we have had confirmation of the very sad death of an ent surgeon, amged el—hawrani.hink that says, what message does that send to nhs staff on the front line? it clearly is a worrying event. it is worrying for the nation because it is another death in our statistics. it is another loss to the family and it will be a loss to an nhs family as well. and tonight, some more optimistic news about the nhs. 20,000 retired doctors and nurses have now offered to return to work, prompting this response from the prime minister. one thing i think coronavirus crisis has already proved is that there really is such a thing as society. once again, a reminder of the incredible importance of everyone making an effort to stop the spread of the virus. a slow and difficult process. david shukman, bbc news. the head of italy's coronavirus response team has told the bbc there is now a severe shortage of medical staff in the north of the country, the area worst hit by the pandemic. doctors and nurses from across italy and around the world are being asked to volunteer to work there. there hav

hard—working that amged el—hawrani was an extremely ha rd—working consultant and trainer.the trust and particularly at queens hospital, burton, where he worked. he played a leading role in the merger of the hospitals and was keen to support colleagues outside his own department. he was known for his dedication and commitment to patients and raised funds for the hospitals, including climbing in the himalayas some years ago. so the whole of his professional family are desperately saddened at losing such a valued and much loved colleague. very sad news from leicester royal infirmary, the first front line worker, a surgeon, to have died from covid—19. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has asked for his country's forgiveness after imposing a sweeping coronavirus lockdown that he said had hurt millions of the country's poor. in his weekly radio address, he apologised for the impact of the three week lockdown, but said india was in a life and death battle. translation: first of all, let me seek forgiveness from all countrymen. my conscience tells me that you will definitely

all this on a painful day, made worse by the loss of an ent surgeon, amged el—hawrani.have died of covid—i9, he passed away at glenfield hospital in leicester. he'd been volunteering in a&e. in a statement, his son ashraf said... "most of my dad's time was dedicated towards his family and the rest of that time was dedicated towards his profession. he taught me the significance of respect and equality." we've had confirmation of the very sad death of an ent surgeon, amged el—hawrani, what do you think that says, what message does that send to nhs staff on the front line? i'm very saddened by the fact one of our professional colleagues has passed away. it clearly is a worrying event. it's worrying for the nation because it's another death in our statistics, it's another loss to a family and it will be a loss to an nhs family, as well. once again, a reminder of the incredible importance of everyone making an effort to stop the spread of the virus. a slow and difficult process. david shukman, bbc news. the british prime minister boris johnson has posted this video on twitte

amged el—hawrani was an ear, nose and throat specialist based in derbyshire. dan johnson reports.as. and he went out peacefully, on his own breath. he would have been heavily exposed, and he worked so hard, both private, both nhs and many hospitals. he saw hundreds and hundreds of patients. we don't know how many patients he was exposed to. is he a hero? of course, just like every doctor, every nurse and everyone working in the nhs. and, just, my heart goes out to anyone who's also lost someone because of this virus. there is now this support and praise, talk of doctors and nurses as heroes. do you think that's overdue? nurses should be paid more, doctors should be paid more. anyone who dedicates their life to others should be rewarded and respected as heroes and just to know, every day, that their efforts are appreciated. it's an international tragedy, this is, and this virus is indiscriminate. it doesn't worry about religion or creed, race or colour. it affects all of us. paying tribute to his brother amged el—hawrani, one of the first front line medics to die from coronavirus.

we have had confirmation of the very sad death of an ent surgeon, amged el—hawrani.nk that says, what message does that send to nhs staff on the front line? it clearly is a worrying event. it is worrying for the nation because it is another death in our statistics. it is another loss to the family and it will be a loss to an nhs family as well. and tonight, some more optimistic news about the nhs. 20,000 retired doctors and nurses have now offered to return to work, prompting this response from the prime minister. one thing i think coronavirus crisis has already proved is that there really is such a thing as society. once again, a reminder of the incredible importance of everyone making an effort to stop the spread of the virus. a slow and difficult process. david shukman, bbc news. america's leading infectious diseases expert has warned that up to 200,000 people in the us could die from the coronavirus. dr anthony fauci, who's a member of president trump's covid—i9 task force, said millions of people in the country would catch the virus. some cities, including new y

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amged el—hawrani was an ear, nose and throat specialist based in staffordshire. like the noble, strong man he was. and he went out peacefully, on his own breath. he would have been heavily exposed. and he worked so hard, both private, both nhs, at many hospitals. he saw hundreds and hundreds of patients. we don't know how many patients he was exposed to. you might not want to comment, but there's been a lot of discussion about protective equipment for doctors and nurses, whether there's enough of that. is that something that's concerned you ? i'm concerned for the welfare of all the doctors and nurses and staff in the nhs, but who knew what was going to hit the world, you know? there was no reason, six weeks ago, or maybe december, for anyone working in the nhs to think, "ah, i need to have a mask or protective gloves." people were just doing the job as normal, we didn't know what was coming. is he a hero? of course, just like every doctor, every nurse and everyone

