that's the view of one of the world's leading experts in infectious diseases, professor dale fisher,art of a team sent by the world health organisation to the epicentre of the outbreak, in china. in an exclusive interview with the bbc�*s panorama programme, professor fisher says that it was countries in the far east, where they'd had two outbreaks of similar viruses in the past 20 years — that were best prepared. jane corbin reports. across the world, coronavirus has given governments the same challenges, but they have responded in very different ways. in south korea, the prime minister introduced strict rules even before there was a confirmed case. good afternoon, prime minister. translation: from the very start, we put in place - prevention measures to stop the same thing happening again, to stop history repeating itself. so the government acted in a much stronger way compared to the past. track and trace teams used cctv, mobile phone and credit card data to keep tabs on all confirmed cases and anyone they might have come into contact with. seen from outside, these methods may appe

that's the view of one of the world's leading experts in infectious diseases, professor dale fisher,ith the bbc�*s panorama programme, professor fisher says that it was countries in the far east, where they'd had two outbreaks of similar viruses in the past 20 years, that were best prepared. jane corbin reports. across the world, coronavirus has given governments the same challenges, but they have responded in very different ways. in south korea, the prime minister introduced strict rules even before there was a confirmed case. good afternoon, prime minister. translation: from the very start, we put in place - prevention measures to stop the same thing happening again, to stop history repeating itself. so the government acted in a much stronger way compared to the past. track and trace teams used cctv, mobile phone and credit card data to keep tabs on all confirmed cases and anyone they might have come into contact with. seen from outside, these methods may appear too intrusive, but they haven't had to lock down in south korea, like many other countries have. dale fisher, a specialis

dale fisher, says governments in the far east were by far the best prepared.im and _ go into his room to say goodbye to him and they have drugged him with morphine _ him and they have drugged him with morphine in such a high level that he was _ morphine in such a high level that he was not. — morphine in such a high level that he was not, i could not have any contact — he was not, i could not have any contact with _ he was not, i could not have any contact with the middle. he didn't know_ contact with the middle. he didn't know i_ contact with the middle. he didn't know i was— contact with the middle. he didn't know i was there. is contact with the middle. he didn't know i was there.— know i was there. is giving end-of-life _ know i was there. is giving end-of-life care _ know i was there. is giving end-of-life care rather- know i was there. is giving l end-of-life care rather than know i was there. is giving - end-of-life care rather than any end—of—life care rather than any treatment. it was only after he alerted the media that his father was put on a trip a

for dale fisher, reflection is crucial.ver, we just go back to normal. if you don't learn from it, then history will repeat itself. jane corbin, bbc news. and you can watch covid: who got it right? 0n bbc one at 7pm this evening. let's take a look at today's papers. the telegraph leads with a threat from the eu to block uk—bound vaccine exports. the paper says borisjohnson has been forced into a "diplomatic push to will speak to secure supplies of the coronavirus jabs". the bristol post describes police in the city as "under siege", as demonstrators set fire to this van during a protest against the police and crime bill. itv presenter kate garraway has spoken to the daily mirror about her husband derek draper's treatment for coronavirus. she describes the moment her husband "reached breaking point", and told her he just couldn't go on. line of duty returned to our tv screens last night for the much—anticipated sixth series. vicky mcclure, seen here, joins co—stars adrian dunbar and martin compston at ac—12 and there's plent

that�*s the view of one of the world�*s leading experts in infectious diseases, professor dale fisherion software and so—called predict of policing algorithms. state control in the region are systemic. over1 million people have been detained without trial. there are widespread claims of torture and rape in the camps based on first—hand survivor testimony, people are detained for having too many children, for praying too much, for having a beard wearing a headscarf, orfor having for having a beard wearing a headscarf, or for having the wrong thoughts. i�*m sure the whole house willjoin with me in condemning such appalling violations of the most basic human rights. mr speaker, in terms of scale, is the largest mass detention of an ethnic or religious group since the first world war and i believe one thing is clear, the international community cannot simply look the other way. the foreign secretary dominic raab has announced sanctions against four senior chinese officials and the xinjiang n more on —— more on that soon but some breaking news coming into us, all eyes on the independent en