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76-year old Olive Trotman, left, is visited on Mother's Day by her son Mark, his wife Denise and his sister Kelly, in Napton, England, Sunday March 22, 2020. Olive suffers from a pulmonary disease and is taking the precaution of communicating at a safe distance or through a glass window, to limit the potential spread of COVID-19 coronavirus. Sunday is Mother’s Day in Britain and the government has a stark message for millions of citizens, that visiting your mom could kill her as for older adults and people with existing health problems, the virus can cause severe illness, including pneumonia. (Jacob King / PA via AP)

76-year old Olive Trotman, left, is visited on Mother's Day by her son Mark, his wife Denise and his sister Kelly, in Napton, England, Sunday March 22, 2020. Olive suffers from a pulmonary disease and is taking the precaution of communicating at a safe distance or through a glass window, to limit the potential spread of COVID-19 coronavirus. Sunday is Mother’s Day in Britain and the government has a stark message for millions of citizens, that visiting your mom could k…

March 22, 2020

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Calls, no hugs: UK moms spend Mother's Day far from family
March 22, 2020 7:22 a.m.

Calls, no hugs: UK moms spend Mother's Day far from family

LONDON (AP) — Sunday was Mother’s Day in Britain and the government had a stark message for millions of citizens: Visiting your mom could kill her.