alex forrest whiting joins me in the studio now alex you've just listened to the bright british prime minister's announcement what did he have to say yes while he's still speaking but his main point is that relaxation must be ground chill that they can't throw away the achievements that have been made and that he's trying to set out what he's called a road map for opening society now already today the government changed what they have been saying for many weeks now their logo which boris johnson tweeted himself from stay home to stay alert now about who is quite a bit of confusion in criticism from members of the public and also some opposition leaders he said that this is a bit of a mixed message and the 1st minister of scotland nicholas sturgeon said that scotland will not be changing its message it's saying that people must still stay home so please do not send stay alert to scotland and also the other governments of northern ireland and wales saying boris johnson was only speaking for england but he has try now to give a message for the whole of the u.k. to say things will start t

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alex forrest whiting joins me now to give us the measure of the problem just how big is it alex well it's a global problem and let's just take one element life it and it's likely to be one of the last sectors to reopen off to this crisis now we know that some theaters are already taking the decision to close as one in the south of england that has already gone into administration there are other british that it is that say they are very close to bankruptcy and that's despite the fact that the government is helping those star financially they're saying it's not enough but it's not just regional fit they're also these global production companies now earlier this week disney announced that it hit musical frozen which is being on board way since 2018 will not return and now that was taking in around about a $1000000.00 a week but they've decided that it is time to properly shut the doors on that which was a pretty significant announcement now many of those stations on broadway show turn the lights off if you like at the beginning of march they're unlikely to reopen until probably mid sep