who specializes in asian health security issues at the city university of hong kong and not ingham in england is steve saying he is director of the china institute at the school of oriental and african studies university of london and in reading also in the u.k. out edwards is a professor and immunologist at the university of reading welcome to you all a nicholas let me start with you when china announced it was shutting down new holland to prevent further spread of the virus many were stunned there was a lot of skepticism quarantine on this vast of a scale had never been tried in modern times many wondered if it would work so has china and its approach now been vindicated. i think china and its approach has been vindicated insofar as it applies to china i think other countries out there are trying their own ways of dealing with this and doing quite successfully but i think what china showed us is that it overturned what had been a bit of a debate going on within the field a sewer that quarantines should be used in the 1st place and certainly as you said on this scale it was something that ha

she was at the top of her career as a successful striker when she was dropped from the england national team after speaking out against racism. into a male player we don't 102 comes from their country after 11 years of playing i don't think you know it takes a lot of courage and determination to do that i know that africa has struggled with has your life density because she's of mixed heritage i spent my whole life wondering if this was really my country she's even moved to africa twice. to connect with a culture has also written amazing book about it so i'm curious to compare our personal experiences and our sense of belonging to. africa is a part of both and me but we also british and black women so we have more than a few things in common but we're actually quite different. any other there were so many things in your book which are very personally related oh i'm so happy i loved doing it i loved it i thought it was so on earth and so revealing because i followed your career in real time and i thought i knew the story of what happened but actually i discovered there was so much that i

when you play for england i was never really going to be as accepted as my. name was and why race is not an opinion when racism is an ideology that is fundamentally all those without democratic values you know if you're not upsetting people you're not seeing in you know i do you want to know. my name is any honor and you care. i'm the sporting director of aston villa women football club i used to be a striker at one time well the shots. and i'm also a media commentator and a lawyer. i have worked in human rights and development i worked as a barrister a journalist an academic and the writer if always hardest to diagnose race of them in polite for britain because we covered it my name is i for her. i grew up in london but my mother's family is originally from ghana i was born in nigeria but came to the u.k. as a baby and grew up in birmingham i've read any memoir about her passion for football since she was a young girl. she was at the top of her career as a successful striker when she was dropped from the england national team after speaking out against racis

rises above 1000 meanwhile across the country more than 140000 people have been confirmed infected well england's deputy chief medical officer has warned it could be 6 months before strict social distancing now .

any to protect and treat people living in these camps in the case of an outbreak well 1st of all of england for the last 4 years for an evacuation and for decades just like ours so far these numbers that not in place so even though he's late i think it's better late than never it's an opportunity for the greek government and european union to focus also on this going to people we case of another great that would be quite indenture because from one side we're calling about people building schools in cote talking about people using their social activities but when you have overcrowding and in a place that is made for 2800 people you have 200000 people what you want is you expect out of this the congestion and i think it's important yeah go ahead. no i think it's important that steps have taken place closely that even the status of today evacuation of the be equal to the mainland taking a blood only informing the population about those so supporting that health care says that that will allow a better case management engages in gratian goes out of control and when you've made that call and part

it and whether you've now got antibodies against it and that's progressing very fast public health england are looking at this today and they got a test which they got in the house that they're going that we're looking at ways to get a much more widespread version of that out it is a game changer and the reason it's a game changer is that it allows you to understand the proportion of the asymptomatic population who's had this disease but hasn't had symptoms that are very in any way significant and we don't have that number accurately anywhere in the world at the moment so if we can get that number it starts to really help and going forward it's going to be critically important to be able to monitor this disease well because only by being able to monitor it can we start relaxing measures again start understanding what the effects of taking things off again at some point is so this is all part of a critical ability to manage this is an agile way going forward. thank you. well just to say that i think exactly is a pact because said it is actually not just our health workforce it's our care wo

who specializes in asian health security issues at the city university of hong kong and not ingham in england is steve saying he is director of the china institute at the school of oriental and african studies university of london and in reading also in the u.k. out edwards is a professor and immunologist at the university of reading welcome to you all a nicholas let me start with you when china announced it was shutting down new holland to prevent further spread of the virus many were stunned there was a lot of skepticism quarantine on this vast of a scale had never been tried in modern times many wondered if it would work so has china and its approach now been vindicated. i think china and its approach has been vindicated insofar as it applies to china i think other countries out there are trying their own ways of dealing with this and doing quite successfully but i think what china showed us is that it overturned what had been a bit of a debate going on within the field a sewer that quarantines should be used in the 1st place and certainly as you said on this scale it was something that ha

