so the cmo has been in touch with the royal colleges. i have spoken to the bma and the rcm.ions representing staff across our nhs, so that we understand all the views that are coming so that we can make what will nonetheless be complex and at times difficult decisions about what it is possible to restart but what it is possible to restart but what isn't possible to restart because of the impact that might have on our capacity to deal nonetheless with cases as a result of the pandemic. and into all of that will go the screening programmes, because we share the very strong view about the importance of those programmes as preventative, as well as picking up individuals who are beginning to show signs that they might have cancer. so all of that will be factored into the mix. we will absolutely be back making very clear to people the criteria we have used to people the criteria we have used to make decisions, what the initial steps might be and then what subsequent steps might be. before i finish, the other point i need to ta ke finish, the other point i need to take this opportu

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professor bain will work alongside other deputy cmo and she will support the chief medical 0fficer.in that key role and further ensure that we benefit from the very best public health expertise available. i am now going to pay she wanted fiona mcqueen, our chief nursing 0fficer but before i do, i would like to emphasise, once again, our key public health guidance. please stay at home. except for essential purposes such as daily exercise or to buy essential items. you can now exercise more than once a day but when you do read the house stay local. stay more than two metres apart from other people and please do not meet up with people from households other than your own. you should wear a face covering if you ina shop should wear a face covering if you in a shop or public transport and physical distancing is difficult to achieve and wash your hands thoroughly and regularly. finally, if you or someone else has symptoms of covid 19 then you should stay at home completely. i do know how difficult these restrictions are and i also know that they get harder as time passes. but they are nec

i know the cmo and others are looking at what the guidance should be that would allow this to happen the reasons that have been put by giovanni. thank you, patrick. can we now move on to direct questions? from the media. first question is from tom burridge, bbc. good afternoon, tom. good afternoon. i have a question about the quarantine and thena have a question about the quarantine and then a question from a colleague about schools. home secretary, now that this measure is coming in, is it fairto that this measure is coming in, is it fair to assume now that most summer it fair to assume now that most summer holidays abroad will not happen this year? the second question is while the risk for children are judged to be relatively low if schools reopen, to what extent might they be more serious for families and for the wider community? thank you, tom. to answer your first community? thank you, tom. to answer yourfirst question, of community? thank you, tom. to answer your first question, of course, the advice is not about booking holidays right now. we are bringing in these measures for

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these messages is because it is important you hear it directly from me of the cabinet secretary and the cmod we are as clear about that as possible. most of us are quitea about that as possible. most of us are quite a media savvy these days soi are quite a media savvy these days so i think we can understand these things. let's not overcomplicate this. people in scotland, in terms of the advice we are giving, listen to what the scottish government advice is and please follow that. if you live in england, listen to the advice the uk government is giving. if you live in wales, listen to the welsh government and similarly in northern ireland. people are perfectly capable of understanding that. the daily mail. good afternoon. i appreciate you are trying not to comment on decisions for england, but do you believe the decisions that are going to be announced tonight could lead to an increase in infection rates in england, which therefore could have a consequential impact on scotland's infection rates? we all have to be very conscious of the need to be very conscious of the need to be very cautious

thank you both, to the secretary of state and to the deputy cmo, we have been hearing from quite a few. given the number of cases is still higher now than when we first went into lockdown, why should they feel any safer leaving their homes? perhaps i will askjenny to comment first? shall i start? for the reasons which i have just articulated before about our understanding of individual risk with individual diseases, that is still a learning process. it can still a learning process. it can still be quite difficult to give a very individual approach to that risk assessment. it is a new disease. but i think what we are looking at is the whole idea, if you like, behind the shielding programme was because the modelling identified a significant number of people at risk, mostly in the elderly, and in fa ct, risk, mostly in the elderly, and in fact, that is still the case, although we have significant numbers shielding who are below that age but particularly for the elderly, that if we could, if you like, in the nicest possible way, take them out of the peak as it came, that would reduce their

