Name: Coronavirus: Guernsey first part of British Isles to remove most lockdown restrictions - BBC News
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the Channel Island of Guns E is set to become the first part of the British Isles to remove nearly all its locked down restrictions.

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He hasn't had any new cases of covert 19 for over three weeks, and schools there will be going back with distancing measures from the eighth of June.

But the tourism industry there has been losing millions since the pandemic began.

As Robert Hall reports in a Gun Z Garden, eight week old Charlie Flood is meeting his wider family.

Until now, his grandparent's have only had glimpses off him at a distance.

Today, the family can hold Charlie and hug each other for the first time since locked down began.

I was so fortunate because in England they can't do that now.

It's just it must be so, so difficult for them.

On the 16th of May, Ganzi moved into Phase three.

If the lock down exits plan guarantee, families and friends can meet up under what's called a bubble system, gradually widening their contacts earned his success against Cove in 19 is down to a community effort.

Social distancing, combined with testing and tracing, has brought new cases down to zero in a week's time.

Most locked down measures will disappear completely at the peak off.

When we were seeing, most of our cases were regularly doing over 100 up to 126 Sundays, up to 180 tests a day.

Tests per day in Jersey to the curve of new cases has flattened close to zero, and life looks almost normal.

Shops business isn't outside, eateries have reopened, but social distancing measures remain in place, and Islanders have been advised to use masks if they can.

Beaches, though, remained mostly deserted on.

That sums up the dilemma now facing island governments.

Getting Kobe 19 figures down to or close to zero is a cause for celebration, but the celebration might be short lived.

The Channel Islands know that they can't remain within a sealed bubble indefinitely.

They must open their borders if they are to slow the decline in their economies.

Latest figures from Jersey show the island is losing £120 million a month from its economy.

Increases in testing and tracing might replace quarantine, but even a gradual return of sea and air links could reverse the progress made to keep keep in a bubble and keep cases low.

But at the same time, if you don't have immunity, then you don't really know what's gonna happen is things open up?

But I think we should say it out loud, say it clear.

But then you better test people coming in, and that's gonna be the problem.

As politicians and health experts debate their next moves, Islanders are savoring their freedom.

Robert Hall, BBC News in the Channel Islands lock Down has presented real challenges for many people's mental health.

A new survey suggests that young people are particularly affected, with two and five saying they're experiencing increased levels of anxiety.

The reports published US Part of Mental Health Awareness Week, has prompted calls for greater kindness in society.

As Ashley John Baptiste reports, It's a lot of meals.

Everyone has been impacted by the Corona virus locked down despite challenges many people are getting by through acts of kindness.

Johnny is a chef in London who's been furloughed.

And now next they're gonna go home so happy he is using his time and talents for another purpose to help rough sleepers.

According to the Mental Health Foundation, almost 2/3 of adults say that being kind to others has a positive impact on their mental health.

Extra water, something that Johnny knows all too well.

We didn't like 250 meals every day, definitely warming for sure.

It's nice to see that what we're doing is actually making an impact.

Being kind anyone is gonna make make you feel better about yourself.

Yet while some of finding ways of coping for many, the pressure of a national locked down is taken its toll, particularly when it comes to young people.

According to the princes trust, 43% of young people say their anxiety levels have increased due to the pandemic, and nearly half say they don't feel in control of their lives.

16 year old Owen Hardin, from Brighton was struggling with his mental health at the start of the lock down soon after he went missing from home.

It's definitely important that we talk about the every considering it's always able to know more about mental and emotional, have locked down young people, perhaps haven't developed into the calm.

I thought human beings that we've become a whole most wallow place.

Sometimes things seem really, really huge them they might make snap decisions and mental have my deteriorate more quickly than some of his old.

Almost 2/3 of people around the UK surveyed for the Mental Health Foundation said that when people are kind to them, mental health improves.

During the lock down, We are calling for a much kinder society, one that really protects and really prioritizes our mental health.

 And that would mean not just tracking economic progress are also measuring our health and well being. 

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