robb's impressed.ions of where the tintype came from and how sandy's family ended up with it. >> the value often is dependent upon how good the provenance is. >> provenance -- that's auctioneer talk for evidence that an artifact is exactly what you say it is. seems sandy hasn't convinced him yet. but, thanks to lois gibson's analysis, the tintype is now getting some buzz in the press. that's how freda cruse hardison, that local historian we met earlier, catches wind of the story. what was your first reaction? >> i was very intrigued immediately. the thing that popped out to me was the name of pauline roundtree, which was sandy's three-times great-grandmother. >> freda turns to her genealogy database. it maps the connections of nearly 15,000 people to the jesse james family. she types in the name -- "pauline roundtree." >> i already had her, knew who she was and what the relationship was. >> what was it? >> she was married to robert stevenson, who was a cousin of annie ralston, frank james' wife. frank

where foreign secretary dominic robb is stepping in to lead the government that's after prime minister abbas johnson was moved to intensive care and on that of his covered $900.00 symptoms called worse on monday night this comes as new numbers show another 758 people died from the virus in the u.k. just the last 24 hours. this is where the most powerful man in britain is under close observation every branch of government was already under strain and now this downing street say the prime minister who is 55 was moved to the intensive care unit on the advice of his medical team he's been given oxygen but hasn't been put on a ventilator there is one nearby if needed a senior cabinet minister michael gove himself isolating said johnson is receiving excellent support as we speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after by his medical team receiving the very very best care from the team and says the hopes and prayers are with him and with his family soon after arriving at hospital johnson tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms

well dominic robb was one of 4 as johnson's colleague and a vote leave campaign so that really is what brought him prominence here in the u.k. and then after boris johnson became prime minister he was made foreign secretary but of course he hasn't been on this role for a very long time and the same goes for a lot of the other cabinet colleagues a lot of them have been allies of course johnson and the vote live campaign but not all of them very experienced as far as government affairs are concerned so we've had michael gove's this morning the cabinet office minister and he said that dominic robb is making decisions collectively so it's still the cabinet and not just on the new grad who is in charge but we've also had from one conservative m.p. that there needs to be more clarity he said there needs to be more clarity when it comes to national security so clearly this difficult moment some questions are being raised as to how these decisions really important decisions about for example how it's going on with the looked at how the government is tackling continues to tackle the crisis of t

conscious and is not on a ventilator in a london hospital the country's foreign minister dominique robb is stepping in for jobs in but only where necessary and that leaves unanswered the question who's in charge also coming up what to do in europe to prevent a pandemic from becoming an economic depression eurozone finance ministers are divided on just how to do that one proposal a controversial one so called. blown. off it's good to have you with us tonight as world leaders send messages of support britain's prime minister boris johnson remains in stable condition but in intensive care johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the corona virus and then went to the hospital on sunday because his symptoms were not going away. on monday after a night in hospital bars johnson insisted there was no cause for concern but just hours later he's condition had deteriorated. as we speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after by his medical team receiving the very very best care from a team of sentences the hopes and prayers are with him and with his family downing stre

the foreign minister would take over now this has happened dominic robb is fairly new to government he is a. supporter and that is why boris johnson brought him on to his government he has not been very popular in this crisis let's say because he was very slow in bringing british british people home from abroad and the response was very slow there from his side and he will now have a very tough job at hand he's only deputizing we hear he has a cabinet which is divided we've heard very mixed messages coming out of government over the past 10 days while boris johnson was isolating so that clearly has been a lack of leadership already and dominic rob will have to work with that right now today we've been also hearing should dominic rob become incapacitated there is a plan c. let's say and that would be. the finance minister who would then take over. briefly because there's been some criticism on the role of testing performed by medical what's the state of the conscience responds to the one of our results right well it's been slow and the peak is about to come in about a week or so doct

in good spirits and still in charge but that way street now says that the foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked that the deputize. since sunday the prime minister's been under the medical care of the team it's in thomas's hospital after he was admitted with persistent coronavirus symptoms which are in the course of this afternoon the problem is this condition worsened and on the advice of the medical team who's moved in to a critical care unit so in light of those circumstances the prime minister asked me as 1st secretary to tiptoe i saw him when necessary in driving forward the government's plans to defeat coronavirus and. as you'll know. we he's been receiving excellent care at sometimes this hospital and we'd like to take this opportunity as a government to thank n.h.s. staff up and down the country for all of their dedication hard work and commitment in treating everyone who's been affected by this awful virus. joins me now live from london via skype the son of the him 1st of all what do we know about the prime minister's condition. well what we know for sure is what we've be

