correspondent for the financial times, sebastian payne, and the chief leader writer for the observer, sonia sodha, the times leads with comments from england's chief medical officer, who says he believes that the number of new cases of coronavirus reported is beginning to flatten out — he didn't actually say that the peak had been reached, but beginning to flatten out. with 761 deaths reported today. the heartbreaking news of the death of a pregnant nurse leads the front of the uk's metro paper. doctors managed to save her baby, who is said to be doing well. the nurse herself died as a result of coronavirus. the financial times reports that america's allies have condemned donald trump's decision to stop funding the who, after he criticised their handling of the global pandemic. while the straits times — based in singapore — leads with the same story, reporting that china's foreign ministry warns that the us‘ withdrawal will harm the fight against the virus. while injapan, prime minister shinzo abe is facing criticism there for not doing enough to help businesses. there is some helicopter money go

correspondent for the financial times, sebastian payne, and the chief leader writer for the observer, sonia sodhathe front pages, starting with... the times leads with comments from england's chief medical officer, who says he believes that the number of new cases of coronavirus reported is beginning to flatten out, with 761 deaths reported today. the heartbreaking news of the death of a pregnant nurse leads the front of the metro. doctors managed to save her baby, who is said to be doing well. the health secretary, matt hancock, comes underfire in the daily mirror as he is criticised for offering care workers a badge of honour, with the gmb union telling the paper they need more than a badge. fears from paramedics that more people are dying at home because they are relucant to call foran ambulance, according to the guardian. the telegraph reports that ministers will make a decision on how long an extension to lockdown measures should last during a cobra meeting tomorrow afternoon. and the daily express celebrates the achievement of 99—year—old veteran captain tom moore, who has raised almost £10