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and. welcoming our viewers from around the world live from central london this is all to u.k. . the kremlin spokes person for me to score a test positive for corona virus becoming the latest top official in russia to catch the disease will be getting a live reaction shortly from moscow. british chancellor pretty soon i can answer is the government's job pretensions scheme is to be extended until october but with businesses to share the financial burden. of funding the science is offering the government alternative expert advice on the coronavirus pandemic has criticised the latest state alert strategy we'll be hearing from the chair of the group said david king very soon. than the public is advised to wear face coverings in crowded places

and on public transport as many prepared to return to work over joined by medical students and campaigner. the kremlin spokesman dmitri has been taken to hospital after testing positive for the coronavirus for more on this when are joined by our correspondents in moscow saskia tell us more. well if we've got anything over the last couple of weeks and months is that things with corona virus change bite the minute and indeed a story that's just come in in the last half an hour or so is that spokesperson for the russian president that's to me has tested positive with 19 and we don't know too much at this stage we can say that he confronted himself he said that he's now in hospital and that he's getting treatment is

a really familiar face and russia's press secretary he's seen by the russian president's side at the majority of public events he says that the last time he came into contact with the last month was a month ago now this makes him one of the few high profile international figures who have been infected we all of course remember the u.k. prime minister boris johnson but with specific guts to russian politicians the prime minister tested positive and doctors say he's now on the road to recovery since then both the construction and cultural ministers have been infected now today actually marks the 1st step towards returning to normal life because often not announced yesterday that the country would start shedding lockdown restrictions today cool sectors of the economy like construction agriculture got up and running again and must go alone around hoping 1000000 returned to work this tuesday but that's not to say it's business as usual given how false russia is that no one set

of rules as to how this is going to be done each government various corners of the country let's remember russia has 11 time zones will assess the situation on the ground and decide which restrictions can be eased which need to remain so for example in some siberian cities people of today will come in parks and popping in to reopen to close shops but medicare most of the countries hotspot we've been told to continue south isolating until may thought so the region's going at the pace as they tried to fire up the economy again want to take all the necessary safety precautions and just as the country started to see perhaps the. light at the end of the tunnel a sad story actually broke by 1000 patients who are being treated in an i.c.u. incent petersburg died after a fire broke out that thought that the fives triggered actually by an electrical fault in one of the ventilators but the governor said the profession is in the past it's a fact we should over 150 people the good news is that the fire has now been put out so really that's just kind of

a roundoff of what the corona virus landscape as you look at night here in russia today. thank you very much indeed for that update live from moscow. the british government has extended is job retention scheme for a further 4 months with the chancellor revealing that companies will also pick up a share of the bill or take a shot it was dashed he joins me now with the latest so she has the chancellor given us any real detail on this well essentially he has given a further lifeline to the over 7000000 people who are currently being supported by the government's scheme it comes after chancer where she stood up has announced confirmed that there will be an extension to the government's job pretensions again for an additional 4 months while until the end of october by that point it means that the government would have stepped in for 8 months until the end of july there would be no changes whatsoever. then from august to october the scheme will

continue for all sectors and regions of the u.k. but with greater flexibility to support the transition back to work employers currently using the scheme will be able to bring furloughed employees back part time. and we will ask employers to start sharing with the government the cost of paying people salaries full details will follow by the end of may but i want to assure people today of one thing that word change. workers will through the combined efforts of government and employers continue to receive the whole of a pay cut where people receiving the scheme would only be able to get 60 percent of their salaries covered however that is not the case for schuster not house confirms the full 80 percent will be given to those under the scheme that's the sum of up to $2500.00 pounds of their salaries however now there are all plans for the

government to try and share that cost with private companies by the way it is costing the government at the moment $10000000000.00 pounds every single month so the idea is that the burden is now shared amongst the government and the private companies plus the government also wants to introduce more flexible terms to try and ease that transition smooth and that transition for people to go back to work by offering yes the phallus about the same time a part time service to from july onwards now that is all of course part of the government's plan to get britain moving once again following boris johnson the prime minister's announcement just yesterday to try and ease the lockdown measures to try and relax and get britain moving again yesterday it sounded very 6 much like number 10 wanted people to get to work as soon as possible as early as tomorrow which is wednesday however yesterday there was much criticism from across the board that the workplace is simply couldn't be ready in time they need some guidelines and they need to know that the place is safe enough to allow workers to go back to

