across leicestershire, i would say to pa rents of across leicestershire, i would say to parents of childrenhree years at primary school which are coming back on monday, i would say that we would not have made this decision unless it was safe. we have considered all of the factors. there is a very low impact of the disease on children and clear measures have been put in place by the department for education and schools to make sure that the schools are safe for children. i would urge parents are to ta ke children. i would urge parents are to take that very seriously. of course, many schools have been open throughout with the children of key workers in them as well and i'm very grateful to all the schools who have stayed open, for instance for nhs staff and social care who have been able to send their children to school. there is one further thing to give people confidence, and alaska baroness harding to come in on this, that is that with nhs test and trace programme in place, it means we can be more targeted in finding those positive cases and finding those positive cases and finding all of

this manufacturer in fleckney, leicestershire, is fighting coronavirus on two leicestershire, is fightingirus on two fronts. going back to work within the rules by practising social distancing, and making floor mats for other firms who want to do the same. this really does give a barrier for people to understand the need for two metres social distancing. it is about having effective products in the market to enable employees to maintain social distancing. today's government guidance paves the way for people who can't work from home to go back to work, but only if conditions are right. the construction giant taylor wimpey told the bbc today site managers would return to work and put up signs directing staff how to work at a social distance. the only thing stopping us is making sure it is done safely. you need to clear rules that we can implement and have the right equipment, and you also need the behavioural side. we believe strongly that that is done best by taking those baby steps and taking ita taking those baby steps and taking it a stage at a time. i think that applies across lots of

this couple have travelled some 50 miles from their home in leicestershire.ause boris said we can go further afield, we've made the most of it. this is our normal life. we like to get out and about. so, we're just going to have a walk around the river and we brought our own flask of coffee, and we're going to have that and then we'll have a steady ride home. we are sensible, but i think these twojust needed to blow off a little steam and have a little bit of a change of scenery really. this family live within the same county, now able to visit one of their favourite places. set up a picnic. a little picnic and feed the ducks, and it'sjust been nice to just get out. especially since lockdown‘s been a bit eased a little bit more. as long as sticking to the guidelines. the countryside in england is beginning to reopen. the national trust will unlock the gate to this car park tomorrow morning. but people are already parking here to walk, and the charity says it expects a huge influx over the weekend. they're urging people not to travel long distances to their fav

this couple have travelled some 50 miles from their home in leicestershire.oris said we can go further afield, we've made the most of it. this is our normal life. we like to get out and about. so, we're just going to have a walk around the river and we brought our own flask of coffee, and we're going to have that and then we'll have a steady ride home. we are sensible, but i think these two just needed to blow off a little steam and have a little bit of a change of scenery really. this family live within the same county, now able to visit one of their favourite places. set up a picnic. a little picnic and feed the ducks, and it'sjust been nice to just get out. especially since lockdown‘s been a bit eased a little bit more. as long as sticking to the guidelines. the countryside in england is beginning to reopen. the national trust will unlock the gate to this car park tomorrow morning. but people are already parking here to walk, and the charity says it expects a huge influx over the weekend. they're urging people not to travel long distances to their favourit

the blitz in 1941 drove churchill out of coventry to the leicestershire countryside near market boswortht will survive the economic impact of coronavirus. this sector, this advanced technology aerospace sector, is something we are really good at, and it is our specialism. it is a network of suppliers all feeding into rolls—royce and others. we are still world—beating. the products are still the best on the market, the cleanest, the most efficient, and the world will need those products again. 140 worked here, and now it is down to 85, with 20 of them on the government's furlough scheme. but they have kept all of their apprentices. the future skills are needed. we need the government to encourage a proportional and planned method to give a message to the public to get back flying when it is safe. the two—week quarantine proposal when people come back from a trip, nobody will go on a business trip or on holiday. to go away for a week and have to take two weeks quarantine. so we really need to think about things that are going to act as a hidden break on the recovery. jj churchill has been

