relatives of u.k. health workers who lost their lives to covert has been warned that they're going to lose welfare benefits if they accept compensation from the government it's being called another slap in the face than for a national health service already led by authorities mishandling of the pandemic seems if families do take the $60000.00 pound lump sum it'll be treated as capital in means tested benefits and that could therefore leave them ineligible for payments such as universal credit or housing in pension benefit opposition m.p. say that's deeply unfair to loved ones of those who made what they call the ultimate sacrifice and point to the historically of the compensation schemes of not such restrictions. the government was right to say we must honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so it's shocking that families are being forced to choose between accessing social security they're entitled to all the compensation they need the u.k. government though incest and such benefits have always been

which is a row brewing relatives of the u.k. health workers who lost their lives to cove it a bit more they're going to lose their welfare benefits if they accept compensation from the government it's been called another slap on the face than for a national health service already led authorities mishandling of the pandemic seems if families take the $60000.00 pound lump sum it'll be treated as capital means tested benefits of that could leave them ineligible for payments such as universal credit and housing or pension benefit opposition m.p.'s say that's deeply unfair than to loved ones of those who've made what they called the ultimate sacrifice and pointed out that historically other compensation schemes have not had such restrictions. the government was right to say we must honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so it's shocking that families are being forced to choose between accessing social security they're entitled to all the compensation they need and the u.k. government insists though that such benefits have always b

u.k. health officials have been saying we have reached the pelimits of how far we can up.think that is true here in the u.s. also? >> i w thi have far exceeded those limits here and we are seeing the consequences. we knowhat we reopened too soon. we reopened most of our stas against a backdrop of increasing number ofases, rather than suppressing thctnumber of inns. and we saw that opening as an on and off switch, as in on it is now safe. instead of seeing is as a dial, that we are supposed to dial down the restrictions and dial them up as necessary. i'm afraidow with searching infections across the u.s., it is time fors to dial back ese restrictions, and impose them again. we can try to get covid-19 under control here. >> at a press conference in london today, their questions raised about whether iis ok, going to be ok to open schools. i know you have been looking at that a lot. you said today that hearing on capitol hill was frustrating, on the school opening issue. do you think there is a clear strategy, for whether it is positive -- possible to open schools again? >> th

the relatives of u.k. health workers who lost their lives to cove it could see their welfare benefits cut if they accept compensation from the government if families take up the 60000 pounds lump sum it will be treated as capital in means tested benefits and that could leave them ineligible for payments search as universal credit and housing or pension benefit opposition m.p.'s say but that's unfair to grief stricken relatives and pointed out to the schemes haven't had such destruction in the past. the government was right to say we must honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so it's shocking that families are being forced to choose between excess in social security they're entitled to all the compensation they need however the government insists that such benefits have always been calculated the same way and the principle is that only those who cannot meet basic need get a payment but a senior health consultant to say too that such an approach doesn't exactly. courage medical workers to put their lives

measures were to be lifted on the 1st of all this but will now stay in place for at least 2 weeks the u.k. health secretary explains the change. well we made the announcement last night we are moving quickly in some circumstances it is absolutely crystal clear what the new rules are and we've brought them in to target specific theory of the problems that we've been able to see through. this comes as the new study reveals that most people in england do not have a clear understanding of coronavirus guidelines of our greater proportion gets the current measures in scotland and wales however when the same rules apply throughout the u.k. back in march there was much more knowledge across the board you can look down rules vary depending on the country anywhere from 6 to 30 people from up to 5 households are allowed to gather outdoors social distancing also varies from one to 2 meters in the old england allows 2 households to mix well in northern ireland up to 4 can come together with people on the streets of london if they thought the guidelines were clear enough. in the paralympic music no meaning is

cases the measures were to be lifted today but will no stay in place for at least a fortnight the u.k. health secretary explained the change. well we made the announcement last night we moving quickly in some circumstances it is absolutely crystal clear what the new rules are and we've brought them in to target specific g. the problems that we've been able to see through to date a new study meanwhile has revealed that most people in england don't tell of a clear understanding of coronavirus guidelines a far greater proportion of grasp of the current measures in scotland and wales however when the same rules applied throat the u.k.'s one block back in march there was much more knowledge across the board. u.k. locked own rules well they vary depending on the country let's go through it so anywhere from 6 to 30 people from 25 high souls are live together all right doors social distancing also varies from one to 2 metres indoors and into a large 2 hostels to mix northern ireland that doubles to 4 families which can come together we asked people in london if they thought those guidelines were clea

cases the measures were to be lifted today but will stay in place for at least 2 more weeks the u.k. health secretary explained the change. well we've made the announcement last night we moving quickly in some circumstances it is absolutely crystal clear what the new rules are and we've brought them in to talk specifically the problems that we've been able to see through date meanwhile a new study has revealed that most people in england don't have a clear understanding of coronavirus guidelines a far greater proportion of grasp the current measures in scotland and wales however when the same rules apply throughout the u.k. bach in march there was much more knowledge across the board. well u.k. locked on rules vary depending on the country anywhere from 6 to 30 people from up to 5 hostels are allowed to gather doors social get distancing also varies you may have heard from one to 2 meters a lot of confusion over the it's indoors meanwhile and into laws too high sold to mix while in northern ireland it's double that for families come in fact come to gether a lot of restrictions there for we