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surgeon amged el—hawrani became one of the first front line doctors in the uk to die at the weekend,oronavirus in leicester. doctors are calling for all medics to be eligible for full death in service if something happens to them during the outbreak. the welsh government has freed up £1 billion to spend on supporting businesses and public services. this fund will help businesses to survive the coronavirus challenge, so they are ready, when we come out on the other side of this, to go on providing jobs and futures here in wales. and this help is over and above the support schemes already announced by the chancellor of the exchequer. there are nearly 20,000 cases of covid—19 in the uk. but today, the government advisor modelling them offered a glimmer of hope when he said hospital admissions are slowing down. but, we are warned, it will be many more months before we can even think of life getting back to normal. let's get more from our political correspondentjess parker. there correspondent jess parker. has there correspondentjess parker. has been some confusii government there has bee

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another worker in england's health service has died after testing positive for coronavirus. 55—year—old amged in hospital in leicester. he worked as an ear, nose and throat surgeon at the queen's hospital burton. in a statement his family said he was "a loving and much—loved husband, son, father, brother, and friend". they went on to say "his greatest passions were his family and his profession, and he dedicated his life to both". england's deputy chief medical officer also spoke at the news conference — our political correspondent chris mason has been giving me more details on what she had to say. perhaps the most explicit setting out of a likely timeline in terms of the impact on our day—to—day lives and movement suggests that over a six—month period there might be a turning on and off of the restrictions we have got used to. she was at pains to point out a distinction between that and a lockdown for the full period of time but the expectation from her at least being you would not be able to suddenly liberalise things in a couple of weeks, that there is a time lag so when you institute a me

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surgeon amged el—hawrani became one of the first frontline doctors in the uk to die at the weekend, afterus in leicester. doctors are calling for all medics to be eligible for full death in service if something happens to them during the outbreak. the welsh government has freed up £1 billion to spend on supporting businesses and public services. this fund will help businesses to survive the coronavirus challenge, so that they are ready, when we come out on the other side of this, to go on providing jobs and futures here in wales. and this help is over and above the support schemes already announced by the chancellor of the exchequer. there are nearly 20,000 cases of covid—19 in the uk. but today, the government advisor modelling them offered a glimmer of hope when he said hospital admissions are slowing down. but, we are warned, it will be many more months before we can even think of life getting back to normal. lauren moss, bbc news. today, the royal college of nursing said it's unacceptable that some staff working on the front line are treating patients without personal protective equip

voting, i amg, on over 80. think that we should have voting from our homes and vote accurately to our county and have it counted. . appreciate it very much the general i am listening to because c-span is so great. love you. jason snead. ofst: i think there lots health of democracy reasons. you want people floating -- voting close to the election so they have all of the facts and close to possible so that they make the most informed decision possible. we have to keep in mind that voting by mail, absentee voting is one of the most vulnerable forms of voting to fraud. of votesee instances harvesting that changed the outcome of a north can grant -- race.na congressional that disenfranchises voters want to make sure that voters nationwide have a system they have confidence in. there are a lot of states that allow absentee voting and some require an excuse and some do not. reasonable perfectly and we should not make this the primary way people cast their ballots in 2020 or any. don, independent, in kansas. caller: i

we have anned amgs that has proven it is incompetent at managing the resources it already has let alonedea that they should manage other parts of the economy. what the president needs to do is get out of the way and remove those barriers to massive testing so we know what is going on. and leaders like gavin newsom in california that have random testing data about the background level of infection in the state need to release that data publicly right away so that we can confront this crisis. >> so, nick, there's a fight going on right now in the senate. mainly over $500 billion slush fund that mitch mcconnell is pushing. so donald trump and the secretary can decide who gets the $500 billion and who doesn't. should americans be concerned about that slush fund without really any strings attached? >> so here's what needs to happen in the congress. leaders of both parties have been engaging in political gamesmanship. there is a bill that would pass with no problem at all. a clean bill that offered cash payments to americans and delayed the tax filing deadline and had no bailouts for any indu

amged el—hawrani, 55, passed away on saturday. the front pages, the mail leads on president trump saying that the us will not pay for the security of the duke and duchess of sussex, amid reports the pair have moved across the borderfrom canada. 0nline, the huffington post also leads with a story about president trump. he has suggested that hospitals in the us must be losing protective masks "out of the backdoor" after he was asked about dwindling supplies. supplies of personal protective equipment is something we are talking about on this morning's programme. an the ongoing delivery slot. have you tried? i have given up. ithink slot. have you tried? i have given up. i think people needed more than me. and the boss of morrisons is going to be here. that is at 7:50am. jonathan and jason shouting in my area. this is related to supermarkets, this is from the mail. things that people have left out for the dust in to pick up stop these bananas for example, perfectly good then and is —— good bananas and quantities of bread have been dump

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