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And arise captain sir tom moore the World War Two veteran whos raised more than £30 million for the nhs is awarded a knighthood. Hello and welcome to viewers on bbc one, as we build up todays Coronavirus Briefing from the government, today led by culture secretary, 0liver dowden. We start today with comments from the Prime Minister, who said that there is a growing confidence that the uk will have a test, track and trace operation in place by next month. Borisjohnson said during Prime Ministers questions that the system would be world beating and there will be 25,000 trackers. He said this will help stop the disease from spreading and added that 2a,000 tracers had already been recruited. Lets look at the governments approach to testing and tracing so far. 0n the 12th march, the government moved away from community tests and Contact Tracing because of capacity problems, as ministers focused testing on patients with suspected coronavirus in hospitals. The Health Secretary matt hancock a
Too, there is a balance between wanting customers and keeping them safe. Its too busy. This doesnt feel like brighton today, it feels like a horrible day in brighton where its quite dangerous. like a horrible day in brighton where its quite dangerous. I do feel safe because its quite a big beach, so it feels possible to stay two metres away. I think everybody hasjust got to two metres away. I think everybody has just got to abide by the rules, its not hard. Itsjust one of those things, everybody has to get oii those things, everybody has to get on with it. The hot weather has certainly brought people to the beachin certainly brought people to the beach in brighton. The challenge, here, as elsewhere, is how best to remind them to keep their distance. In the peak district, walkers were out in force, along with their dogs. Not far away in glossop, there was time for a round of golf, and city dwellers have enjoyed their local green spaces. This was kings heath park in birmingham. In englan