work as promised yesterday the government has now published its guidelines to ensure that the the workplace is covert secure so that includes asking employers to put up screens or barriers between employees in order to keep them separated in the workplace it also advises that workers be placed into fixed teams or workable partnerships so that each employee only physically works with a reduced amount of people at any one time it back to bach or side to side desk arrangement is also recommended in the office in order to avoid people sitting face . to face and the government continues to recommend frequent hand washing as well as cleaning the office environment and show you what about the latest death figures well they're also concerned that the u.k.'s death toll is now much higher than $40000.00 according to the office for national statistics now that would mean that the u.k. is not just the worst in europe but by far the worst affected country across europe

now the ins is methodology is somewhat different to the way the government handles and collects data well the ins does is collates the death figure of $1000.00 is present on the deaths of $6.00 to $5.00 across hospitals community centers care homes and of course in the wider community as well now scientists at present are now focused on this idea of the excess deaths which is calculated by looking at a 5 year average of any one point in time and then comparing that level of deaths to this time around during that 19 so according to the ins is data in that week leading up to may the 1st there were over $8000.00 excess deaths in england and wales if we look at the total number of excess deaths since the corona virus outbreak began we can see that there have been over $46000.00 in england and wales this year and in relation to care home specifically there are enough says that since the beginning of the outbreak there's been over 8000 care home deaths where

cope at 19 was mentioned on the death certificate but despite the valid concerns over the care home epidemic this week's weekly death toll in care homes is actually down from the previous week by just under a 1000 also to the level of excess death registrations has declined for a 2nd week running which could actually indicate that the lockdown measures might just be having a positive effect shadier thank you very much indeed for that update. the group sought to soften the government alternative exploded voice on cruel divorces criticize the latest stay. alert strategy set up as an alternative to the official scientific advisory group from urgencies and chaired by former government chief scientific adviser david king the group says that the public needs coal create advice it also says that the government's plan won't ensure suppression of the epidemic and has criticized the test track and trace policy as misguided well for more on all of this some joined by the group's chair former chief scientific

adviser said david king so david thank you very much indeed for being with us now you might not be happy with this stay in the message but the government has published plenty of detail about what it means is it not well i think what we've seen at the parliament on monday was a report from the government on handling the business of unlocking the lockdown are you ready whites who is 50 pages long and i must say there's a there's a lot of words and not a lot of detail they continually refers to the detail that really made. i think what what our group of experts were concerned about particularly the behavioral scientists was that the crazies stay alert and control the virus or not with advice closely linked to action it's almost as if these 2 phrases with chosen so that the members of the public were really left to decide them for themselves

what action was meant they were alert and controlling the virus and we feel these are really wrong messages and ignore the advice from behavioral scientists not asking the public to really exercise some sort of common sense here rather than giving absolute concrete regulation in effect. that's exactly what they're criticizing i think that when when we see the change from their vice stay at home those 3 words very clearly were telling us what to do whereas these new phrases like stale. control the virus or very much parsing it over to the individual to decide if you are alone in controlling the virus what you are doing and i i just think this is a very ineffective way to go we thought example the business of washing hands and keeping the tea area of the face clean and not touching it with their hands the

eyes the nose in the mouth these are very important things to do to change the behavioral traits of people in managing this epidemic i think we actually also in terms of the need to look at how we come out of the lockdown we wish to see the government repo kissing exam vision on finding every case tracking and supporting contacts ensuring in effect to community quarantine policy of 14 not 7 days isolation was supposed to public health and health system capacities in place to identify and isolate test and treat all cases so what the government doing wrong here source david because there's a huge emphasis in that moment huge initiative about test track and trace is there not. there's a huge emphasis on the number of tests per day what i don't see where exactly none

of our team see is a tragedy on this business of test and trace i think that and in and the coroutine ng of people of being in touch with somebody who's gone down with the disease what we need is a situation where every single person with the virus will be contacted them test for them trace them this way and we're not even coming close to it but nor do we hear any clarity on this issue what i want what i'm actually saying is to emerge from the lockdown we need to be cautious and patient cursed of all the test trace business in place and then you can begin the removal of the lockdown procedures otherwise and i think this to me is the most important point to remember in deaths in britain will keep rising because it will we will find in different parts of the