and you took some numbers out of thin air now the recent television deal for the premier league in england was $5000000000.00 pounds that's not a trivial amount of money and so what we're seeing more is all of these kinds of sums being on hold it's not it's not even just. sports organizations of course it's the it's everything to do with the broadcasting of the television companies you no longer have the sport to show and have to somehow fell through the shadows on the televisions with the things that we might want to watch to attract our attention to justify all of those subscriptions that we're paying to watch this bill and there's all sorts of uncertainties and again the sponsorship lots of companies have paid lots of money to have their and their brand names blazoned on television sets where much is and games and events are taking place in stadia on a world and this well isn't happening so it's all on hold and it's really unprecedented unknown this kind of thing just hasn't happened outside of outside of the world was really so we really don't know what's going to happen from an econom

at the moment so a lot of cloud just pushing around the mid atlantic states sweeping up into new england eastern parts of canada something of a nor'easter here just pulling its way through and nothing further north has some snow on the northern flank of that particularly around that east the side of kind of them and 30 centimeters of snow for a time all of that area cloud in the right down into central parts of the u.s. and here comes the next system some very heavy rain pushing through the tape south pushing up towards kentucky was tennessee easing a cross middle antic state genius maryland seeing some wetter weather as we go on into what is a taboo just falling back just i saw myself stephanie or can fold they say dry weather coming in behind splash of rain there just around the midwest through the northern plains and mistal seeing some well the onset of weather at times over towards the west coast even as far south as california we are going to see it want to see showers into the caribbean over the next downside but for the most part it's fun and dry lots of a tropical sunshine coming

federal reserve bank of england and the european central bank of old fresh measures to support the financial markets. while the global struggle to contain corner virus continues this also glimmer of good news from where it was discovered in china they were imported no new local cases on wednesday the 1st time since the virus was noticed in december in. iraq has begun a week long low down in the temp to slow the spread of the cooling of virus in iraq's confirmed 12 deaths from a virus that has more than 160 cases soldiers have been deployed in the capital baghdad police setting up checkpoints aid agencies are warning that refugees are increasingly vulnerable to the virus the united nations refugee agency says they're struggling to protect people in camps when i want to next thanks for your company but why. when a prime minister takes some lump of coal into his own home and that coal means a lot to the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are changing the way we. break it down but it was a slogan that whatever the problem is of course joe counting the cost on al-ja

projected on to buildings something for people to share in isolation charley and al-jazeera southern england. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera in the past hour the u.s. president has spoken about the pandemic and far starker tones that he has used before donald trump admitted that he had the next 2 weeks will be very tough as what he described a plague spreads the country has the highest number of cases in the world with more than 175000 more than 3 and a half 1000 it's a one every american to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead we're going to go through a very tough 2 weeks. then hopefully as the experts are predicting is i think a lot of us are predicting gave to having studied it so we're going to start seeing some related the end of the tunnel but this is going to be a very painful very very painful to fix spain has recorded its single biggest daily number of deaths from the coronavirus 846 new fatalities were announced taking the total to more than 8100 and nationwide hibernation came into force on tuesday but the prime minister ordering a halt to all but essential econo

al-jazeera southern england. this is all just 0 these are the top stories president donald trump is warning americans to be prepared for tough weeks ahead of the number of dead in the u.s. has passed 3800 people that's more than china where the virus originated the united states has also the highest number of infections an emergency field hospital is being built in new york's central park to treat coronavirus patients i want every american to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead we're going to go through a very tough 2 weeks. and then hopefully as the experts are predicting as i think a lot of us are predicting gave to having studied it so hurt even to start seeing some related the end of the tunnel but this is going to be a very painful very very painful to excess at least $33.00 sailors on board a u.s. nuclear powered aircraft carrier have tested positive for the corona virus the captain of the theodore roosevelt has told the pentagon that the virus is spreading uncontrollably and has called for immedia