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cases the measures want to be lifted today but will now stay in place for at least 2 more weeks the u.k. health secretary explained the change. well we made the announcement last night we moving quickly in some circumstances it is absolutely crystal clear what the new rules are and we've brought them into target specifically the problems that we've been able to see through to date a new study meanwhile has revealed that most people in england don't have a clear understanding of the guidelines a far greater proportion have crossed the card much as they were in scotland and wales when the same rules applied throughout the u.k. back in march that was 5 households are allowed to gather outdoors social distancing also varies from one to 2 metres endos england allows 2 households to mix while northern ireland up to food families can come together we also people in london if they follow the guidelines was clear and off. limits to this kind of thing using them though meaning is exactly what's allowed or think should be doing even though people little bit me so yeah the dates we. don't know what to look

u.k. has hit out at the government's failure to provide covert testing for staff and residents health artie's reportedly blame the delays on suppliers mike part of head of the independent care group told us that testing is he was care homes are coronavirus hotspots there ought to mean a sheen or e in the in the government to mono testing for all quotes in care homes in the country after all the n.h.s. is in the front line is getting us testing done i think our social care should get equal priority from what i've seen nationally and what is happening just personally that there have been delays in the testing which is not good enough i believe are there has been some folks with some of the tests and there's not a lot of progress it's not gone very well i just hope it picks up for the future because trusting people is actually important to keep this market buying so it didn't go well in the beginning it still got problems. the government tally up and now its plans to test a care home staff weekly with residents getting checked around once a month now that's on top of regular tests already in pla

the measures were to be lifted today saturday but will now stay in place for police the fortnight u.k. health secretary explain the change. well we've made the announcement last night we moving quickly in some circumstances it is absolutely crystal clear what the new rules are and we've brought them in to target specifically the problems that we've been able to see through to date. well a new study has revealed that most people in england don't tell of a clear understanding of coronavirus guidelines a far greater proportion have grasped the current measures in scotland and wales however when the same rules applied throat the u.k. block in march there was much more knowledge across the board. if you care locked on rules vary depending on the country anywhere from $6.00 to $30.00 people from up to 5 high schools are allowed to gather outdoors social distancing also varies from $1.00 to $2.00 metres indoors and then to laws to households to mix while the northern aren't up to 4 families can come together we asked people in london if they felt the guidelines were clear enough. to kind of think us

u.k. and canada have to solve there's no one is disputing. other health guess is they don't have problems others are from the u.k. there's a constant debate about problems and it just the canadians have to but everyone has debates about the health care system i'm talking about problems unique to the us none of those other rich well countries do people those problems are not unique to do they will corrupt because of their medical bills p.m.o. let me give another example insulin people in canada don't die because they have to ration their insulin because of the high cost of insulin well they die because they don't get access to coverage they generally i mean they don't get access to doctors jeremy crowfoot 39 from dallas died last year because he couldn't afford his insulin mika fisher 26 from wisconsin died in 2018 couldn't afford his insulin alex smith 26 from minnesota died in 2017 i could go on and on this doesn't happen in canada or spain australia people don't die because they can't afford insulin well they die because they can't get access to care th

advice from public health england and the chief is the risks for u.k. is currently low. the u.k. well prepared for the emergence of novel viruses. >> the following day, the health secretary came to a sparsely attended commons before social distancing restricted numbers, to tell mps that england chief medical officer had revised the risk to the u.k. population from very low to low. >> while there is an increased likelihood that cases may rise in this country, we are well prepared and well-equipped to deal with them. the u.k. is one of the first countries to have developed a world leading test for the new coronavirus. >> the world health organization has warned that countries are not ready for a pandemic. there has been a significant spread of the virus. across the european continent, italy in particular. other cases have been identified and austria, croatia and switzerland. this is clearly now very, very serious. updates became's a regular feature of commons life as the virus spread. the prime minister with his own public health message. >> two verses. >> thank you very much. >> ♪