country the underling of the lockdown will produce a variable rate of new mini epidemics around the country and the result will be once again we go into lockdown we are right back towards square one and we are extending the period of the epidemic extending the period of epidemic is going to cost their lives but also of course costly in the economic situation of the country maybe it will take us longer to come out of the complete lockdown. what about pressure groups such as yourselves i mean obviously it's very helpful to him an alternative view maybe perhaps offering a little bit of confusion perhaps for the public because i don't quite know who to listen to but just how much pressure is your crew bringing to bear on the governments of iran how is it actually listening to you. well it's very funny that you should describe us as a pressure group i have pulled together some of the best scientists in the world

there it's a group of 12 people covering a whole range of expertise and other people are people listening to us and yes they are our press conference today was attended by every important media outlet in the country we i think are putting pressure on to use your word on the government during arcturus meeting which was held in the public domain so everyone could watch if they wanted to the proceedings of this committee but during our hours during that cursed meeting suddenly for the 1st time the membership of the the government science advisory group for emergency was published with reductions but it was published and then in the subsequent days we suddenly your publication of minutes of their meetings also was redactions but each of these responses are responses to the advice that we've been giving now and which really points to the very

serious depressions fees that the government has been putting in process we believe that transparency for the science community is critical that's the way scientists like to work we like to be seen to be discussing arguing in public and then from that was peer pressure reemerge with a consensus and a way through with this team of 12 has produced a very old report to government 30 pages plus long in just over one week at the pentagon. so so sorry but no danger of any confusion for the public when we get in some ways conflicting starting her voice on how we should be dealing with this current crisis. well it's very difficult to say that's causing confusion i wonder how many people the public are examining the details of the scientific report with putting out what i think you your suggesting is that it

might be causing confusion because we've now got to sounds about as regroups operating that into one only is in the public domain whims fully putting everything out into the public domain this is putting pressure on the government again to you will pressure to also be more transparent is the way science advice is given and to show that that advice is separate from the political decision making that's the critical factor so david king very good of you to join us thank you so much for talking to us live here or not he can thank you. well now let's take a look at how corona virus is affecting the home nations but according to individual reports there have been 425 deaths in the u.k. since yesterday and it has england has come from $350.00 more fatalities in the past 24 hours while the scottish 1st minister reported 50 wells confirmed another 16 and more than and reported 9 it comes as

a scottish national party m.p.'s criticize a government for putting newspaper coverage ahead of informing the devolved nations . if i quote from a statement building consensus in confidence when moving forward well it is message by. the prime minister and the extent that the leaders of the whole nation it's got to. be street the whole rest and even before the 1st ministers revolt nations. scottish 1st minister nicola sturgeon has unveiled an extra 50000000 pounds to help the social care sector in the fight against corona virus meanwhile the welsh health minister has said that he doesn't think crossing the border between wales and england is a real option it comes as england begins to relax its lockdown rules on driving to other destinations as people in wales are still required to remain near home. now let's turn to the coronavirus because they merge from around the world and according to johns hopkins university which collates worldwide data more than 4200000 people are now infected there have been over 2 186000 deaths and over

$1400000.00 recoveries meanwhile protesters have clashed with police in germany as crimes demotic complete end to the lock down that comes as figures show the risk of infection is once again on the rise in the country and with italian hospitals overwhelmed some coded 900 patients have been checking into hotels to recover. still to come. the government acknowledges the public to make where face coverings to stop the virus was spreading over joined by a medical student and campaigner. we

go to work so you straight home. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. is you'll be via reflection of reality.

in a world transformed. what will make you feel safer. isolation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maid in the shallows. the government does advise the public to wear face coverings in crowded places and lure more prepared to go back to work as the transport secretary encourages people to make their own. we are not advising medical level p.p.