and remains conscious and is not on a ventilator tonight's foreign minister dominique robb is stepping in for jobs in but only where necessary and that has the u.k. and much of the world asking who's in charge also coming up what to do in europe to prevent a pandemic from becoming an economic depression eurozone finance ministers are divided especially over one controversial proposal with the name. gone. and denmark starts to lift its coronavirus restrictions daycare centers and schools will reopen on april 15th as a 1st step to relaxing the country's 3 week lock dale but some are wondering is the government putting danes at too great a risk. i'm bored goff it's good to have you with us tonight as world leaders send messages of support britain's prime minister boris johnson remains in stable condition in intensive care in a london hospital johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the corona virus but he was admitted to the hospital on sunday evening because his symptoms were simply not going away. on monday after a night in hospital bars johnson insisted there was

dominic robb is deputising for the prime minister but these are unchartered waters for the u.k. on the big. well yes for sure i mean it's the biggest crisis since the 2nd world war this much is clear to 2 after one who's observing how the coronaviruses coronavirus is shaking this country and then not have the prime minister to really lead the government and the government response is quite quite a shock to the british nation there have been no so beloved of british newspapers being fairly critical of the cabinet they say that they are not experienced enough we know that dominic robb the foreign secretary at the moment is standing in footballers' johnson but the question is is he as the gentleman as the prime minister who actually won the election when it comes to making a big decision as they have to be made at the moment about the lockdown for example and you know all the measures that the government needs it needs to take to fight the virus to get a grip on the situation in the hospitals for example so it's a very very difficult situation for they have british cabinet without

in the meantime foreign secretary dominic robb has taken over the prime minister's jews. world leaders have been sending messages of support . sending my best wishes to prime minister barak johnson for a full and speedy recovery my thoughts are with you and your family right now i hope to see you back at number 10 soon hang in there prime minister hope to see you out of hospital and in perfect health very crn. get well soon boris johnson thinking of you your family and all our u.k. friends at the stuffed time. queen elizabeth has also sent a message to johnson's family and his pregnant fiance kerry simmons wishing the prime minister a full recovery ministers have faced calls to be more transparent i made concerns they under played how serious johnson's condition was. for many it's another reminder that the corona virus does not discriminate well tonight the death toll in the u.k. from this pandemic now stands at more than $6000.00 the number of confirmed coronavirus cases is much higher and that figure includes prime minister boris johnson as cross now to our corresponden

intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened over the weekend the foreign minister dominic robb is deputising for him but only when necessary says the official statements so who's in charge. also coming up a surgeon coronavirus cases prompts japan's prime minister to declare a state of emergency in some regions. citizens to reduce their contact with others. as welcome to the program world leaders have been sending messages of support to britain's prime minister boris johnson who is in intensive care suffering from the coronavirus chancellor angela merkel of germany wished johnson much strength and a speedy recovery while u.s. president of trump said all americans were praying for johnson's recovery the prime minister has been hospitalized in london since the weekend after testing positive for corona virus nearly 2 weeks ago his office says johnson is not on a ventilator and does not know monia foreign minister dominic robb is deputising for him when necessary. knowledge of your correspondent big of mars is monitoring developments there in london bigot what is the latest on the c

johnson was in good spirits and still in charge but the street now says foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize. but the baba joins me now live from london via skype i think it was only a few days ago as in thursday evening when we saw some images of the prime minister he stepped outside briefly to applaud workers of the national health system that was thursday it's now monday and it seems an incredibly quick the terry aeration what else do we know. that's right barbara when when he did appear in downing street on thursday evening about a close for health care workers he didn't look a well man it's whole lots of people commented on that but it's not a surprising development for somebody who has coronavirus who has covered 19 as he did and went into isolation over 10 days ago whole thing is to change very quickly every day in terms of a number of days that's not a surprising development he was admitted to since almost his hospital on the south bank of the river thames on sunday evening local time we were told that was full precaution as a precautionary step and he'd be

