chris, let me bring in a question, a final question from nathan in st albans. final question from nathanion from nathan in st albans. nathan who says "can i still go for a drive? " absolutely. you are not going to encumber any more risk in your car, assuming you've taken your car and people who you've taken your car and people who you live with, or you go on your own. the thing to consider though is if you have to go and fill your car up if you have to go and fill your car up with fuel, if you take more drives, and use more fuel, and you've developed more often, you are therefore taking yourself a little bit more risk if you do that. such as fact that into the equation if you have an electric car there, of course, you can charge that at home, and you can be absolutely fine. catherine, one final one for you from david who says, "should tradespeople still be working in my house? " so tradespeople are considered sorry, hi, david. tradespeople are considered as key workers. i think it's worth david, you speaking to the builders and or a project manager on this. any tradespeople coming in and

welcome to st albans cathedral. a scene repeated across the country.hire, the church was a focal point. but there were no services for vicar eleanor robertshaw in snaith today. it almost feels like, what else can you throw at us? everybody‘s already really fatigued from dealing with the flooding and now, to move straight into this is just exhausting. but we have the advantage that community spirit was so built up then that itjust continues and that is brilliant. there are unsold mother's day flowers, the nation told to keep away from mum. for many, this is how mother's day greetings had to be made. happy mother's day, mum. sorry i can't be there this year. that's ok, phillip. i quite understand. it's the same for everybody. and for these mothers in lockdown in a care home in prestwich, a message to their families. the point is to take each day as it comes, carry on regardless, be happy. it is a weekend when we have distanced ourselves from the ones we love, but it has seen people come together in new ways. philip norton, bbc news. that's all from us fo

welcome to st albans cathedral. a scene repeated all across the country. focal point. but there were no services for vicar eleanor robertshaw in snaith today. it almost feels like, what else can you throw at us? everybody‘s already really fatigued from dealing with the flooding and now, to move straight into this is just exhausting. but we have the advantage that community spirit was so built up then that itjust continues and that's brilliant. there are unsold mother's day flowers, the nation told to keep away from mum. for many, this is how mother's day greetings have had to be made. happy mother's day, mum. sorry i can't be there this year. oh, that's ok, phillip. i quite understand. it's the same for everybody. and for these mothers in lockdown in a care home in prestwich, a message to theirfamilies. the point is to take each day as it comes, carry on regardless, be happy. it's a weekend when we have distanced ourselves from the ones we love, but it's seen people come together in entirely new ways. philip norton, bbc news. a reminder of our top story: p

chris, a question for you from nathan in st albans. he says can i still go for a drive? actually.ny more risk in your car assuming you are sucking your car people you live with her go on your own. to consider is if you have to go and fill your carup with is if you have to go and fill your car up with fuel, take more drives and use more fuel and had to fill out more often, you are taking more risk if you do that. take that into the equation if you have an electric car can the equation if you have an electric carcan be can the equation if you have an electric car can be can charge at home and should be fine. one final one for catherine from david who says should train will still be working in my house? the traceable are not considered key workers. —— trade people. i think it is worth speaking to the builders and a project manager on this and any people coming in and out of the house is increasing the risk of you and your family and to the builders and potentially their families. so my advice would be actually less it is essential building work to postpone that building work until th

albans lle monroe, "st. messenger." ichelle, star 6. andrew -- [indiscernible] >> thank you. ou just mentioned wanting to double the number of beds and ventilators and p.p.e.'s. is that a projection you are working from and are those offline numbers and the time frame about when you expect capacity? >> we are working on projections that are based upon what we are seeing on a daily basis here. right now we are looking at a minimum, as i said, 1,000 beds. at a minimum of doubling everything that i had just told. we'll update that on a daily basis as we move forward. and i think that is the best guidance we can give right at the moment. but as i said, there's a team that's working on this right now and every day, these numbers are updated. but i wanted to be as transparent as possible. the numbers i'm giving you are not the numbers that we're thinking are going to be the final numbers that we are going to need. like i said, double them, at a minimum. and for a time line, i think the governor said it well. this is not weeks. we are talking about multiple months that we are going

st. albans here in vermont. we interviewed you a year ago you called it was going to be joe biden would be their nominee. he is not there yet but he did have a good night last night. what did you see a year ago that others didn't? >> no competition bernie is crazy. his ideas are ridiculous. and biden has been there enough to be a politician. pete: he is a politician and he rose from the dead last night. so we have are talking to folks all morning long here in vermont and getting reaction to the voters as we do. back to you guys. steve: pete hegseth working the counter at erika's american diner in vermont. brian: the u.s. strikes the taliban after afghan forces come under attack. there was 43 attacks yesterday. the latest on this situation coming straight ahead. steve: super tuesday teased up socialism vs. biden's establishment that campaign setting up an epic battle heading into the convention. we have an all-star panel to talk about the coverage and they are coming up next. ♪ i want it all ♪ i want it all ♪ and

there is a practice in st albans called the maltings surgery who took pre—emptive action and they closeor everyone hospitalised how many non—hospitalised cases there are. whether it matters or not depends on the approach that you are taking. in some of the asian countries, they have had a very aggressive policy, particularly south korea, continuing to test every case and also testing all of their contacts, and then isolating all of their contacts. they have no exactly who is infected and they have managed to contain it like that. i think doctor chaand makes an important point about health workers, even if we are not testing everybody in this country, i think we should test health care workers because you need to know if they have a fever and a cough, you need to know, is it the coronavirus? in which case they isolate for seven days. and then importantly, they had their infection and they can go back to work and work right through the winter, whatever coughs and colds they have. if we don‘t test them, they have. if we don‘t test them, they are off for seven days, they come back a month o