actually children are immune to coleridge 19 but they can be carriers and if there are 2 areas they're going to bring all so that's only some of them even extended families with only grandparents or move to generational comeliest a separate room where you've got going to seize to lose still a significant risk and it only needs one person or want to actually contract coleridge and the school have to be short brown and then we have to have do cleans and you have to then test interest under 2 children and their families and work and worried and that she would cause a lot more problems for the n.h.s. a lot more problems which. i think that's where we need to be careful but we're going to also be mindful that you know we want to get to school but interrogation and that's something that everyone wants cancer as i really thank you for joining us if you. were present campaigners are preparing to launch legal action against the government amid concerns over the collection of personal data relating to the n.h.s. contact tracing app the open rights group is that a draft and open letter detailing

normalize also a message from the prime minister that the people will now have to learn to live with coleridge 90 my school friends south africa have reopened but for now only students in their final years of primary and secondary school are allowed back in class in a miller president one in south africa's largest city. it's an anxious start to the day at whispery primary school in johannesburg so we're all scared i'm scared but you have my word that we are doing everything as police try to keep your child safe principal sheldon macone speaks to parents gathered outside the school many say they're not confident that enough has been done to safeguard their children as will do if you have apparently said i don't know what the reopening was delayed by a week after teachers unions and parents complained about a lack of personal protective equipment and poor sanitation at some schools the government says 95 percent of schools are now ready but some parents don't feel reassured we already we all worried and for it being put out there to 2 parents who say do not worry how do you not worry as a parent

people individual families i have no then my my own brother in law has passed away on account of coleridge but the point is on the 24th of march with the prime minister enter into all these suddenly declared oh not $1.00 giving people barely 2 and a half hours notice in my opinion that was a terrible thing to do what we witnessed there after and what we continue to witness now is a huge internal migration arguably one of the biggest migrations if not the biggest internal migration in the history of human kind but what is also happening is that within the cities where people live in the proximity to one another. densely populated parts of india that includes a national capital that includes the commercial capital it includes a capital of the drug and of the bite which is its owner in the mall the state all of these but to get these urban areas very very very high you know incident october the infections large number of dead right and yes and no to the middle of that maybe just given all of that leads to the point now when the lockdown has been lifted and should have been lifted when all the

think going to the front line to get that coleridge my date back to and there are only so hard . and the number of infections writing particularly in the province and then end up on jobs and i've heard also suggest because of the population density the government saying that despite advice from the warhead it's all going to ensure that they can go into i don't think they're going in the us market on certain subjects they're livin na mo ma have already been sealed off for the next 3 days said maybe it's the same game and they think that they were doing that in any part of the gun thing wherever they. are thinking maybe i didn't define it. so it isn't because if you look through the headlines back in early may we will see why that was soon a few coronavirus cases in south asia and now we have these extraordinary spike. engaged dad didn't fastening every board a had because 'd they were the veil. and initially and then came to. plug it's on the right. that. made all clear to me it's hard to think that the particle. down there don't put anything for ages that that government what the

baton the use of speed towards that speaks for itself so how on earth are you going to wavering coleridge a member of the black community to join the police the only way you can do that is by cleaning it up has been getting thank you very much and if your thoughts thank you and here. the house of commons they did take a very small and has reiterated that the u.k. government will not extend the bracks that turns it around period. ensuring we leave the transition period successfully in full by the end of this year is one of the government and even more importantly the british people's highest priorities an extension of the transition period been neither in the u.k. is nor the europeans interest both parties want and need to conclude a deal this year to complete the transition period an extension to the transition period was bind us into future you legislation without us having any say in designing it but still having to foot the bill for payments to the e.u. budget we must be able to design our own rules it is our in our own best interests without the constraints of e.u. regulation so i wou

. >> the other thing is the all claim database that, you know, marina coleridge spear heads from the sfhss side, and we work closely with marina to understand that and how that relates to the information that's reported to us by blue shield both directly through their account executive team and the portal. we'll fully, going back to marina coleridge's report from two weeks ago, there is a high risk in the membership of the blue shield plan compared to the kaiser permanente plan. the costs are higher in part because of the higher level of health risk that presents and ultimately reflected in the risk or data that marina produces for the board. >> president breslin: okay. thank you. i just wanted to point out that early retirees, it says and family, but that means a member with two dependents, maybe a spouse and a child, it results in $16,000 a year, which is a lot of money for a retiree to pay versus someone who was able to work a lot more years. and the trio, as commissioner zvanski pointed out, is going up a lot, too. but we have less choices, and less choices means less competition

. >> the other thing is the all claim database that, you know, marina coleridge spear heads from the sfhss side, and we work closely with marina to understand that and how that relates to the information that's reported to us by blue shield both directly through their account executive team and the portal. we'll fully, going back to marina coleridge's report from two weeks ago, there is a high risk in the membership of the blue shield plan compared to the kaiser permanente plan. the costs are higher in part because of the higher level of health risk that presents and ultimately reflected in the risk or data that marina produces for the board. >> president breslin: okay. thank you. i just wanted to point out that early retirees, it says and family, but that means a member with two dependents, maybe a spouse and a child, it results in $16,000 a year, which is a lot of money for a retiree to pay versus someone who was able to work a lot more years. and the trio, as commissioner zvanski pointed out, is going up a lot, too. but we have less choices, and less choices means less competition