persistent symptoms for more than 10 days downing street now says that the foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize for a challenge reports. the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution said downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mean good spirits and keeping in touch with my team as we work together to fight this virus and keep everyone safe but the reality was his condition was worsening later on monday doctors moved him to the intensive care unit that's in thomas's hospital in london during the course of this afternoon the problem is this condition worsened and on the advice of the medical team who's moved in to a critical care unit so in light of those circumstances the prime minister asked me as a secretary to deputize for him when necessary and driving forward the government's plans to defeat coronavirus support for the prime minister has come from across the british political spectrum and be

then dominic robb, foreign secretary, chaired a 9:15 a.m. coronavirus war cabinet. now, at the press conference which was only four hours ago, dominic robb stood there and said the prime minister was comfortable, he was in good spirits and was continuing to lead the country. the language was incredibly precise. we did note a deterioration in the sense that originally they were referring to the prime minister's condition as mild, and now they were calling his symptoms persistent. but robb maintained the prime minister was at the helm, giving instructions when necessary. then, two or three hours later, we learned the prime minister had to be admitted to intensive care on the advice of his doctors. jake, we now await more information but we do know dominic robb will be deputizing for boris johnson, making key decisions in this national emergency. >> bianca, obviously we don't know a great deal prime minister's condition, but if the british government called it disinformation, the report, i think you said from russians, that boris johnson was on a ventilator, but we kno

crisis and of course the prime minister's admission to intensive care leaves foreign secretary dominic robb in charge tell us a bit more about mr rob and the task before him. well dominic rob was one of forrest johnson's colleague and devote leaf campaign so that really is what brought him to prominence here in the u.k. and then after boris johnson became prime minister he was made foreign secretary but of course he hasn't been in this role for a very long time and the same goes for a lot of the other cabinet colleagues a lot of them have been allies of for us johnson and the vote live campaign but not all of them very experienced as far as government affairs are concerned so we've had michael gove this morning the cabinet office minister and he said that dominic robb is making decisions collectively so it's still the cabinet and not just on the new grad who is in charge but we've also had from one conservative m.p. that there needs to be more clarity he said there needs to be more clarity when it comes to national security so clearly this difficult moment some questions are being raised as

downing street just said foreign minister dominic robb will be deputized for him where this is. a correspondent big mazas monitoring developments there in london bigot what is the latest on the condition of boris johnson. bugger had the latest information is now if you i was also on tuesday morning here in london we have had what do you just said that he is in intensive care but that it was more a precaution that he wasn't on a ventilator but of course this all happened quite quickly all through last week downing street had maintained that the prime minister is he leading the fight against corona virus that he's leading the government and it came quite suddenly that he was then rushed into hospital on sunday evening and then not much laissez admitted into intensive care as a lot of people here in the u.k. will be waiting anxiously for more news on their prime minister. and that now there is news that another senior minister has gone into self isolation who is that tell us more. well that is michael gove who probably the most senior member of forrest johnson's cabinet he has a lo

in the meantime foreign secretary dominic robb has taken over the prime minister's judy's world leaders have been sending messages of support sending my best wishes to prime minister barak johnson for a full and speedy recovery my thoughts are with you and your family right now i hope to see you back at number 10 soon hang in there prime minister hope to see you out of hospital and in perfect health very soon get well soon boris johnson thinking of you your family and all our u.k. friends at the stuff time. queen elizabeth has also sent a message to johnson's family and his pregnant fiance kerry simmons wishing the prime minister a full recovery. ministers have faced calls to be more transparent i made concerns they under played how serious johnson's condition was for many it's another reminder that the coronavirus does not discriminate. our correspondent show up to parts she's on the story for us tonight in london good evening to you show us what is the latest on the condition of the prime minister. well the prime minister remains an intensive care at st thomas's hospital it's one of t

were foreign secretary dominic robb is stepping in to lead the government that's after prime minister boris johnson was moved to intensive care and london after his cove in $1000.00 sentiments got worse on monday night and as what happens usually at this time every day the briefing that as starting the briefing is about to start at downing street let's listen professor chris witty before we get into the detail kerry 1st give an update on the condition of the prime minister i know a lot of people be concerned about that i can tell you he's receiving the very best from the excellent medical team that's in thomas' hospital he remained stable overnight he is receiving standard. oxygen treatment and breathing without any assistance he's not required any mechanical ventilation or noninvasive respiratory support your range of good spirits and in keeping with usual clinical practice his progress continues to be monitored closely in critical care and will give further updates on the p.m.'s condition when there are any material developments and i know that there's been a groundswell of messages