mentioned the target of 20,000, and unprecedented pandemic, global pandemic and we shouldn't criticize the cmo for trying to give some forecasts in response to questions many in this chamber are calling for but the reality is we know more about the virus to mystically and internationally than we did before. i share his i guess joint horror at the number of deaths, tragedy engines everyone. i would disagree that it is too early to make international comparisons. if they are to be done on a per capita basis there are different ways not just in the uk and these settings across the world and this is a delicate and dangerous moment in this pandemic which is why we need to wait before moving towards a transitional phase or second phase and this would be irresponsible to start setting out in detail what proposals we might come up with. >> i wasn't criticizing the experts but pointing out the difference between what had been hoped for and where we have gotten to. i welcome the clearer breakdown of figures from this afternoon on words. it appears and i hope this is right the number of hospital admissio

as a cmo pointed out earlier, we should not rush to draw conclusions about relationships between numberountries and we have learnt from the experience of other countries. but back to the here and now, where does this leave us in the uk? well, the 100,000 tests a day target was set for two purposes. the secretary of state mentioned it was intended to motivate the programme and set the scale of our ambition and it has certainly done that. more importantly, perhaps, we knew from our calculations that we would need something like this level of testing to be ready for the next phase of the response to the pandemic. looking to the future, then, we now have a very substantial and flexible testing capability in the uk. it will be used to drive extensive contact tracing to control any new infections. to help us keep patients and staff safe in hospitals and care services. and to tell us with some precision how the virus has spread across the country and is spreading in the future. if we can quickly identify who may have been in contact with someone infected, we can contact with someone infected,

that's exactly -- cmo an officer, they would agree strongly with you the quicker turnaround time the pastor you can check and make it more effective for operations. >> you told them they have to make that target by? >> i'm not going to give you a deadline right now because i've been forbidden from enacting any more -- >> isn't in the next week or month, or be talking weeks or months? >> as soon as possible. >> we should understand where we are with tests and tracing. tomorrow, to be clear, i'm not going to pretend that this, what we have tomorrow will be valuable, useful, very important tool in our fight against christ but it will be better. as we go through june. this is gone from a complete to a huge operation so i don't want to give you exact deadline for when we get to the 24 hours but that is the impression we will do. >> final question. israel and singapore have a lot of agency workers working in their care homes and faye fan them from working more than one because they don't empty spread the virus from care home to care home. we see the same thing here. >> done that already. i

i don't think cso or cmo are going to say anything at this stage, we will go straight to questions beginningt, who has a question from devon. can we see friends and family at the parkif can we see friends and family at the park if we practice social distance rules? what if they are already at the park when we get there, should we leave or stay and talk if we keep to the social distance rules? thank you. well, thank you very much, scott. what we are saying and i will ask chris and patrick to comment, what we are saying is that you can go to the park to exercise on your own certainly and in an unlimited way, you can go with members of your own household, but if you want to meet somebody from outside your household, it has got to be you and that other person just asa pairand to be you and that other person just as a pair and you should observe social distancing while you are there and so it should be basically a one on one thing, but with social distancing. so keeping two metres apartand distancing. so keeping two metres apart and obeying the rules. chris. just to reiterate what the prime minis

if i remember rightly, i think when the cmo came before the health select committee last time, he highlightedtries. and these remain unclear in some cases. so very important we look at death data but we also need to be very careful about how we interpret it. drjenny harries there, and our head of statistics, robert cuffe is with me now. every week get figures from the office for national statistics and every week they are shocking. bring us up to date with the latest they have said about the number of covid deaths. the total number is running around 30,000. that is a different number to the number we hear every day from the department of health. that number is people who have tested positive and these figures from the office of national statistics go wide they include people where covid—19 is mentioned on the death certificate, suspected deaths. the bad news is it is out—of—date, running up to the 24th of april. we know we will have seen even more deaths from covid. the good news, the glimmer of hope is that we can week changes have started to look better. we sawjust under 8000 covid deaths..

