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At 8pm on 9th April '20, people across the south of England joined in a round of applause for NHS staff, carers and other key workers on the frontline of the Coronavirus outbreak. It's the third time people have clapped outside their houses, on their balconies and at their windows, and BBC South Today showed Berwick St James' contribution.