this couple have travelled some 50 miles from their home in leicestershire.fe. we like to get out and about. so, we're just going to have a walk around the river and we brought our own flask of coffee, and we're going to have that and then we'll have a steady ride home. we are sensible, but i think these two just needed to blow off a little steam and have a little bit of a change of scenery really. this family live within the same county, now able to visit one of their favourite places. set up a picnic. a little picnic and feed the ducks, and it'sjust been nice to just get out. especially since lockdown‘s been a bit eased a little bit more. as long as sticking to the guidelines. the countryside in england is beginning to reopen. the national trust will unlock the gate to this car park tomorrow morning. but people are already parking here to walk, and the charity says it expects a huge influx over the weekend. they‘re urging people not to travel long distances to their favourite destinations and to visit places closer to home for the time being. you have to un

this couple have travelled some 50 miles from their home in leicestershire.nd about. so, we're just going to have a walk around the river and we brought our own flask of coffee, and we're going to have that and then we'll have a steady ride home. we are sensible, but i think these two just needed to blow off a little steam and have a little bit of a change of scenery really. this family live within the same county, now able to visit one of their favourite places. set up a picnic. a little picnic and feed the ducks, and it'sjust been nice to just get out. especially since lockdown‘s been a bit eased a little bit more. as long as sticking to the guidelines. the countryside in england is beginning to reopen. the national trust will unlock the gate to this car park tomorrow morning. but people are already parking here to walk, and the charity says it expects a huge influx over the weekend. they‘re urging people not to travel long distances to their favourite destinations and to visit places closer to home for the time being. you have to understand, i think, as a

this manufacturer in fleckney, leicestershire, is fighting coronavirus on two fronts.k to work within the rules, by practising social distancing, and making floor mats for other firms who want to do the same. the idea of something like this really does give a barrier for people to understand they need to keep two metres social distancing. it is about having effective products in the market to enable employees to maintain social distancing. today's government guidance paves the way for people who can't work from home to go back to work, but only if conditions are right. the construction giant taylor wimpey told the bbc today site managers would return to work and put up signage directing staff how to work at a social distance. nothing's stopping usapart from making sure it is done safely. you need clear rules that we can implement and have the right equipment, and you also need the behavioural side. we believe strongly that that is done best by taking those baby steps and taking it a stage at a time. it is easy to forget just how far two metres is. but there are things

this couple have travelled some 50 miles from their home in leicestershire.we're just going to have a walk around the river and we brought our own flask of coffee, and we're going to have that and then we'll have a steady ride home. we are sensible, but i think these two just needed to blow off a little steam and have a little bit of a change of scenery really. this family live within the same county, now able to visit one of their favourite places. set up a picnic. a little picnic and feed the ducks, and it'sjust been nice to just get out. especially since lockdown's been a bit eased a little bit more. as long as sticking to the guidelines. the countryside in england is beginning to reopen. the national trust will unlock the gate to this car park tomorrow morning. but people are already parking here to walk, and the charity says it expects a huge influx over the weekend. they're urging people not to travel long distances to their favourite destinations and to visit places closer to home for the time being. you have to understand, i think, as a visitor that o

done by the local teams which covered a whole region which for the east midlands was derbyshire, leicestershired this is an interesting concept because the contact tracing technique involves communication skills with people who have been infected or carrying a virus or have been exposed. the idea of fleshing it down to a local level does not strike me as being that sensible because he could end up with small teams disseminated across local authorities and who on sundays will not have enough to do —— on some days not having enough to deal and other cases occurring and a small area is random. the number of cases occurring in a small area is quite random. if you have a group of 3a people who are locking only when you do, do not need a local team that is ensuring that they are actually where they say they are? we not asking people to wear tags. when they go out of the house. i mean, some countries have gone that far and phones to find people —— and using phones and then fining people for leaving their quarantine two hours early, which south korea has done. i do not think anybody would think that is

as is kerry hill who is head of the eyres monsell primary school in leicestershire.g incredibly carefully and thoroughly over the past few weeks in order to open up. some tomorrow and others later on. for the three years being invited back in. that has taken a huge amount of thought, reflection, reassessment, as things change, so the idea now that, within three weeks, all of primary school children could be back at school absolutely does not seem feasible. currently, the guidance is maximum of 15 children in one group so most primer schools simply do not have enough classrooms to manage that. —— primary school. something dramatically would have to happen under the science and medical front in order to allow all children back to the classroom so i am really pleased if the government is saying it is reviewing that ambition to have everybody back for four weeks. it would be a lot better for all concerned, both the staff, the governing boards, the leaders who we re governing boards, the leaders who were trying to make things happen safely, but also for parents who are pl