dr timothy harris is the prime minister of st kitts and nevis. hejoins me now. most recent developments was ? we are observing a 24 hour lockdown tomorrow and a sense of more relaxation where we will allow for some flexibility of movement and hopefully return to the curfews. how is the 24 hour curfew working? are people being kept in their houses or are they allowed to shop for essential supplies? 24 hour lockdown is no movement. recommendation is let people stay within their homes for that period of time. in the period of relaxed curfew, you are allowed to go to shops, pharmacies and do the necessary. and how have people respond to that? it is a new way of living and i wanted to commend the discipline of the people. they understand that we are ina people. they understand that we are in a changing world, very difficult world and each one has to play a part. so your responses been extremely good so far. is this because you have not got the medical facilities on the island to do at the large outbreak. how many ventilators, how many intensive ca re ventilators, how

will also be speaking to the prime minister of st. kittse coped with the pandemic there. hello there, wednesday was a com pletely hello there, wednesday was a completely dry day in the uk and in sunshine we had into the low 20s in southern england. 23 degrees in dorset. but thursday is likely to be the warmest day of the week. mind you we got off to a bit of a chilly start for a 5 degrees typically may be againa start for a 5 degrees typically may be again a touch of frost in the scottish glens. little bit more of this mist and low cloud affecting some scotland northern england. it won't last long going to be a dry and sunny day. the sunshine and little bit hazy at times. for the northern half of the uk. the winds on thursday will be even lighter. it will feel warmer and temperatures may be a bit higher. could reach 25 degrees like hampshire into oxford chair, bark share why late 19 or 20 for england and wales. a little bit cooler around some of those north seacoast. 0f cooler around some of those north seacoast. of course when scotland tem

but i think you know the issue is that it's the fact that when you're wearing you can't keep that st kitts on throughout the day you may well have to change it frequently and regularly because of the not the patient you thief and so that's why it's that that's what the problem that we're not we haven't got as much equipment and maybe there should be i'm thinking a mandate from the government to turn a lot of the industry and workplaces into making more of this equipment for us as doctors and for facing huge challenges and now we hear about the issues of frontline staff being reported to people like yourself medics need more protection perhaps and i personally haven't thought that any of that kind of thing one of the think there's i think there's a lot of fear there's a lot of uncertainty out there and i think people just sort of need to vent and unfortunately you know i think with frontline in many ways and i think doctors do get that and we can only do as much as we can. thank you very much indeed for joining us and good luck with all the work that you're doing thank you thank you very mu