advice on dealing with anxiety and stress at this challenging time.

He said "anxiety and stress are almost as virulent as this coronavirus".

The NHS says that washing your hands is a key part of preventing the spread of viruses such as the coronavirus.

Here Dr Adele McCormick, from the University of Westminster, demonstrates how to do this properly, which should take about 20 seconds.

A woman with brain cancer has been told her chemotherapy has stopped because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Nancy Carter-Bradley, 44, from Hampshire, said the health secretary should ring-fence cancer treatment.

Image source, Nancy Carter-Bradley

She said her treatment at a London hospital had paused as it was at full capacity and oncologists were helping with the response to coronavirus.

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust said it was "exploring use of private healthcare facilities".

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Staying with the financial impact of the virus, MPs have criticised banks for asking business owners to put their own property up to secure loans.

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It means that the banks can go after the personal property of the owner of a firm if their business goes under and they cannot afford to pay off the debt.

Our economics correspondent Andy Verity has some analysis of the issue here.

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Chancellor Rishi Sunak will unveil financial support for self-employed workers later today.

Last week he told us his plans for 80% wage subsidies for staff kept on by employers - and the PM has said he wants similar protection for freelancers.

Here's a reminder of what the chancellor has promised so far.

Jennifer Meierhans
BBC News Online

Thanks for joining me, I hope you’re safe and well.

I’ll be bringing you the latest coronavirus updates from across England.

And I’ll be shining a light on the things we have to smile about today.

Let’s navigate day three of lockdown together.