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Welcome to bbc news, the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. We will be talking about the shortage of protective equipment and indeed, the fa ct protective equipment and indeed, the fact that there is no sign of an early end to the lockdown itself. More warnings from hospitals in england over shortages of protective equipment. Supplies of gowns are very low in some areas. The government insists a big consignment will arrive from turkey as soon as possible. A total of 16,509 patients have died in hospital in the uk after testing positive for coronavirus. Thats up from aa9 from the day before. No hurry to lift the lockdown. Borisjohnson tells cabinet colleagues that stopping a second peak of coronavirus cases is now his priority. Were expecting the official Daily Briefing from the government at 5 00pm. This afternoon, well be hearing from the chancellor rishi sunak and well bring you that live. The governments furlough scheme to kee ....
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We can take another look at the daily downing street press conference here in the uk, today led by the environment secretary, george eustice. I want to begin by updating you on the latest data relating to the coronavirus outbreak. 2,000,270 2000, 552 tests for coronavirus have now been carried out in the uk. Including 89,000 carried out yesterday. 2a8,818 people have tested positive, thats an increase of 2412 cases since yesterday. 10,000 people are currently in hospital with the virus and thats down 17 from the 11,000 last week. Sadly for those that have tested positive for coronavirus across all settings 35,341 have now died. Thats an increase of 545 fatalities since yesterday. Of course her thoughts are with the families of all of those who have lost their lives to this virus. Avoid turn to the work that were doing to ensure that we are able to harvest this yea rs that we are able to harvest this years farm that we are able to harvest this yea rs fa rm harvest that we are able to ha ....
Deaths amongst residents. Can the Prime Minister give us the governments views on these unexplained deaths . He is right to draw attention, as ive said, to the tragedy that has been taking place in care homes. The education secretary defends plans to reopen some primary schools in england next month, insisting theyre based on scientific advice. The easing of lockdown begins in england. People are encouraged to return to work, though avoid public transport where possible. And good news if your lockdown lawn needs some love, as some Garden Centres reopen. Good afternoon, and welcome to viewers on bbc one and the bbc news channel for a special programme ahead of the daily downing street news conference, which today is led by the housing, communities and local government secretary, robertjenrick. The chancellor, rishi sunak, has said its very likely the uk economy will face a sig ....
Well meet again dont know where, dont know when. And our other main headline this afternoon. Tributes are paid to the forces sweetheart, Dame Vera Lynn, who has died at the age of 103. Welcome to viewers on bbc one. In around half an hour well bring you todays Coronavirus Press briefing from downing street, being led today by the Health Secretary matt hancock. First though, a look at todays developments because theres been a u turn from the government, after it abandoned the coronavirus tracing app, which was being piloted on the isle of wight. Instead, its switching to a model based on technology provided by google and apple. The apple Google Design has been promoted as being more privacy focused, but does also mean that epidemiologists will have access to less ....