arif, thank you so much for joining us and giving your views on the view ahead.g up, and economic crisis can't stop companies, as we were just discussing, even profitable companies from going public. our conversation with the ceo of lemonade, which went public today, next. ♪ emily: in the midst of a pandemic and economic crisis, the insurer lemonade released an ipo today. shares closing today almost 140% above the initial price. i spoke with cofounder and ceo daniel schrieber from the floor of the new york stock exchange. take a listen. performance of lemonade has been little impacted by the pandemic, much to our surprise, so the business has proven itself to be even more resilient than we might have imagined or feared. a lot of the key performance indicators we had been tracking for a while were on an upward trajectory and continued despite the pandemic. the health of the business has proven strong and resilient, and that has allowed us to go public. emily: here's trading almost 140% above the initial price, positive momentum, but are you concerned you underpric

let's see what one of our regular gps, dr nighat arif, has to say.ow with the sunshine and the summer holidays winter bugs seem far off, but gps are constantly planning preventative care. we were prepared and it is nice that the government has thought of that as well. we need to be looking at how we can ease the pressure on a&e departments and primary care because we know from yea rs of primary care because we know from years of data before coronavirus came along, that wintertime is the toughest time on resources. the whole point of lockdown was to protect the nhs, protect lives in order to make sure the most vulnerable get the support and resources for those that need it, and we are heading into... we are trying to prevent a second peak so we are continuing to plan for that. the thing that really consenting as a gp, three things, one is there a 1.2 million people on the shielded group, as gps we will be expected to vaccinate their families as well. we need to be looking at how to logistically do that. vaccines need storage, switches etc, we had two

this morning we're joined by dr nighat arif, who's in chesham in buckinghamshire. i really did.cross the board, sounds and adjustments. the public aware of the tragic loss of life had. whatever darkest days were locked in and everyone is fully aware of the second absolutely right. people are invisibly sensible promoting second work as it is about what is right for everyone. i am looking at the world that i am what to shutdown the country and to protect lives, that isa country and to protect lives, that is a huge ask. for children work, stay looking after them, the sacrifices as a gp, worked nhs it is a massive thank you. opportunity for eve ryo ne a massive thank you. opportunity for everyone to say thank you. college. this appreciation highlighted over the last month but what are the big challenges for the nhs now? its massive piece of organisation. i have worked for well over a decade asa have worked for well over a decade as a doctor. i have delivered three babies saved my son was like life and continues to save my son, life and continues to save my son, life andi and continu

doctor nighat arif is one of our breakfast gps. she's in buckinghamshire. to wear something that covers your face was stop it doesn't have to bea your face was stop it doesn't have to be a disposable mask, just any face coverings will stop if you are ina face coverings will stop if you are in a confined space than it is a goodidea in a confined space than it is a good idea because you are protecting yourself and other people and you are not allowing those droplets to be transmitted because we know that this is how the virus is happening. iam not this is how the virus is happening. i am not associated with any political party, i don't get any funding for anything, but i am at dog standard gp. in my opinion is i think we should give about it threefold. number one, it is a way of practising humility. what we're doing is we're covering a face with some sort of face covering because you don't know if you've got the virus. you could be passing it on to somebody unwillingly and in order to drive those numbers down, just covering your face would be a good idea. wea