the sdlp leader here went so far as to tell borisjohnson sdlp leader here went so far as to tell borisrisjohnson himself that he thought the new stay alert slogan was in his view nonsense. so any changes here are expected to be very gradual, but in about a week's time, further south, where we will see in the republic of ireland is some outdoor work is being returned to work, because dublin has already said it is going to start reopening some outdoor public amenities, like golf courses for example. and when northern ireland publishes its more detailed plans later this week we will see across the island of ireland how the two jurisdictions compare. thank you all. ministers have said that no measures will be taken to ease the lockdown — if there's a risk of the nhs being overwhelmed. a month ago, our medical correspondent fergus walsh and cameraman adam walker visited the intensive care unit at university college hospital in london — one of the busiest in the uk. they've been back to see what's changed, and how staff are coping. coronavirus is still taking a heavy toll in intensive care.

the sdlp's matthew 0?toole raised concerns about what covid—19 could mean for younger people.ately affecting older people. however, the employment and economic crisis disproportionately affects younger people from the resolution foundation and look into a third of the uk level of the people either made redundant or just losing theirjobs and we face a real possible long—term crisis and i understand but this is an important question. is her department doing serious work on a generation that could be lost to this crisis. you're entering the benefit system now and we need her partner to be joined with the economy. we need to have a bold vision in n terms of what our society looks like going forward, i am going to be with the departments and obviously i have met the economy ministry before this pandemic and there are clear links and we need to look at an economy that works for the people. and notjust for a few. finally, what are you going to do when lockdown is finally over? top of many people's list, no doubt, is a holiday. the covid—19 shutdown has had a massive impact on the tou

and there were some very critical reactions from the leader of the sdlp here, colum eastwood.tand boris johnson's new guidance, he felt people would not understand borisjohnson's new guidance, and he told the prime minister himself that he thought the new "stay alert" messaging was nonsense, in his view. there is a lot of concern here around care homes. for two weeks running in northern ireland we have seen deaths in care homes at a higher number than those in hospitals. and there does seem to be some evidence that people are getting out and about, more so than they were in the early days of the lockdown. compliance regulations seemingly fraying around the edges, as arlene foster put it. you can expect people in northern ireland to be encouraged by the northern ireland executive to keep sticking to the lockdown over the next three weeks. and any changes people may see will be pretty minor. many thanks again. emma vardy in belfast. a month ago, our medical correspondent fergus walsh visited the intensive care unit at university college hospital in london, one of the busiest any

there is a pretty strong reaction from the sdlp leader here, colum eastwood.t ‘s new stay alert message was, in his view, nonsense. expect people in northern ireland to be told to stick with the lockdown for three weeks, and any changes will be pretty minor. thanks to you all. business leaders are hoping the prime minister's address will provide some clarity, on how people can get back to work. and while any major lifting of restrictions may be a long way off, some businesses are taking matters into their own hands, as our business editor, simonjack explains. heigh—ho, back to work we go — with a difference. at ford's technical centre in dunton, so far, 600 of a,000 employees have returned to a squirt of hand gel, a quick thermal imaging temperature check — all part of a new routine. feeding the ford a,000 will take a miracle of organisation. catering firm compass runs the staff canteen, and the kitchens that would usually have ten chefs on duty. business is slow. communal areas, like staff canteens are one of the big challenges. a lot of people think they sho