for now, thank you. the prime minister is there. let s hope we can hear him and listening and see what there is happening. there is happening. thank you for oininr sir there is happening. thank you for joining sir patrick there is happening. thank you for joining sir patrick and there is happening. thank you for joining sir patrick and jonathan i there is happening. thank you for i joining sir patrick and jonathan van tam in london and me here in isolation in buckinghamshire. today, we have reached the fourth step on our road map. with cases increasing steadily and with more and more people being asked to self isolate, there will possibly be those who would rather that we had waited weeks or months longer and kept on social distancing and all the legal restrictions we have been placing on our lives. so i want to remind you all why i believe its right to take this step now, no matter how difficult it seems. the logic remains the same, that if we don t
that doesn t get away from their parroting u turn for her to perform on sunday morning by initially saying the chancellor and the prime minister would not be isolating because there is a special scheme that has been going on in downing street and in the cabinet office with a few other companies as well. they immediately realised that that looked bad, that it really fed into that narrative, the accusation from labour that it s one rule for ministers and another for everybody else, so they have, in the end, decided to isolate, which is why you are going to have this slightly strange press conference now where you are going to havejonathan van tam in patrick vallance in downing street in the normal press area, and then you will have the prime minister cut mag zooming in rather thanjust the minister cut mag zooming in rather than just the journalists. we will see how it s going to work. thanks for now, vicki. see how it s going to work. thanks for now, vicki. where see how it s going t