the foreign secretary dominic robb will stand in for johnson when necessary leading the government's daily coronavirus cabinet meeting and a briefing in downing street he's an experienced politician but he's had little time to prepare it comes as a shock to all of us he's not just the prime minister for all of us in cabinet he's not just our boss he's also a colleague and he's also a friend so some prayers are with the prime minister at this time with kerry and with his whole family and i'm confident he'll pull through because if there's one thing i know about this prime minister he's a fighter and he'll be back at the helm leading us through this crisis in short order. this was johnson a week after being diagnosed applauding health workers for their efforts he's shown persistent symptoms for 2 weeks. soon after arriving in hospital he tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mean good spirits and keeping in touch with my team as we work together to fight this virus and keep everyone safe but his symptoms worsened on monday

as the foreign secretary is the next in command if dominic robb is incapacitated then power shifts to receive the chancellor of the exchequer. i think we can look at this in roughly a similar ways of. the captain on the ship boris johnson is still the captain although he's now incapacitated he's handed over the tiller to dominic rob but the course has already been set and don't they drop rob's job is basically to. to maintain that course he conte's. minister there is still this kind of principle of collective responsibility in the cabinet when it comes to many masses of states and particularly matters of national security so what else we're hearing about the numbers in that friends and. they are still very very grave in the u.k. . i don't think that is going to change for some time to come the. the indication from the government's chief scientists is that it might well get worse before it gets better 796 is the most recent figure that we have for a daily death toll that takes up so you 5 pm time yesterday. and that brings the total in the u.k. to 6159 and speaking at the press confere

the foreign secretary dominic robb incidentally is that is the person that would take over from boris johnson if he were seriously incapacitated but downing street is saying that his hospital admission is more because his symptoms are persistent rather than that they have got significantly worse so in a video just recently he was saying that he still has a bit of a temperature a fever although some of the other symptoms that he had been complaining of have gone away now but yes it depends on how wrong boris johnson is hospitalized for and what his real condition that he is now are people concerned there about the indications of the u.k. health sector said it wasn't imminent of the lock down being tightened. yeah i mean that that the government is still trying to walk this the delicate line between more draconian measures and kind of allowing people to mingle in parts and whatnot over the weekend which might lead to further problems down the road if the corona virus infection rate isn't brought under control at the moment it's kind of playing the stern parent wagging its finger and say

the government for now but he's handed over daily coronavirus meetings to foreign secretary dominic robb. the big questions don't really have adequate answers yet how sick is the prime minister really because his spokesperson dodged the question of whether or not he had pneumonia and also if boris johnson he's getting the medical care in the rest that he needs can he really be expected to carry out the demanding job of being prime minister at the same time and it transpires the man taking on some of the prime minister's workload hasn't spoken to him for 2 days so i spoke to the pm on saturday was the last time i spoke to in person the u.k.'s patient deaths rose by 439 on monday but many more deaths are happening outside hospitals in london specialist teams of police fire and health services have been set up to respond to the east we are anticipating about 30 percent of the mortality in london will be involving dest within the community government scientists say stay at home measures do seem to be working to limit hospital admissions but it's still too soon to say how much we need a good

johnson will spend a 2nd night in intensive care as he battles covert 19 foreign secretary dominic robb who has stepped in to lead government has confirmed that johnson is stable and has been given oxygen but is not on a ventilator in the us a medal has surfaced showing that a senior white house advisor warned that senior officials in the trump administration about the coronavirus as back as january france as become the 4th country to surpass 10000 corn a virus from a to deaths with 3000 people there have died in care homes since the start of the outbreak and the u.k. and the state of new york in the u.s. have also both recorded their highest number of deaths in one day 731 people died in new york while the u.k. has registered 786 that's and it's from the u.k. that means barker begins our coverage. this is where the most powerful man in britain is on the close observation downing street say the prime minister who is 55 is stable and a good spirits he is conscious and does not have pneumonia he's been given oxygen but hasn't been put on a ventilator as one nearby if needed. the foreign s