low tide at thorn space on the southern coast of england maritime archaeologists are searching the mudflats for clues as to what life was like thousands of years ago telling into our engine postone here we see this incredible story ongoing ritual from firing off bows and years ago when just in the sea bed white near where i live i find that sometimes the icing exploiting. a piece of timber more than 5000 years old might help us understand what happened when sea levels rose creating an island that became britain separate from continental europe what we're doing with the understanding the path of the train to the effect of sea level rise in the process and if we can understand the long term practice of the response to the through a lot of that crude are paying currently writing for the period a member of parliament in purple. tights aren't always this low so the marine archaeologists also dived to find evidence of prehistoric activity the salty sea water is an excellent preservative scientists take their findings back to the lab at the university of southampton where they did do tests in carb

comes far south as maybe denmark more especially southern sweden scottish highlands the high ground in england but looks let me sweep out all the way this is the color representation the temperature has to be expected on thursday of the order 20 to 20 degrees this is 15 degrees above normal for example in vienna early spring probably completely opposite in north africa this cold northerly means the teens the tripoli that brings will brings when cloud and sherry where the right answer deborah and towards egypt and spreads the cold a long way sas and increases the wind for example in northern chat. a journey both dark because if you don't believe there's a ray forever there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and what is also the same as ascended you can see how i was introduced to it when my father and my most aware king fahd king fahad the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al jazeera live from london a look at the headlines with all 27 me

more we learn could help in our own approach to climate change jessica baldwin al-jazeera hampshire england. there are these all the top stories 60000000 italians will have to stay at home unless they can justify their travel as the government extends coronavirus emergency measures nationwide the government has banned all public gatherings as the number of dead jumped to $463.00 on monday. china has announced the closure of all temporary hospitals treating coronavirus patients who had the president xi jinping visited the epi center for the 1st time since the outbreak was discovered in december the number of new reported infections in china continues to slow u.s. president donald trump is expected to announce steps aimed at reducing the impact of growth of ours on the economy on monday trump said he will discuss a payroll tax cut with congressional republicans more than 600 americans have been infected by virus across 34 states. we are going to take care of that have been taken care of the american public and the american economy we are going to be asking tomorrow we're seeing the senate to

in southern england. low tide of thorn space on the southern coast of england maritime archaeologists are searching the mud flats for clues as to what life was like thousands of years ago telling into our engine parts and here we see this incredible story ongoing material from far even off 1000 years ago when just in the seabed white near where i live i find that so turns out icing exploiting. a piece of timber more than 5000 years old might help us understand what happened when sea levels rose creating an island that became britain separate from continental europe what we're doing with the understanding the path of the train to the effect of sea level rise in the past and if we can understand the long term impact of the responses of the through a lot of that crude are playing. right into the theater on a lot of paralympic. types aren't always this low so the marine archaeologists also dive to find evidence of prehistoric activity the salty sea water is an excellent preservative scientists take their find

more we learn could help in our own approach to climate change jessica baldwin al-jazeera hampshire england. your child is there with me so rob the robot of our top stories european leaders are due to hold an emergency meeting to discuss ways to halt the coronavirus outbreak but says italy has moved to restrict the movement of its 16000000 citizens the government has banned all public countering something above that has jumped to 463 for just a body has been to a supermarket in. the in northern italy and explains some of the restrictions that are now in force according to a new sheet particularly only 3 customers can and that the dine so if i stay inside betty kelly i'd lock the entrance because we must keep away from each other i mean one metre from each other he's the minimum security stance so whatever if we had a we should wear a mask if we speak to each other and we should stay well need to eclipse that from each other and then you know everything use closed but he's really a bit about the easy side. china has announced the closure of all temporary hospitals treating croad virus patien

which is completely unheard of for the bank of england to to to do something a dramatic as this on the same day that the government's actually announcing its spending plans for the whole of the rest of the year but i think it shows more than anything else piece of this absolute essential contradiction and the impossibility for governments like like the one in this country of how they're dealing with it because they simple tain is they trying to say to people please try and find ways of spending more money and cutting interest rates is one day one way of doing that one of the same time. basically enforcing measures that stop people from spending money by insisting that they that they try to stay at home it's only going to get worse because the curve seems to be the u.k. is about a week or 2 behind italy everybody's expecting the big spike in the u.k. to be of next week or the week ultra low and we'll talk to you soon i'm sure thank you. ok let's get more on the situation in the south korean capital rob mcbride is in seoul he says there are concerns the illness could there spread further

