according to dominick raab. telegraph also reports on that briefing, saying social disruption is likely to continue until the end of the year. the mirror leads on the comments from the uk's first secretary of state, dominic raab, that there is ‘light at the end of the tunnel‘ in the country's battle against the pandemic. incidentally that picture of prince louise son of william and kate celebrating his birthday. and kate celebrating his birthday. meanwhile the mail's front page looks at pressure on britain's nhs it says some heart attack victims are having to wait two hours for an ambulance. the guardian reports on the impact of coronavirus on the uk's minority communities. the front page story in the times focuses on the thousands of people in the uk who will be trained to trace coronavirus cases. and the express leads on dominic raab‘s promise to address virus outbreaks in care homes by increasing testing. welcome to you both again. harriet, let's start off with the telegraph. social disruption will last for a

dominick raab, whom you heard just now, the foreign secretary prime tizing for the minister and for thee being answering the questions. and you heard him say the rerictions in the u.k. to the restrictions of the virus, will be looked at but not result in any easing of the lockdown measures. whilst that remove will take place, it seems -- review will take place, it seems it will be nothing more than a folly and we'll b living with those restrictions for quite a while. >> also during tay's daily briefing, a bit of a discussion about face masks. stlel not what we're being advised what to do. >> it's clear in the u.k. in that the eyes is -- advice is not for people to wear masks. some do but that's personal choice. this was after the world health organization envoy in the u.k. said that it may soon become the advising citizens to wear face masks routinely and that's been the case elsewhere, as we've rl seen, particu in the united states. he suggested that the advice might change, depending on the d ce presented. he gave a little bit of an -- thinking saying that they were more effective for

spokesperson saying he has been stable and in good spirits diagnoses 10 days ago,foreign secretary dominick raabas i reported earlier president trump joining world leaders yesterday in wishing johnson a speedy recovery joining me eurasia group, ian braler great to have you this morning thanks for joining us to much to talk about in regards to this to this virus i want your take on boris johnson certainly and uk first what strikes you what is most important from your standpoint this morning, as you have studied this, as well, over the proceeding couple months. >> most important i think, is that the united states, and the developed world as a whole did she expedite late on health care side of this, is responding very strongly, economically, are about the ability to ensure that we have adequate relief for all parts of the economy so we have necessarilily shut down at least for a few months appears to be there you already commented last few moments on japan, stepping to the plate, we are seeing that strongly from germany from uk and from the united states, even absent coordination among those countr