matters that are being discussed quite a lot at the moment constitutionally what's powers does dominic robb who is essentially acting for boris johnson really have the u.k. doesn't have an established process of chain of command like say the united states does so things are more ad hoc it and i think the longer this goes on the longer that boris johnson is in the hospital the more these questions are going to be awesome because at the moment it seems that the ortho or at sea that dominic robb has is being intentionally limits and he can hire and fire ministers the big decisions are going to be taken on a cabinet level rather than by him in some sort of orthe or it's to have rolled and you're right that the the decision on whether to extend the that the period of lockdown these restrictive measures that the u.k. is under at the moment are g. to be taken i think by april the 16th there is a piece of legislation that was parched when the measures were brought in that said that that these would be done on a 3 week basis in every 3 weeks of the 21 days they would have to be a review and that 1st

downing street says the prime minister is still leading the government but foreign minister dominic robb could take charge should he become too ill to work senior advisers and the government's chief medical officer have also shown symptoms of the virus and been forced to self isolate shortly before the news broke about the prime minister's health britain's queen elizabeth gave an extremely rare televised address to rally the british public i also want to think there's a few who are staying at home thereby helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the pain already felt by those who have lost loved ones. the public have been ordered to stay at home but warm and sunny weather drew people to city parks at the weekend alarming the authorities and the health minister who only a few days ago returned to work after also falling ill warned that tough action would be taken if people fail to observe social distancing rules if you don't want to have to take the step to ban exercise of all forms outside of your own home then you've got to follow the rules with the number of infectio

to be conscious but in need of oxygen support in the meantime his deputy foreign minister dominic robb has taken over his duties with the government's business will continue in the prime minister is in safe hands with the brilliant team sometimes this hospital and the focus of the government will continue to be on making sure the prime minister's direction all the plans for making sure that we can defeat craig of ours and pull the country through this challenge will be taken forward. boris johnson's condition is a grim reminder of the serious situation the u.k.'s currently facing more than a 1000 people died in the last 2 days alone from cope with 19 making it one of the worst affected countries in the world. now the united states passed a grim milestone on monday as the coronavirus death toll topped 10000 medical authorities there have warned that the outbreak is yet to reach its peak and his daily press briefing president donald trump said coronavirus testing and treatment were progressing well he said he wanted lock down restrictions to be lifted by the end of april and suggested th

the pretty low boris johnson remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic robb chaired the government's response meeting this morning and will take over should the prime minister's conditions worsen. asked our correspondent in london biggest mass if people were satisfied with the british government's response to the pandemic well downing street is saying that boris johnson at the moment is still leading the government however we have seen especially in the last week and even with those newspapers who have so far been very loyal with the conservative party government we have seen a lot of criticism of the british government's response to the virus that they have started to late a day have for example put breck's it before breathing that was one criticism that the government hasn't participated in the e.u. scheme to purchase more ventilators and we've heard from doctors on the frontline that they feel that they are not really protected enough there's not enough protective equipment there's not enough tests to test patients and also to test frontline staff in the hospital so yes has been n

there is some administrative work in putting that into practice and that mainly is what dominic robb is going to be doing there is one decision though which is coming down the line and that is in about a week's time where this 3 week review process on how long the country is going to be staying in lockdown staying in in self isolation that is going to be considered again and that is if this still incapacitated at that point is going to be something that the rob is going to have to consider thank you for that update the brewery chalons bringing us the latest from london. well david alexander is a professor of risk and disaster reduction at university college london he is also vice president of the institute of civil protection and emergency management he joins us on skype from florence really good to have you on the program what sort of emergency management or emergency planning will be going on in the u.k. now with parsed johnson in intensive care what kind of conversations will be being had at the upper echelons of government. well am essentially emergency planning is something that