u.k.'s national health service or the n.h.s. in hong kong ara scene m r a geriatrician i'm president of the hong kong public don't his association and in boston matthew fox professor of epidemiology at boston's university school of public health a warm welcome to you all i'd like to begin in boston with you matthew fox we his so much about numbers rising about numbers for ling we has so much about what these numbers might mean whether they're going to have an impact on people's livelihoods on people's lives but what do these numbers actually mean what does it mean when cases go up because 9 months on it seems to me that we don't really have a handle on the statistics it's there it's right it's a really complicated to try to understand these numbers by themselves so looking at the number of cases of course important but looking at a number of cases by themselves doesn't really tell us the whole story as cases go up obviously we want to take action to try and mitigate the impact but we also want to look at the percent of people wh

well the cases of corona virus have been rising across europe alarming public health experts u.k. has recorded more than a 1000 new infections in a 24 hour period for the 1st time since june the next stage of reopening has been put on hold and the government says if needed it will shop pumps to allow schools to reopen next month greece once praised for its handling of the crisis recorded its high single daily increase with 2 $103.00 new cases germany and italy also reported hundreds of new cases on sunday. vietnam's reported 31 you covered 1000 cases and another death as it struggles to cope with a new outbreak of the virus a sports stadium in the resort town of don has been turned into a field hospital capable of treating a 1000 patients a new koester of cases was 1st detected in the central city late last month it's since spread to at least 15 locations across vietnam but the national infection total is still relatively low it 841 country had been celebrated for its success in rapidly containing initial outbreaks. well now the rajapaksa has been sworn in for the 4th time as the

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thousands of health care workers have rallied across the u.k. demanding a pay rise and recognition for their work during the covert $1000.00 pandemic national health service staff feel snubbed after the government announced last week that 900000 public sector workers would get salary hikes the measure is meant to reward workers on the front lines of the fight against covert 19 but it did not include the majority of n.h.s. staff as a separate deal had already been negotiated 2 years ago we spoke to some medical professionals at a march in london. that was the since we had in may depend on me and we've had these incredible time weapons. dying struggling we've been separate for our families we just want some recognition for what we actually did and what we feel like we deserve over the last 1015 years let alone well. it wasn't too long ago that we were talking about nash if he were surviving on charts but our nations and family trying to have a stop just because it came and just pretty crap for us we deserve back as a profession and a home and a tes

u.k. will be easier than ever. no need for a health professional. s.8 million on the spot test using dna alongside swab samples. and the results are known within an hour and a half. >> we can expand testing and intofurther, settings where, for instance, in schools, currently we have survey testing. that would be expanded. we are also looking across the community where we want to test people who do not have symptoms to find out where the viruses. >> the testing send -- system itself is complex and relies on multiple supply chains. but it could open up testing across the country. these tests could signify a game changing moment. not only will they be able to be carried out by practically anyone, they can also detect seasonal flu. meanwhile, those behind the testing say controls are being put in place to avoid false negatives. britain has come under severe criticism at the start of the pandemic. the government was blamed for being too slow to go into lockdown, too lax and testing, do adequateing to contact trusting. u.k. and the rest of europe are warn

health care so that we can cure people from the ground up. caroline: it was interesting to me from a cultural perspective, coming from the u.k., perhaps they don'tk about mental health enough. certainly there is more of culture awareness perhaps of having someone to talk to in the united states. that is something that is a luxury. however we seeing that being able to be inclusive, being not too expensive? >> one thing that is nice, if you will, reimbursements for mental health services with some insurance companies have been relaxed. telemedicine has played a big role. for many of my patients, telemedicine has been a lifeline. i am not talking to people simply about blood plan -- their blood pressure. i am also talking to them about grief. my patient this morning, was grieving the loss of her husband before the pandemic. andhas very real trauma resulting health consequences that, had i not had access to her, we would have not been able to address. taylor: thank you, as always. it is a conversation honestly that i wish we could have weekly. i think we have all been thinking about the economics of this shutdown and so often, the mental parts spine

hello again fellows ins of health care workers have rallied across the u.k. demanding a pay rise on recognition for their work during the covert $19.00 demick the government announced a salary increase for doctors last month nurses and other health workers were excluded out decision the sides range and h.s. stuff unions are arguing that nurses have taken pay cuts of thousands of pounds a year in real terms over the past decade and out they've been risking their lives on the front line during their cruel of virus crisis we spoke to some medical professionals on the march in london. ever since we've had in may depend demick we've had b.c. incredible time with people living dying and struggling we feel separate for our families we just want some recognition for what we actually did and what we feel like we deserve over the last 1015 years let alone months it wasn't too long we gave it we were talking about nash if he were surviving on charitable donations and food trying to have a stop just because crave it came and just pretty crap we deserve back as a professio