david nabarro from the wh to. katty kay is coming up and democratic nominee pete buttigieg.out today's supreme court ruling. she says president trump thinks he had a victory today. she hasn't spoken to him about the two justices that he appointed who voted with the majority today against presidential immunity. maybe we'll get into that in the course of the next half—hour. stay with us. hello. slow moving pressure has brought a lot of gloomy and damp weather over the last few days, but it will start pushing out into the near continent. it looks like we will see a lot of settled weather over the weekend and a lot more sunshine, particularly in england and wales. there is still quite a lot of cloud around overnight in northern and eastern areas and that damp and muggy weather will be confined to the south—east. some showers across the northeast. further west, clearer skies, so it will be quite chilly by the end of the night. on friday sunshine in southern and western areas and showers in eastern areas. eventually we will lose the grey weather from east anglia and the south—east

david nabarro, thank you from dying. david nabarro, thank you so much.19 in the latest 24—hour period and 846 new confirmed cases the seven—day rolling average is 737. you can see from the chart that cases have been rising slightly in the past week but scientists don't yet know whether that's because of more and better testing or the beginnings of the resurgence seen elsewhere in europe. now — let's look at president trump raising the possibility of delaying the november presidential election. although he failed to produce any evidence, president trump, repeated his claims of fraud in postal votes. in a tweet he wrote: "delay the election until people can properly, securely and safely vote? ? ?" let us be clear. the date of the election can only be changed by congress. and even if congress chose to do that it would have a little amount of wiggle room. the room. constiution says that the president's that is without any question. term automatically ends on the 20th of january. (pres)here's our north america editorjon sopel. there is a lot that has been pas

special coded 1000 envoy david nabarro to tell us about the organizations updated at work on the methods of transmission. be the primary mode of transmission of this virus and i want to stress that that is still believed to be true droplets if you are 2 meters your clear of them if you get some very very small particles that are lightener to be picked up by the air then they couldn't go further than 2 meters the w.h.o. house actually a good knowledge that it knowledge there all along but it continues to say that this airborne transmission is less common than be. just 2 examples one is when you've got people sitting in a choir or in a karaoke bar 2nd situation is where you got people in very confined quarters and with the air circulation not really bringing in fresh air and worry is that then you can get circulation of particles that can cause disease but those are exceptional though not norm or situation. i would like all countries to do everything possible to avoid further stringent lock downs physical distancing face protection and hygiene this virus is here to stay just like 203530 ye

earlier, david nabarro — special envoy of the world health 0rganisation director general on covid—i9 warns that cases worldwide are accelerating. the first thing to say is that the testing that is available throughout the world probably only picks up a proportion of those who actually have got the virus. especially as now the spread is fastest in poorer countries. but overall, we see are real excess ablation —— acceleration in the number of cases, and whether that acceleration, we are seeing real challenges in poorer nations. we are also seeing an exhilaration in parts of the united states, and in western europe and in central europe, we are seeing obviously the return of the virus, especially as movement restarts. the big challenge is to make certain that as the virus comes back that the authorities are able to get on top of outbreaks really quickly so that there is not a need to go back into lockdown and other similar privations. 0ur current view is that really we are underestimating significantly. i hate to put a percentage on it. the other thing i want to stress is that the rate

special envoy for covert 19 dr david nabarro has told r.t. u.k. that social distancing is inter-group to stopping the spread. the reason why we've been talking about physical distancing is because this is the key to preventing transmission and there are 3 parts to it one is maintaining the piece of good distance true is wearing face protection look tired is maintaining very careful hygiene and services and the like and yes it people are not practicing these forms of behavior then there is a risk of recurrence we don't call it 2nd why because the virus is all around us anyway but it can come back and we can get recrudescence or recurrence very easily if people don't practice the present go distancing in price protection and 9 jeanne what do you make of the british government's messaging the lifting of the lockdown. well one of the difficulties about being in government is that you have to be able to talk to every single interest who wants to be heard and wants to be understood so in government you've got to talk to the owners of businesses you've g

dr david nabarro of the world health organization has told r.t. u.k. that masks must be worn to contain the virus the reason why we've been talking about physical disk saying is because this is the key to preventing transmission and there are 3 parts to it one is maintaining the pace a good distance true is wearing price protection look tired is maintaining very careful hygiene and services and the like and yes. people are not practicing these forms of by the. there is a risk of recurrence we don't call it 2nd why because the virus is all around us anyway but it can come back and we can get recrudescence or recurrence very easily if people don't practice the present go distancing and price protection and $9.00 jeanne what do you make of the british government's messaging the lifting of the lock down well as one of the difficulties about being in government is that you have to be able to talk to every single interest who wants to be heard and wants to be understood so in government you've got to talk to the owners of businesses you've got to talk to peo

they themselves may not become severely ill they could pass on the virus and kill others but to david nabarro told us that in some situations 2 meters may not even be enough the reason why we've been talking about physical distance saying is because this is the key to preventing transmission and there are 3 parts to it one is maintaining the piece of good distance true is wearing face protection look tired is maintaining very careful hygiene and services and the like and yes it people are not practicing these forms of behavior then there is a risk of recurrence we don't call it 2nd why because the virus is all around us anyway but it can come back and we can get recrudescence or recurrence very easily if people don't practice the piece of good distancing and praise protection and 9 jeanne what do you make of the british government's messaging during the lifting of the lockdown. well one of the difficulties about being in government is that you have to be able to talk to every single interest who wants to be heard and wants to be understood so in government you've got to talk to the owners of

in that coated 19 lot be disappearing any time soon the w h o's special envoy for covert 19 dr david nabarro has told aunt u.k. that social distancing is integrity to stopping the spread. the reason why we've been talking about physical disk to seeing is because this is the key to preventing transmission and there are 3 parts to it one is maintaining a pretty good distance true is wearing face protection. is maintaining very careful hygiene services and the like. and yes it people are not practicing these forms of behavior then there is a risk of recurrence we don't call it 2nd why because the virus is all around us anyway but it can come back and we can get recrudescence or recurrence very easily if people don't practice the present go distancing and praise protection and 9 jeanne what do you make of the british government's messaging the lifting of the lockdown well one of the difficulties about being government is that you have to be able to talk to every single interest who wants to be heard and wants to be understood so in government you've got to talk to the owners of businesses you've

we can speak now to david nabarro — special envoy of the world health organisation director general on with us to talk through the latest developments. u nfortu nately, pretty through the latest developments. unfortunately, pretty grim news from your director—general in his latest assessment of how cases are emerging, new cases, and the number of cases being recorded right around the world. take us through those numbers? the first thing to say is the testing that is available throughout the world probably only picks up a proportion of those who have actually got the virus. especially as now the spread is fastest in poorer countries. but overall, we see a real acceleration in the number of cases. and with that acceleration, we are seeing real challenges in poorer nations. we are also seeing an acceleration in parts of the united states. and in western europe, and in central europe, we are seeing obviously, the return of the virus, especially as movement restarts. and the big challenge is to make certain that as the virus comes back, that the authorities were able to get on top of outbre