. >> robb and riley, thank you so much. i love the special appearance. robb, thanks a lot.ell, they're not health care workers but they're on the front lines. we're going to meet jantors who clean hospital rooms. hear their fears. >>> much deserved attention has been placed on the medical workers on the front lines of the battle against covid-19. also part of the effort are the workers who help keep the hospitals and the esks r units and the hospitals cleaned and disinfectl disinfectled. we talked to two of them about this pandemic. >> on the front lines along side the doctors, nurses and health care workers are an army of cleepg staff. janitors and housekeepers working around the clock to keep hospitals clean and scrub and clean rooms for the next critical patient. for all they risk on the job, they lack enough protect give equipment. the seiu, who represent 225,000 janitors across the country say workers aren't being porl informed about the dangers they face in this pandemic. here are two voices from the inside. marcus bouhlel, a specialist from chicago. >> housekeepers h

johnson is being treated for covered 90 illness caused by the current virus of foreign secretary dominic robbwho is mr johnson's designated deputy says the prime minister is making positive steps. on the pandemic has not killed at least $100.00 doctors in italy according to the country's national doctors federation the death includes some of the medics the italian government called out of retirement a month ago it's also estimated that about 30 nursing staff have died from covered 90 international monetary fund says the pandemics causing the worst economic fallout since the great depression of the 1930 s. more than 170 countries are expected to see a decline in per capita income this year and almost total reversal of pretty pandemic projections emerging economies and low income nations will be the worst affected. us jobs market is continuing its collapse last week saw another 6600000 people filing for unemployment benefits bringing the total number to more 7000000 the flood of new claims is so large that some states including the state of florida has opened up a drive through unemployment off

the pretty low boris johnson remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic robb chaired the government's response meeting this morning and will take over should the prime minister's condition wash and. apple has revealed it's been making protective equipment for health workers dealing with a groan a virus outbreak c.e.o. tim cook posted a video on twitter during which he showed the face shields a company has begun to single he said the 1st batch was sent to a hospital in santa clara last week apple is hoping to have shipped over a 1000000 of them by the end of this week and a further 1000000 every week after that. and here are some of the other news making headlines this hour japanese prime minister shinzo aba has on belt an economic stimulus package worth almost a trillion dollars he said the funding of the billions to 20 percent of japan's g.d.p. would still be an immense damage caused by the corona virus with a new infectious increase in japan is expected to declare a state of emergency soon as tuesday. red cross captain fired after criticizing the u.s. navy's response to the pandemic

government although he won't be at work on monday he'll be replaced by the foreign minister that's dominic robb he'll be taking over his meetings johnson just one of several people who are very high up in the government who have been affected by coronavirus symptoms they include also senior advisor dominic cummings the health secretary matt hancock who has since recovered and that she chief medical officer so some of the people who should be in charge of the country and its response to the coronavirus at this really critical time are or have been incapacitated just just before johnson was hospitalized the queen made a broadcast to the nation what did she have to say well it was quite a rare address certainly the 5th time that outside of christmas that she's made this kind of message directly to the public she started off by thanking all the care workers and the the health workers who said she says of bringing us every hour closer to normal times they still exist then she thanked everyone for staying at home and reminded people that their actions would be remembered let's have a listen to some o

johnson is spending a 2nd night in intensive care as he battles kovac 19 foreign secretary dominic robb who was stepped in to lead the government says johnson is stable and has been given oxygen but crucially is not on a ventilator and that's as the u.k. and the state of new york in the u.s. have recorded their highest number of deaths in a day the u.k. is resident registered 786 that's while 731 people died in new york well let's start our coverage in the u.s. from mike hanna joins us live now a from washington. so mike we have the president criticizing the w.h.o. calling it a china centric what else did he say what else was this criticism about and crucially why do you think he's making it now. well it is very interesting that the president has knowledge chosen the time to criticize the world health organization it was at the time he ordered to all flights from china or a number of flights from china the w.h.o. at the time was recommending that this should not be an end to international travel now president trump clearly miffed at that in the course of the day he's issued a series of

advisor is meet to discuss the impact of the lockdown measures as the acting prime minister dominic robb admits they likely to be lifted. the office for budget responsibility suggest that could lead to the country's g.d.p. decreasing by 35 percent i'll be joined by an economics expert shortly. medics on living hand to mouth with the personal protective equipment they have been supplied with as it emerges the u.k. has missed 3 chances to join in the human scheme for. broadcasting watchdog as an investigation into comments made by holmes on the conspiracy linking 5 g. technology to the virus i'll be talking to professor of psychology. acting prime minister dominic robb admits that the lockdown is set to continue for the forseeable future this is the office for national statistics reveals the number of coronavirus deaths this fall greater than the government's figures suggest that it was daschle joins me live for more on this so any ideas. how long this lockdown is likely to continue well sage the scientific advice group to unnerve and seize a meeting later today to review the current knock

