White house worn the week ahead could be devastating. This is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most americans lives, quite frankly. This is going to be our pearl harbor moment, our 9 11 moment. I would not say we have it under control. That would be a false statement. We are struggling to get it under control, and that the issue thats at hand right now. This will be probably the toughest week, between this begin next week. There will be a lot of deaths, unfortunately. Melissa this is outnumbered and im melissa francis. Here today is harris faulkner. Host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy is back with us. Welcome, my friend. Emily compagno is joining us, as well. And dr. Marty makary, physician and professor at Johns Hopkins university and a fox news contributor. And he is outnumbered. Dr. Makary, where do you think we are in this . Do you see any glimmers of hope . Dr. Makary i do, but i would caution against people over interpreting one number looking better over the
We arejoined here in south london with the person who came up with the cla p with the person who came up with the clap for carers every thursday. How did you get this idea . Being inspired from what i saw back in the netherlands and it was happening in spain and italy if the dutch can do it than the brits can deftly do it to. When not we are as passionate as italy and spanish people are. You came up with this idea, you told a few friends and now its every thursday event. How proud arent you of the british for taking part in this . Yeah, very proud. It shows how much this nation can unite and be one. We are alljust together in this. Congratulations and thank you very, very much. Thank you. To the royal sorry hospital where medics, doctors and nurses have come out on the screen to say thank you to one another. For working during this incredibly challenging time. The building behind me is the intensive ca re building behind me is the intensive care unit. If you look inside the windows tha
I knew that we were going to have a crisis for Health Care Workers because we were not taking action. Another three million americans apply for Unemployment Benefits in the past week, as the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the economy. And worry for theatres in the uk the lockdown means venues, actors and crews are now fearing for their futures. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. Scientists in the uk say a new blood test, which detects whether someone has had coronavirus, is a major step forward. The test looks for antibodies which could indicate some immunity to covid i9 in the future. It was approved last night by Public Health england, and ministers say they want to roll it out as soon as possible first to health and care workers. A clearer picture is beginning to emerge of the scale of the coronavirus outbreak in england. A survey of 11,00 households in the first two
Had the virus in the past has been approved in england. Who will be first in the queue to get it . The care home crisis the National Association says staff feel completely abandoned. Whats the government going to do about it . The extra cost of tackling the coronavirus outbreak will top £120 billion. It takes uk borrowing to levels not since seen the end of the war. Is it curtains for local and regional theatres . How the lockdown has left actors and directors struggling for survival. And coming up in sport on bbc news, englands cricketers can start limited training next week, as team bosses plan for a return to action after the coronavirus shutdown. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. There is serious concern that tens of thousands of seriously ill people in england are not seeking help because of fears that they might catch the coronavirus in hospital or be a burden on the nhs. The starkest illustration of this is the drop in visits to a e departments down by more than
Here in ukraine that parents all around the world. And the philippines prepares to ease lockdown restrictions as the new threat of a typhoon, causes tens of thousands to leave their homes. Hello and welcome to the programme we start with the latest developments on the coronavirus outbreak in the uk, and globally. The number of people confirmed to have died from covid 19 rises stands at just over 300 thousand, with 1. 5m people recovered. Scientists at the World Health Organisation say nearly a quarter of a billion people in africa could catch coronavirus in a year. They predict between one hundred and fifty and one hundred and ninety thousand africans could die from the virus. In england 1 in 400 people is infected with coronavirus thats according to a survey of 11,000 people in households. This means about 148,000 people in england could be currently infected. And theres some good news for fans of english football. The government says its opening the door for professional football to