that palm beach is play, there are affairs, murder, jealousy, pretenses, occasional generosity make cmos tv show look like nursery tales. talk about donald trump came in to mar-a-lago and distal personality, how we took the place and how it is resulted today. >> trump first heard about mar-a-lago from his limousine driver, and this is typical. he will go about asking people their opinions, , with their chamber maids or secret service agents. he has his advisers but he also has a white canvas of people will give him opinions. as well as about 12 friends that he consults. i named them into book. most of them are billionaires but that is the way he works. when i was at mar-a-lago recently with the psp what i thought about israeli settlements. i know as much about the middle east as he knows about the taliban but i gave you my opinion and that's the way operates. but he was enthralled by mar-a-lago and he bought it at bargain basement price. it was a white elephant. first used it as his home but then he decided turn it into a club, and that was the idea of his lawyer in florida who is jewish

devolved administration chief medical officers, and that on very many things, they act as the four cmosss co nfe re nce . to a close today's downing street press conference. thank you, jonathan. there we go, the latest downing street briefing on coronavirus, dominic raab, the foreign secretary, and professor jonathan van—tam, the deputy chief medical officer for england. let's run you through the main points. they have been a further 160 deaths related to coronavirus over the last day. that brings the total number in all settings to 34,796. dominic raab also announced the daily testing figure in the 24 hour period up to 9am on monday, 67,409 people were tested. dominic raab warned it is not sustainable to keep the lockdown in place permanently but said the government is monitoring the changes it is making and easing measures only where that can be done with the lowest risk possible. we also heard from professor van—tam, the deputy chief medical officerfor from professor van—tam, the deputy chief medical officer for england. he said autumn and winter conditions could well provide a bette

and the question for the csa and cmo.tential spread by not listing more?” thought we were listing more. sorry, patrick, there are 25,000 trackers, as far as patrick, there are 25,000 trackers, as farasi patrick, there are 25,000 trackers, as far as i know, not 2500, patrick? i will comment on the numbers in my presentation, if you look at the ons survey, the number of new cases is closer to 8,000 or so, or as the kings app said 9,000 a day, it has always been the case, i have been very clear when i presented the slides of the numbers testing positive. that is not the whole number. there are people you are not picking up, that is what that discrepancy tells you, so the challenge is to make sure that gap closes and you end up picking up more and more of the cases that are out there, and quickly, isolate the contacts out there, and quickly, isolate the co nta cts of out there, and quickly, isolate the contacts of those cases, so that we have an effective system, and making sure that that system is effective, and that it does

i know this is being looked at very carefully and i know that the cmo and others are thinking about whatni. and now direct questions from the media. first question from tom burridge from the bbc. good afternoon. good afternoon. i have one question on corentin and another question about schools. home secretary, now that this measure is coming in, is it fairto this measure is coming in, is it fair to assume now that most summer holidays abroad will not happen this year? and the second question is, while the risk to children are judged to be relatively low if schools reopen, to what extent might they be more serious for families and for the wider community? thank you, tom. in answerto and for the wider community? thank you, tom. in answer to yourfirst question, of course, the advice is not about booking holidays right now. we are bringing in these measures for very clear reasons, now. we are bringing in these measures for very clear reasons, as i have already outlined this afternoon and paul lincoln has also explained how we will bring those measures in. the other point to note as well is a

measures andi have taken advice on border measures and i have asked consistently this question to deputy cmoe is not much point in taking those measures until the r level is down below a certain point, and as you start to get control of it, you don't want the uk, the source of that being from abroad. that is the point at which you would want to consider restrictions on monitoring at the border. shall ijust add a comment? you are also referring to potential use in other environments, restaurants and things which is a routine part of south korean working. i think there isa south korean working. i think there is a strong reassurance mechanism for the public, but as i said previously, if you have a disease and it has an incubation period of up and it has an incubation period of up to 14 days, the likelihood of finding somebody at the point where they have a temperature and you have a reliable bit of kit, so most thermal scanners will be distracted from environmental colour, density and temperature is as well. so you need a reliable bit of kit and even then, your chance of picking somebody up is

i thought it was interesting to hear the deputy cmo for england, drjenny harries, saying that anybody this case. we know mr cummings travelled to durham, he says, because his wife was showing symptoms and he was worried he was about to get the same thing too. it doesn't seem like he met that criteria. she did however add that the guidance has an element of common sense issue about it, safeguarding and making sure that anyone at risk can be protected from that risk. she mentioned for example an extreme risk to life. that is at the very least open to interpretation. she didn't talk about whether she thought mr cummings had broken the rules. she has been quoted on a number of occasions as somebody who suggested this might be within the rules in some sort of permissible sense. grant schapps, the transport secretary, making clear that in his view the government view, ministers are backing mrcummings. view the government view, ministers are backing mr cummings. saying that he travelled because he wanted to make sure that his kids weren't left without a care and saying, you know, most people