laura hughes and stephen bush, let's go back to talking to.much understandably wanting justice, and thatis understandably wanting justice, and that is what a lot of people are talking about in the us right now that there hasn't been justice for african americans in particular, who they say have been targeted time and time again by police in the us. yes, that's exactly the point. these protests have been triggered by this one event, but there is a long history here of african—americans being treated unfairly by the police. it also goes really deep into american society and there is economic inequality there as well, andl economic inequality there as well, and i think that the mass unemployment that we are seeing in america, the coronavirus pandemic has alsojust really america, the coronavirus pandemic has also just really heightened this —— the social inequalities that exist and have existed in america for a very very long time. that's why this situation has fled up quite as badly as it has. it's always rumbling under the surface here, and it's

editor of the new statesman, stephen bush and political correspondent for the financial times, laura hughes's front pages starting with. .. the metro says the covid—19 divide in the country is widening, with fatalities and new infections far more common in some regions than in london. the guardian reports that the opposition leader — keir starmer has accused borisjohnson of causing a collapse in public confidence over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis and warned that number ten will be directly responsible if the infection rate starts to rise again. the daily telegraph focuses on the uk's travel restrictions — with the government saying 14—day quarantine restrictions for anyone entering the country are vital to prevent second peak of coronavirus. according to the daily mirror, foreign holidays could be possible this summer as it predicts controversial quarantine plans look set to be relaxed. the daily mail also says ministers are rushing to soften 14—day quarantine plans — with health secretary matt hancock saying he was optimistic about people's holiday prospects. in the

you question is from laura hughes of the financialtimes.ple who are finding out that they actually had coronavirus but didn't experience any symptoms? and if there are people who are getting this virus and not experiencing symptoms, how does that hamperthe experiencing symptoms, how does that hamper the test and trace approach, because dearly people aren't going to go and get a test or report themselves if they are not feeling any different? i will ask dido to come in with the details but the big picture answer is, yes, there are some people who don't have symptoms but do have the virus, and in fact, in the 0ns study, we find that around 70% to 80% of people who test positive don't have symptoms. so, thatis positive don't have symptoms. so, that is quite a significant finding, and one of the important things about this disease, in the same way that asymptomatically is one of the things that makes controlling this disease really hard, and is novel for any coronavirus, and it's part of, one of the things, that makes it so difficult. but there

laura, many thanks. well we had a question there about schools and hugh pym asked 0liver dowden about a letter from a bigssaging there from oliver dowden saying that why has the later reader not sought to reassure pa rents why has the later reader not sought to reassure parents that it was safe for children to get back to school. —— at labour leader. some think that borisjohnson —— at labour leader. some think that boris johnson accused —— at labour leader. some think that borisjohnson accused keir starmer of repeatedly at prime minister's questions to date. but 0liver dowden obviously is the minister briefing today, the one to answer those questions on behalf of the government and he said it was vitally important and you want it all schools to go further and he didn't want to reassure parents that it was safe for children to go back. clearly a number of schools and councils across england are not reassured and that is why we are seeing this kind of peace and approach. and that is a big question now for the government as to how they will get a plan in place by september. to get schools back open with soc