This is bbc world news, the headlines. Ethiopia says it has started the final phase of its military operation against local forces in its northern tigray region. There are fears for the safety of civilians in the area. The uk government has given details of its revised three tier system of virus restrictions. The Prime Minister says it will mean a tough winter for many. Some of borisjohnsons own party have expressed anger. Thousands of people have been paying their respects to argentine football legend Diego Maradona who died on wednesday. Police clashed with fans earlier as they tried to shut down access to the president ial palace where his body is laying in state. A Turkish Court has sentenced more than three hundred people to life in prison over the failed coup ofjuly 2016. Almost 500 faced charges including a us based cleric, who is being tried in his absence. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the political strateg
Resources. Look at the i. A similar subject, resources. This is the story which we are hearing about from medics on social media almost every day, they do not have enough protective kit. I saw one report they have been told not to talk any more on social media but clearly there passing on a message many want to hear. They are. And on front of the i, two medics pictured in theirfull and on front of the i, two medics pictured in their full kit. Plenty of medics posting pictures wearing beanbags or other makeshift kit which is absolutely incredible after the government promised they would have this kit, many by the end of last week, and isjust have this kit, many by the end of last week, and is just not happening. It also says on the front of the i that there are surgeons now volunteering for cleaning shifts, so just sort of shows some of the chaos thatis just sort of shows some of the chaos that is going on on some of the words and a real disconnect between the nhs front line workers, wh
Hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are claire cohen, womens editorfor the Daily Telegraph and political strategist jo tanner. Tomorrows front pages. Lets start with the daily mail, whose headline is fix testing fiasco now. It calls on ministers to in its words get a grip on testing after britain faces its worst day of deaths so far. The times reports that borisjohnson has taken charge of efforts to speed up supply of tests after admitting the government has been slow delivering to frontline nhs staff. The metro leads on that figure, citing that deaths leapt by 381 injust one day. The i says that medics are still in need of safety kits, suggesting distribution problems mean protective clothing is still not reaching front line nhs workers. The express leads on comments from the medical director of nhs england who says there are green shoots of hope in the coronavirus battle as the number of n
Thankfully, hes now back home, and this afternoon i spoke to him about his experience. They did loads and loads of tests for all kinds of things, one of which was covid 19, coronavirus, and a few days later, i think three, four, five days later, my oncologist phoned up and said, well, youre fine as far as the chemo side effects are concerned, but you do have covid 19. And actually my first reaction was, well, actually, if that was it, then ive got away with it, because i had a temperature, but i didnt have all those other really nasty things that people talk about. Right now, the last couple of days, i feel. Not back to normal, but i certainly feel well. But you were one of the people we were most worried about when all this began. Youve got stage iv cancer. Ive had numerous conversations with you here in the newsroom, and we were really worried about you. It seemed a very anxious time. Actually, my friends, like you, were getting more anxious, i think, than i was. To be honest, if you
Equipment is due to arrive in the uk tomorrow from turkey, including 400,000 gowns. The number of people who have died in care homes from coronavirus could be higher than official figures show. Doctors injapan warn that the countrys medical system could collapse amid a rising number of coronavirus cases. President trump says parts of states could open from monday. The move follows protests in austin. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejoe twyman, director of the Polling Organisation deltapoll, and jo tanner, who is a political strategist. Lets start with the sunday times, and it reports that ministers have drawn up a plan which could see schools reopen as soon as may 11. It comes as the mail on sunday says political and business figures are urging the uk government to map out a clear exit strategy from the lockdown. The observer leads on a warning from one of the worlds top health experts, that theres no guarantee a vaccine f