keep its current coronavirus lockdown measures in place for another 3 weeks foreign secretary dominic robb has warned that lifting the lockdown to meet would risk public health and the economy by allowing the virus to spread speaking of the government's daily coronavirus briefing mr rob said the relaxing physical distancing measures now would reverse the gains that made the lockdown will therefore stay in place until the death rate falls and more tests are available mr brown laid out the government's plan to keep efforts focused on stopping the spread. dramatically expanding every jesca past still in terms of its key start off rice said recruitment of the frontline so. at that point in time most. of us are also right. to try to write a virus the opportunity to spread to protect the n.h.s. and to say right straight to the u.k. capital that comes from the shelves of pots is in london a welcome shot so why is the u.k. extending this lockdown. well the government's emphasis on at least 3 weeks because the government's conclusion is that the crisis is definitely far from over we've secretary fo

doesn't actually have an official deputy prime minister however the foreign secretary dominic robb will be taking over from johnson he will be chairing some meetings on monday as far as we know now johnson is only one of several senior members of the u.k. government who've been affected by coronavirus symptoms others include the health secretary not hancock who has since recovered but as well some of johnson's senior advisers and even the chief medical officer of the u.k. says some of the people who are supposed to be leading the country at this critical time have been or are incapacitated just before we found out that boris johnson was going to hospital we heard from the queen she gave a a read televised address to the nation what did she have to say well she started off by thanking the workers who have been out there doing their jobs as she said that they're bringing the u.k. every hour closely to normal times then she thanked everyone for staying home and then she reminded people that their actions would be remembered together we are tackling this disease and i want to reassure you t

set and i've been invited by dr robb from the ovate to thank you for having me in attendance and i'm here to there what you guys are doing in terms of actually servicing 1st nations and where this is going in the future thank you. so there's a lot of claims being made that oh no there's no digital divide right 99 percent of indians united this problem i think is going to get significantly worse unless it's addressed so let's not get caught up in broad bad ours what's it going to do for your community young kids today business is coming back isn't it a move to do it and utilize the industry have you got. that idea of you having to climb up. but your proof you know just read this to your neighbors and stuff is pretty or i think it's pretty ridiculous to a lot of people that we have to do that still given that you're so close to a major center i mean within canada it's pretty shameful i think what you're doing is really good service to the community there should be support for that kind of work it's really really good. that we we think along the same lines coming from total opposite the

robb made a televised statement to the nation just about an hour ago in which he said again the prime minister is in good hands and will continue to carry out his mission, wolf. >> ten days ago he acknowledged he was tested for coronavirus, he was home for ten days, now it's revealed he's in intensive care. and all this time the government, downing street, was suggesting things were just fine, right? >> reporter: that's i think what downing street is really going to have to answer to, because people are saying, how did this change so quickly? we've seen that coronavirus patients can deteriorate quickly and dramatically. once we understood the prime minister had been admitted to the hospital last night, people don't go into the hospital on a sunday night, wolf, if they just have mild symptoms and are feeling fine, which is the line that downing street had really been trying to push from the get-go. it was clear from that moment that something more serious was going on. yet we saw downing street continue to push this narrative that this was precautionary, these were persistent symptoms

intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened over the weekend the foreign minister dominic robb is deputising for him but only where necessary says the official statements who's in charge. also coming up a surgeon coronavirus cases prompts japan's prime minister to declare a state of emergency in some regions. just citizens to.

charge is actually dominic rob the foreign secretary just to stress though of course that dominic robb does not have the power to make decisions alone and in fact has to consult with the entire cabinet before making any decisions but of course this lack of official structures being put in place is causing quite a lot of concern in fact a tory m.p. peter byrne he's suggesting that they should be a next in line list of successions that is guaranteed by law or in fact to suggest who would replace an incapacitated prime minister of course at this moment in time is boris johnson if indeed dominic robb were to get ill though who would then fill his shoes that's not yet clear and so peter byrne is suggesting there should be a bit of legal clarity when it comes to all of this in the meantime though of course the death toll is increasing day in and day out today it's increased by $938.00 which is yet again the highest number of deaths in a 24 hour period since the outbreak began and it seems that each and every single day the figures are getting worse bringing the total up to $7097.00 interesti