henry bonsu. .. so you will need a mortgage holiday. will need a mortgage holiday. i am a believer in prudence, ifixed the roof when the sun was shining, as the former pro minister david cameron would say. the point is, you into gig economy, people like you are so exposed in this economy. many of those are low—paid workers. many viewers have got in touch with us from the usa and, we would like free medical healthcare. that is a big question for people in the us. they do not know what is covered by federal government spending, when it comes to seeing a doctor, because they think they might have this, 01’... think they might have this, or... yes, what if you can get tested ? or... yes, what if you can get tested? which or... yes, what if you can get tested ? which parts or... yes, what if you can get tested? which parts of it are going to be covered? there was a famous case of a guy he went to get tested for coronavirus, found to be negative, he still had to pay $3700 or something because it was not fully covered, even though had insuranc

henry bonsu is back with us. let's get stuck in. i can't remember, your father? i'm not.t been through that horrible night... know, but i think when i was a child i gave my parents a lot of sleepless nights, so i'm told. did they let you cry it out? of course, it was the 19605. out? of course, it was the 1960s. so you have complete self—control. 1960s. so you have complete self-control. of course, look at me! so, chinese signalling the worst is over. the gulf news is

with me are lord bigbyjones and henry bonsu. are in already, the telegraph leads with the story that tomorrow the uk will move from the contain phase to the delay phase with dealing with coronavirus, involving social distancing measures of. boris johnson will not be tested for coronavirus despite having attended a downing street reception with health minister nadine dorries, who has been tested positive. the ft leads with the budget and similar package designed to combat the economic effects of coronavirus. the times describes the stimulus as the chancellor's road to riches. the express goes with the same story and a classic photo of the ministerial red box. the mail combines the budget and the coronavirus and dubs the chancellor doctor feelgood. the guardian questions whether the extra spending will get to where it is needed. will have a closer look now at some of those papers now —— we'll have. henry, the i, focusing on the announcement we are in a global pandemic today. it is good to contrast the headline with the bold type w