is used that's absolutely would go against the public health england advice or rather that the type of people who should be used as a type that you make at home based on the information which is now actually on the government website and shows how to make p.p. either from an old t. shirt. or one the reason for that is absolutely critical for medical point of view that we don't withdraw and compete with medical applications for p.p. so people should make their own p.p. which is a face covering covering should be worn where social distancing is difficult such as on public transport and in shops meanwhile primary school children and teaching staff who were shuttled to return in early june won't be required to wear one as is only useful when worn for a short time scotland is advising the wearing a protective gear while the welsh government is not. says transport for london is preparing to restore travel services for all those returning to work in the capital

it's also released a statement current all passengers to wear masks while travelling and indicated that hand sanitizing dispenses would be interesting. to discuss this all further now joined by medical student and campaigners. very good of you to be with us today now we were of course told that there was little evidence for masks how effective they are supposed to be and now of course we're being told to cover our faces. yes 1st can i just apologize to any expert's directions if i push your names that really really seen them written down and put shasta tricia greenhouse has done a lot of work on campaigning for and mashing trace marks to and prevent spread. and the virus from the where it because messaging has been a bit confusing so i think it's 3 things that are important yet there's. one asymptomatic individuals can spread the virus so if you are healthy you can spread

corona virus to. the droplets that come from your mouth and nose when you speak when you. cough or sneeze or those kinds of things they will move into the air in front of you and the big droplets will fall to the floor and the small arms will take longer for special and they will evaporate while struggling to that new crab which can hang in the air a little bit and the thing that was dusty cloth mask blocks dropped it's all right there and there's a paper i can show you and the actual wood on or whatever to sentiment knew how to convince that mosques therefore really to help and should be war now your campaign of course wants all of us to wear them but surely not medical grade protection

though what what what sort of level of effectiveness you talking about here yes so . just like rock and cotton. i don't know i must admit. our studies out there are actually sent through on a study has gone through like that different levels of state and it wait a minute you said i mean the government is suggesting home made mosques are sufficient capital t. shirts for example it's not really a simple and safe answer yeah yeah yeah i think so again there's a speech to speak that's how effective the mask is to stop the drop in coming out of an individual's mouth and it's and then there's like the percent of people within population are wearing these masks. and if you have more effective. then you

have like you just need fewer people to take up the practice of wearing so you reduce the right and if you are a less the fact that much. more people are wearing less effective mox you can still reduce the are you considerably and it just takes ever want to get involved open to it and that's exactly what you are or so sam thank you very much indeed for being with us live here naughty case empressement thank you. interpol has issued a red notice for the suspect who allegedly killed a british teenager in a road accident the international wanted notice seeks to track and arrest and as the wife of a u.s. intelligence official securitas was accused of hitting 19 year old harry done while driving on the wrong side of the road in august last year she fled britain after the accident claiming diplomatic immunity but the since been charged by the british police with causing death by dangerous driving the us has refused to extradite her but this latest notice could result in her arrest if she leaves the country. for

more on this in the next hour be joined by harry downs family spokesperson rod sega . a group representing thousands of british doctors and started legal proceedings to force a public inquiry into the government's handling of sourcing personal protective equipment doctors association new cases the investigation is necessary to ensure nuff p.p. is available for future ways of the virus and added that the department of health has a legal obligation to hold an inquiry under the european convention on human rights group also says families of deceased medical workers need closure. there is been recurrent and systemic failure of the p.p. supply chain leaving staff in some instances we could make shift all know people are action will bring an urgent public inquiry to ensure that lessons are learned and. we need to ensure that no doctor or health care worker is put in harm's

way in this manner ever again and the families of frontline health care workers who have died get much needed. around $200.00 health care workers have died in britain since the pandemic started with several having voiced concerns over p.p.p. shortages legal action claims items such as gowns and visas were emitted from a stockpile started over a decade ago it's also questioning why a delayed order of gallons from turkey was mostly defective and why the government refused offers of mosques from private companies but do stay with us here in our u.k. we're in the next hour i'll be joined by a member of the group behind the legal action so i'll be back with more news for in just over half an hour from now.

good food descriptions sound up even for the owners so how to choose this pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be as healthy as people believe and we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to fairy simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the

value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. during the vietnam war u.s. forces are also belong to neighboring laos there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. until out how much it is officially heavily bombed country per capita all human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn wieber went on to another topic there even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for that tragedy and what help do the people need in that little land on.