chris, one from you from grimsby who says, i have just chris, one from you from grimsby who says, i havejustmsby who says, i have just returned from spain with no symptoms. when can i go out and shop for food? historically, we were saying to people if you have come back from a high risk area, you should put yourself into quarantine for a while. this was while there where large numbers of cases in other countries and relatively few cases in this country. we now know that we have very large numbers of cases circulating. so, really, the emphasis is on actuallyjust observing the current set of rules. there's not much to be gained by isolating yourself if you have no symptoms, because who knows? you could've picked it up in this country. so, the current set of rules trump all of the other ones. if you get symptoms, you need to isolate yourself and your family. but until you get symptoms at this save the next age, i would regard yourself as fine. catherine, straightforward run from debbie who says "i have two hospital appointment in april, can i go to them? " so, we are suggesting that anyone who

kevin robinson from grimsby says, once you have had and recovered from coronavirus, can you be infected? we are not exactly sure of the answer to this. we think not but there seem to bea this. we think not but there seem to be a few cases where people have tested positive twice. but in those situations it's not clear whether or not they cleared the virus in the first place. so we think you can't get it twice but we can't promise that at the moment. chris in redcar says, when the over 70s go into isolation, as we are being warned they might have to do for weeks if not months, will i be able to go out? chris is 63 but his partner is 81. it depends on the staging of quarantine essentially. it is likely it will be done in stages. at the moment we are saying if you have symptoms then you stay at home. it is likely the next stage would be if anybody in your household has symptoms then you would have to self quarantine for iii days. if we are quarantining the elderly, you as somebody who is under 70 wouldn't have to do, but you might choose to decrease the risk to the person you are living wit

kevin robinson from grimsby says, once you have had and recovered from coronavirus, can you be infected, but we think not. there seem to be a few cases where people seem to have tested positive twice. but in those situations, it's not clear whether or not they cleared the virus in the first place. so we think that you cannot get it twice, but we cannot promise that at the moment. chris from redcar says when the over 70s go into isolation, as we are being warned they might have to full weeks if not months, will i be able to go out? he is 63 but has partner is 81. it depends on the staging of quarantine and it is likely it will be done in stages. at the moment we are saying if you have symptoms use stay—at—home, it is likely the next stage would be if anybody in your household has symptoms he would have to self quarantine for 14 days. if

kevin robinson from grimsby says, once you have had and recovered from coronavirus, can you be infectedxactly sure of the answer to this. we think not but there seem to be a few cases where people have tested positive twice. but in those situations it's not clear whether or not they cleared the virus in the first place. so we think you can't get it twice but we can't promise that at the moment. chris in redcar says, when the over 70s go into isolation, as we are being warned they might have to do for weeks if not months, will i be able to go out? chris is 63 but his partner is 81. it depends on the staging of quarantine essentially. it is likely it will be done in stages. at the moment we are saying if you have symptoms then you stay at home. it is likely the next stage would be if anybody in your household has symptoms then you would have to self quarantine for 11! days. if we are quarantining the elderly, you as somebody who is under 70 wouldn't have to, but you might choose to decrease the risk to the person you are living with by isolating with them, because the point of the isolati

chris, for you from grimsby, i returned from spain with no symptoms. shop forfood? no symptoms. when can i go out and shop for food? historically we were saying to people if you have come back from a high risk area, you should put yourself into quarantine for a while but this was while there we re for a while but this was while there were large numbers of cases and other countries and a few cases here. we now know that we have very large numbers of cases so really the emphasis is on just large numbers of cases so really the emphasis is onjust observing the current set of rules. there's not much to be gained by slitting yourself if you have no symptoms because who knows with my e—mail picked it up in this country so the current set of rules crumpled the other ones will be to get sentence him to isolate yourself and your family but until you get symptoms, regardless of his fine. pretty straightforward one from debbie who says i have two hospital appointments in april, can i go to them? so high, suggesting that anyone needs medical assistance and access t

a place like grimsby, whether processing of fish is a critical local industry? exactly.es that are entirely reliant on them and i think that is worth remembering here. but i suspect he meant... he was more thinking about it from an economist's point of view and it has been blown up to be this, rather than actually being, let's get rid of all our... yes, i think this was a question about what we expect farming and fisheries to contribute about this post brexit period and in about this post brexit period and in a period where the end of the fisheries and agriculture policies. the government is talking about yes, maintaining subsidies for the lifetime of this parliament. but it is also talking about wanting to see big changes in the way farming is supported. yes. previously, the nfu didn't takea supported. yes. previously, the nfu didn't take a stance in the brexit debate, which i understand from the people i've spoken to in the nfu, they perhaps regret now. farmers are generally regarded as a culture that back brexit generally, but would they have done that if they had kno