powerful interviews and he talked to this guy from the world health organization and basically dr david nabarro tells andrew neil we really do appeal to all world leaders stop using lockdown as your primary control method and his exact words are paraphrased say is that we at the world health organization do not advocate lockdowns as a primary means of control of this virus he the reason why he says that is because they predict a doubling of the poverty rate in the next 12 months and a doubling of childhood malnutrition so there are costs to our ramshackle lockdowns and our failure to stop this pandemic right there's the population as the negative interest rates we're forecasting you know in summer of 2019 but see what you're describing there what thought the came to my mind is that we in the united states. it's another countries don't do nuance very well it's always very good right or wrong stop go it's not very subtle there are no shades there's no discretion there's no self autonomy and i think we're going to start talking about masks here in a 2nd and the thing about it is that there is an e

and its failure to deal with it is that dr david nabarro of the world health organization. boyan covert 1000 he was interviewed by andrew neil on spectator t.v. now and you know everybody knows was you know at the b.b.c. we had some huge shows like did some really powerful interviews and he talked to this guy from the world health organization and basically dr david nabarro tells andrew neil we really do appeal to all world leaders stop using lockdown as your primary.

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and the 3rd is to make guidelines between different governments clearer and more consistent dr david nabarro is the special envoy of the world health organization director general on covert 19 he says the best way to contain the virus is to follow strict health and safety measures. the most important thing that everybody has to do is to hold this virus a way and that does mean people behaving in a way that restricts the ability of the virus to infect of public health services that enable everyone to know where the virus is and help with getting with local spikes as they build up and then consistency inside countries and between countries so that the world can get moving again and the middle path is our way of trying to help people to understand a little bit more about what we're saying we don't want everyone to be in lockdown for the foreseeable future but we all said think it's very dangerous just to let the virus go where it wants to because we know that that will lead to overloading of health systems and a lot of death that's why we go over the middle part of keeping the virus of ballet t

health, for people's livelihood that comes from the lockdown measures and you have heard what david nabarrot says about lockdown. there is a range of advice and there is a balance that we advice and there is a balance that we have to strike. i think i would just stress that we are not going back to, you know, we are not closing schools. it is very, very important that we are keeping schools open. construction, manufacturing, we want to keep going. people, of course, should work from home. we want to minimise contact and get the r down and that's the important thing. that's the way to protect the nhs but i am not going to pretend to you that thesejudgments not going to pretend to you that these judgments and incredibly difficult. they are incredibly difficult. they are incredibly difficult and we have to find the right balance and we have to change with the changing pattern of the virus and, alas, what we're seeing now virus and, alas, what we're seeing now is a pretty surge, notjust in this country but across many of our friends and partners in europe so we have to deal with it. in terms of

resources and with clear guidelines that are more consistent between different governments dr david nabarro is the special envoy of the world health organization director general on code 19 he says the best way to contain the virus is for population is to remain vigilant. the most important thing that everybody has to do is to hold this virus a way and that does mean people behaving in a way that restricts the ability of the virus to infect a public health services that enable everyone to know where the virus is and help with getting with local spikes as they build up and then consistency inside countries and between countries so that the world can get moving again and the middle path is our way of trying to help people to understand a little bit more about what we're saying we don't want everyone to be in lockdown for the foreseeable future but we all said think it's very dangerous just to let the virus go where it wants to because we know that that will lead to overloading of health systems and a lot of death that's why we go over the middle path keeping the virus at bay that testing for

david nabarro is a special envoy on covid for the who. this was his message for the uk.through dialogue between people and authorities, through integrated local action and, yes, when the situation gets really serious, through localised movement restrictions, but we really do encourage national lockdown to be used as rarely as possible, and that's because we see the extraordinary bad conquest of lockdown for we are not saying, let the virus code and do the problems it has to. no, we've got to hold the virus at bay, but we need to find a way to do this through working together, cooperating. it is very distressing to see the issue becoming a political football. liverpool has one of the highest infection rates in england. and these pictures have been causing a lot of discussion today. this was the city's concert square at 10pm — two hours before new restrictions came in. police say the crowds were dispersed quickly. nonetheless, you get the video of the scene of a 38 penalty notice is issued. lots of anger. mayorjoe anderson tweeted. .. he then uses in emoji and goes on... a

earlier, i spoke to dr david nabarro — the world health organisation special envoy on covid—19.n our language, in ourlanguage, a in our language, a lockdown is when economic and social activity is stopped with a view to reducing to a very low number, the individuals with whom each person is in contact each day. it is a very dramatic way to reduce the spread of an infectious disease. in fact, it is slightly unfortunate term because it isa slightly unfortunate term because it is a term that is used when there is trouble in its security establishment. we understand why governments are looking at this sort of option and we understand the interplay. but we don't want to we wa nt we want to stress to everybody that this virus is going to stay and is not going to go away and it is a dangerous virus. the only way society is going to be able to come to terms with this virus is if we all can be playing our part to keep it away from us and to protect those who are susceptible and so we will continue to suggest that every government please do what you can to tackle this problem through dial

well, we can speak now to dr david nabarro, special envoy of who director general on covid—19.nteresting because we've talked a lot here recently about those really stringent restrictions coming in in france and germany. are you at all surprised by what's going on, or reg retta bly surprised by what's going on, or regrettably as is the pattern that you might‘ve expected to come late october? we hoped it wouldn't get to this. you see, it is possible for societies in our world to live and continue working, and to continue socialising — even though this virus is stalking us all the time and making us quite nervous. and we do it by defending against the virus. we defend through the way we behave, through the public services, particularly the public service as we have. we defend with very clear political leadership from those who are looking after us. and we hope that the steps taken will be good enough to avoid a further period of dramatic movement restrictions or lock downs. but it's not happened and more and more countries are having to now take drastic action because the numbers

david nabarro, thank you very much for joining us. inc. you for having me.goes a long way in shaping the other races that that are also going to be decided at next month's collection. their own popularity directs the chances of the lower down candidates. here's my fun facts of the day. though state that voted for hillary clinton in 2016 elected democratic senators. the same was true in the red states, republican senators one in the states that donald trump one. —— won. there were no exceptions. for democrats trying to win in texas, it's difficult because the state is not voted for democratic president since 1970. but that of course is changing and the parties campaigning hard since beto o'rourke was defeated by ted cruz in 2018. the senior adviser for beto's campaign is contesting a tight race of her own in the second district against the republican congressman dan crenshaw. she joins us against the republican congressman dan crenshaw. shejoins us now against the republican congressman dan crenshaw. she joins us now from houston? is 2020 the year that texas

let‘s discuss the health and science of it will stop we can speak now to dr david nabarro the world health it is a very dramatic way to reduce the spread of an infectious disease. in fact, it isa an infectious disease. in fact, it is a slightly unfortunate term because it is a term that is used when there is trouble in a security establishment. we understand why government governments are looking at the sort of option and we understand the interplay. but we wa nt to understand the interplay. but we want to stress to everybody that this virus is here to stay, it is not going to go away and it is a dangerous virus and the only way society is in our world are able to come to terms with this virus is if we can all be playing our part to keep it away from us and to protect those who are susceptible. so we will continue to suggest to every government that please do what you can to tackle this problem through dialogue between people and authorities, through integrated local action and yes, when the situation gets really serious, through localised movement restrictions. but we really do encourage