last week, the chancellor richie sunak outlined a huge package of measures to help workers who receivere facing losing their dogs because —— job because of their dogs because —— job because of the virus and it's come with criticism that the self—employed have not been able to benefit from those same measures so far. the government is working to do this but people are losing theirjobs as we speak. many have already lost their jobs so those measures can't be, any sooner. we know the chancellor will outline these measures tomorrow at the daily press conference. we don't know any of the detail and there's a few mix reports in the papers as to quite how many people who are self—employed who will benefit from this. of course, it's a normally complicated for the government to work out how to pay people who don't have a monthly income who are self—employed. —— a enormously complicated. i just self—employed. —— a enormously complicated. ijust want self—employed. —— a enormously complicated. i just want to move to the daily mail. what's your view on the volunteers and if you suddenly had no time

the budget this week, the chancellor richie —— rishi sunak was talking about welfare payments and supportcellor and i sit on the cobra emergency committee force of the prime minister will be chairing it later today and it is very important for not just transport but every walk of life to know that the whole country is going to come together. the government is going to support them in the whole country is going to come together and we will get through this but we have some difficult weeks and months ahead of us. so you will be asking for money, basically for that particular industry? i will be discussing that with the industry and the chancellor but as i say, there are lots of ways of doing that. preventing those flights from having to take off empty or nearly empty. the ghost flights that will then give people time to pay. facilities through hmrc and then there is a whole host of other things that i know we will be discussing and we will see where that goes but being no doubt, we understand the severity of what is going on and notjust to airlines, across the country and across the economy

we will be hearing from richie sue nack —— rishi sunak, the chancellor of the exchequer.hearings today, is... is the nhs up to this, and the a nswer is... is the nhs up to this, and the answer was what? so simon stevens, chief executive of nhs england, said there is a degree of uncertainty. his officials said the public must play its part. we all have a part to play its part. we all have a part to play in this, following the government advice that was issued yesterday, which was of course we should all now be socially distancing ourselves, reducing unnecessary contact, working from home if that's possible, not going to theatres, pubs and clubs. that is especially important for the over 70s and those with health conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. a lot of people are getting in touch now saying, how can it possibly be right for schools still to be open when the advice is don't go to large gatherings? time and time again the government has said it is on the table but we don't want to do it now. evidence shows school closures would reduce the numbers but it is com