Delicate and dangerous stage and the restrictions on our way of life wont be lifted quickly. We will end up wont be lifted quickly. We will end up moving to a new normal, and i think we will need to make sure we can proceed in a sure footed way, which is why i know the temptation to start announcing proposals now but that is misleading, but we need to ta ke but that is misleading, but we need to take a sure footed way forward which protects life and preserves oui which protects life and preserves our way of life. At the Scottish Government has again signalled it might takea government has again signalled it might take a different route out of lockdown. That would mean if, and it is and if, we are not likely to get into this territory if the uk government. Clearly i would want to make sure scotland did what i judged best to protect the population. In germany, rules on public gatherings have been flouted by protesters in berlin who held a rally to demonstrate against lockdown. Sweden has
Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First, britains foreign secretary, dominic raab, has rejected calls to ease the coronavirus lockdown, stressing that the outbreak is still at a delicate and dangerous stage. The government is coming under pressure to relax the social distancing measures, amid concern about the damage they are doing to the economy. Mr raab, who has been standing in for Boris Johnson while he recovers from coronavirus, said it would be irresponsible to speculate on specific, individual measures to ease the lockdown. In spain, children are being allowed out of their homes for the first time in six weeks, as the government relaxes one of europes strictest lockdowns. Those under the age of m will be allowed out for one hour a day provided they re accompanied by an adult, but parks and playgrounds will remain closed. The armed forces in the uk are planning to depl
To its lowest level in more than a month. Theres continuing concern in care homes in england, over testing for staff and residents. Keep on running ill be running 2. 6 miles every day for ten days. Keep on running the creative ways London Marathon participants have come up with, now that the event has been postponed because of coronavirus. This is bbc news, reporting on the latest in the cornavirus crisis, both here in the uk and around the world. Todays main developments the United Kingdom is now seeing a very definite downward trend in the number of people in hospital with the coronavirus, thats according to the National Medical director of nhs england professor stephen powis. But the latest figures show a further 413 people have died across the country. That brings the total number of deaths in hospitals across the uk to 20,732. And those figures do not include deaths in care homes or other settings in england and northern ireland. The environment secretary, George Eustice said lock