could games be played behind closed doors in england we saw last night in the champions league one perry sign jamin were playing back games meant to be played behind closed doors and you still had thousands of fans turning up at the stadium to be outside and meet the team outside before and after the game sorry again not a feasible situation u.i. for meeting on tuesday we could even see the european championships this summer being delayed as well and i thank you very much indeed. the u.s. defense secretary marcus purses the president has given him the authority to retaliate after a rocket attack in iraq left 3 people dead 2 americans and a british soldier were killed after a barrier of rockets were fired at a military base north of baghdad on wednesday the head of the u.s. central command has suggested it tack was carried out by an iranian backed militia group a similar attack in december led to a tit for tat escalation culminating in the assassination of a very iranian general because some silly money train is high court has delayed its final verdict whether to overturn a senior roman c

that the premier league matches english football league women's matches as well will be postponed in england until the 3rd of april at the earliest that's a latest on we're hearing on english football also the arsenal manager. tested positive for the virus and in spain league has been suspended because rail madrid is in quarantine as well in north america sports have been canceled or postponed as well that includes the n.h.l. the hockey league major league baseball n.b.a. basketball college basketball championships have also been called off and back in australia organizers of the 1st formula one race of the year have called off the ground perri the event was due to be held in melbourne this weekend with about 100000 spectators also a member of the mclaren team tested positive for the virus on thursday and is now being treated. still more to come now coronavirus coverage on al-jazeera how the pandemic is putting latin america's ailing economy to the test. hello welcome to another look at the international forecast where is a count of great spinning out of china towards japan and we are going

about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with all of the football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspiring to october the cabinet set to ban mass gatherings in the coming week. and garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked off to flying back from moldova is set to announce europe's latest school closures you know if he did he cross several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic and totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with a consonant now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable at the barber al jazeera. and speaking of more measures let's bring in sunny go she's joining us here in the studio because we've just heard that the french authorities are announcing new measures over in france that's right basically now france will shot up most of its shops restaurants an entertainment benny's this follows. the latest total cases having doubled in 72 hours now the total amount of cases of coronavirus is now up to $4499.00 with the death toll now u

game over for now the pandemic causes the counseling if england's premier league and formula one. hello we begin our coverage in the united states where president donald trump has now declared a national emergency because of the coronavirus he says it will give the individual states access to a pool of $50000000000.00 in the fight against the virus hospitals will be asked to activate emergency preparedness plans and half a 1000000 extra tests should be available by next week to unleash the full power of the federal government that the separate today i am officially declaring a national emergency 2 very big words. the action i am taking will open up access to up to $50000000000.00 of very importantly for important and a large about of money for states and territories and localities in our shared fight against this disease in furtherance of the order emerging every state to set up emergency operation centers effective immediately and also asking every hospital in this country to activated some urgency prepared as planned so that they can meet the needs of americans everywhere so tha

about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with all elite football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspire into the cabinet set to ban mass gatherings in the coming week. garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked after flying back from moldova is set to announce europe's latest school closures you know if we do we will call several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic and totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with the consulate now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable but the barber al jazeera. let's take a look at how other countries are tackling the pandemic levanon is due to declare a medical emergency in the coming hours libya's u.n. recognized government has already declared a state of emergency land air and sea crossings as well as schools have been ordered shut for 3 weeks but as one of this as all this moment rather libya does not have any reported cases are going out at a party or we are announcing a nationwide emergency to tack

about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with all elite football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspiring to the cabinet set to ban mass gatherings in the coming week. garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked off to fly. back from all dover is set to announce europe's latest school closures you know if you didn't cross several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic it totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with the continent now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable lady barbara al jazeera pope francis won't be leading any public easter celebrations at the vatican because of the coronavirus break worshippers will be able to follow the pontiff prayers through the internet and on t.v. the leader of the roman catholic church had already canceled some public audiences after catching a cold but there will now be a full shutdown until easter day that's april 12th lebanon's president and cabinet will meet in a few hours to discuss what restrict

about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with all elite football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspire into october the cabinet set to ban mass gatherings in the coming week. garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked after flying back from all dover is set to announce europe's latest school closures you know if you didn't call several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic and totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with the consulate now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable but the barber al jazeera well a lockdown on manila has gone into effect that sealed almost 12000000 people into the philippines capital all domestic travel in and out of the city has been suspended residents have been asked not to leave the house except for work and emergencies night time curfews will also be imposed and shopping malls have been urged to close measures are some of the strictest taken in asia the city officials hope they will help stop the spread of

about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with all elite football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspiring to october the cabinet set to ban mass gatherings in the coming week. garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked off to fly. back from moldova is set to announce europe's latest school closures you know if you do you call several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic and totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with a consonant now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable at the barber al jazeera look at sanker a barren a is a journalist based in barcelona and he says these new restrictions were expected. well the scale of the crisis is very high as you also mentioned spain is the 2nd most hit country by the coronavirus in europe and the government has had pressure from inside and outside to. quickly decisions to try to limit the spread of the virus and the example of italy that has just seen a number of cases rise very sharply and very qu

own about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with ollie football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspire into the cabinet set to ban mask other rings in the coming week. garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked off to flying back from moldova is set to announce europe's latest school closures. across several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic and totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with the consulate now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable but the barber al jazeera. and a viral video from italy is reminding the world of the human cost of the pandemic or not. due. to where it shows an italian man looking through obituaries into additions of a newspaper one is from february 9th when they were just a few deaths less said and the other is from friday when the man counts 10 pages of obituaries it highlights the dramatic increase in the number of deaths as a coroner virus takes its toll on italy more than 1400 people have died there no

about turn reacting to moves already made by business and public pressure with all elite football in england suspended until at least early april and the london marathon perspiring to october the cabinet set to ban mass gatherings in the coming week. garion prime minister viktor orban seen here being checked after flying back from moldova is set to announce europe's latest school closures you know if you're cross several e.u. states including poland and the czech republic and totally or partially restricting entry to foreign nationals with the continent now the epicenter of the pandemic more drastic measures look inevitable lady barbara al jazeera police in the philippines a blocking major roads into manila as they saw sealing off the capital to stop the spread of coronavirus its 12000000 residents have been told they should only leave home for work and imagine seas for the next month travel in and out by land sea or air is suspended richard darrien is a professor at delhi university in manila he says restorations could last longer than a month. well i would admit that it feels almost surrea

lawrence the guardian newspaper has published what it says is a leaked public health england document which says nearly 8000000 people could need to be need hospital treatment if the virus reaches full scale. yeah it isn't in some ways i mean it's very alarming obviously at 1st glance it's not particularly different to the reasonable worst case scenario that the government in this country has been saying for some time but the thing is a very stark i mean in a country of 65000000 people if the supposition is that 80 percent of those people will get it. then even at low point 6 percent mortality rather than one percent you're talking about about $300000.00 deaths of that one percent mortality and up to nearly half a 1000000 and for all the arguments about the underfunding of the health service in this country for for a decade a law there is absolutely no way that any health service can cope with over the course of a year half a 1000000 people mostly elderly anyway with preexisting conditions slowly dying in hospital and that explains to some degree where the government here is now about

easing into northern parts of texas so what's the weather around the northeast into new england snow to the north of that but they are between slightly fine and dry had a spot of dry across a good part of the caribbean but lots of tropical sunshine through all. in 2014 and al-jazeera and that's a geisha and revealed how anger and fear feel. it will be a bone a crisis that ravaged west africa we asked some of us in our lives they didn't allow you to hospital knowing we are dying 3 years on we speak to the filmmaker the one thing that spread a bola and caused the devastation on a sphere that was born out of ignorance rewind liberia living with ebola on al-jazeera. the arab. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. federal reserve has announces cutting interest rates to me is 0 to counter the impact of the krona virus and demi that's as the white house moves to expand virus testing to more americans up to receiving criticism for delays china's industrial output has contracted for the 1st time in decades because of coronavirus it comes as 60 more cases have been rep

quite dry at the moment the rain still coming in from the atlantic cross and and some parts of northern england and scotland with snow for the hills and still snow to come from norway otherwise enjoy the sunshine in what is an increasingly warm swathe up through central europe it's not university warm but also in spain portugal it's slowly will have again this is the warm flu we're still talking about high teens really this is a comparison with what is average but eastern europe particularly to northerly breeze is really cool things down in fact as another storm developing in the east and meds so that will bring a strong wind dancer eastern libya and egypt eventually dropping temperatures the converse is true over our jiri the circulation even as it's bringing warmth of dissension along the coastline we're still talking about teens for the most part starts cold in the morning but that breeze is kept the cold although brought the cold 3 chips once again than the pasta sudan and northern chad a windy dusty affair. join nicolo bowl conversation half the battle for the people to expand their brains

synagogues over here just announced the archbishop of canterbury hos suspended public worship in church of england institutions not the government doing it it's a voluntary adoption by by the local church and it's that sense of vague nurse in the government messaging and lag behind other european countries that's concerning the scientific community as well as the reading of the science which is to to some degree they the absolute clampdown on communities which seems to be being proved to reduce and prevent the spread of the virus simply hasn't hasn't happened here yet and as well as that there with the business is still waiting to find out we exactly what sort of support past what was in the budget last week the government's proposing to offer him a him or about that later when the finance minister is going to speak at the now daily news conference but you know the thing about crisis management is governments need soon get their messaging out very quickly so as not to leave a vacuum in which other people interpret their own things and it's that sense that they're just not still gripping the crisis

liquidity amongst larger firms i have today agreed a new lending facility with the governor of the bank of england to provide low cost easily accessible commercial paper to support lending to small and medium sized businesses i'm extending the new business interruption loan scheme i announced a budget last week so that rather than loans of 1200000 pounds it will now provide loans of up to 5000000 pounds with no interest due for the 1st 6 months both of these schemes will be up and running by the start of next week and i am also taking a new legal power in the covert bill to offer what ever further financial support i decide is necessary some sectors are facing particularly acute challenges in the coming days my colleague the secretary of state for transport and i will discuss a potential support package specifically for and i and and airports and yesterday i asked my cabinet colleagues to urgently convene meetings over the coming days with business leaders and representatives in the most affected sectors to identify other specific opportunities to support them and their industries including possib

really across the southwest now we've got more rain in the 4 calls wednesday throughout much of central england across into wales and that line of rain showers working their way through the low countries and on into areas of denmark meanwhile pretty strong winds along the coast of norway with some rain and still a bit or a with a bit of snow in the mix as well across into central and eastern turkey but look at these weather conditions out towards the southwest off the recent snow things a sunny kid. as a whole ring in the high teens low twenty's 19 images on a cool filter things in london on a thursday the most the rain just stay offshore as you can see in quite a bunch of clouds across northern mainland europe but really apart from that not a bad picture just a bit cool over there and on crutches 4 degrees celsius and then we had done it to northern africa now here but in a different patient some very strong winds through northern areas of algeria libya these coastal areas saying quite strong winds is the bands coming from the east and is very strong in fact reports of wins. at about 70 kilome

it and whether you've now got antibodies against it and that's progressing very fast public health england are looking at this today and they've got a test which they've got in the house that they're going and we're looking at ways to get a much more widespread version of that out it is a game changer and the reason it's a game changer is that it allows you to understand the proportion of the asymptomatic population who's had this disease but hasn't had symptoms that are very in any way significant and we don't have that number accurately anywhere in the world at the moment so if we can get that number starts to really help and going forward it's going to be critically important to be able to monitor this disease well because only by being able to monitor it can we start relaxing measures again start understanding what the effect of taking things off again at some point is so this is part of a critical ability to manage this is an agile way going forward very. well and just to say that i think exactly is the paktika said it is actually not just our health workforce it's our care workforce

world health organization director general is the key to beating the epidemic we're not delete it and england's not julia. most restrictions in the place to combat the pandemic have been enacted by u.s. state authorities and the federal government now that's led to a huge wave of criticism of the trumpet ministration reports the. times square quiet its famous streets largely empty schools bars restaurants closed down in new york on wednesday neighboring pennsylvania joined new york new jersey and connecticut in taking coronated steps barring gatherings of over 50 people closing most businesses extreme measures to control the rate of infection in the past spreading coronavirus good morning to urgent multistate response was needed to fill the gap they say the white house isn't the state cannot do this on its own you don't have the capacity we don't have a workforce we can't build new hospitals in $45.00 days the federal government can be extremely helpful here if we do not act the price will only be larger new jersey's governor phil murphy sent a letter to trump asking him to deploy the military