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Welcome back. the opposition in the uk is now slamming prime minister boris johnsons senior adviser, dominick cummings, thiss because there are new reports saying cummings violated national lockdown rules not just once but twice. cummings certainly not going willingly, how much pressure on boris johnson to cut him loose given the fact that he broke the rules for others to follow. >> reporter: the pressure is increasingly mounting by the moment because dominick cummings is seen as such an importa...

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Hygiene and good social distancing where appropriate. so that we can get those children back to school and get the education they need. test, track and trace, will that be in place? there will be constantly monitored and able to react in a timely fashion 20 outbreaks. yes, still going to be rolling out track and trace as an important part of our work. but understand how this has been... you are going to roll it out but it‘s not in place now, is it? so there is no guarantee it‘s going to be o...

About testing. there is a lot of talk about existing tests at the moment, whether you have covid—19 but the antibody test to find out if youve had it and there is more of a rollout coming on. are you getting many of your patients asking you about the test? the tests have been in the press a lot. there is the antigen test which is the swab which tells you if you got it now and the antibody test which tells you if you have had it i think there is a lot of excitement about the antibody test but i...

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This is bbc news. the headlines: the world health organization has reported the biggest worldwide rise in new coronavirus infections in a single day —106,000. the head of the un agency said he was very concerned about the rising number of cases in lower and middle—income countries in particular. at least 15 people have died as cyclone amphan, one of the most powerful south asian storms for decades, ripped across parts of bangladesh and eastern india. pictures show high winds and heavy rain l...

Of main stories from bbc news. nhs leaders have warned of severe consequences for the health service if a test, track and trace system for coronavirus is not in place soon. the nhs confederation has written to the health secretary, matt hancock, saying any further easing of the lockdown depends on a clear strategy. borisjohnson has pledged to introduce what he described as a "world—beating" tracing system byjune the first. the scottish government is set to publish its plans for easing the lock...

You that definitive timeline this morning, please be in no doubt as to the extent, the effort, the energy, the focus that is being put on that as well. the office for national statistics surveillance programme suggests there may currently be around 8,700 new infections a day in england. 128,000 tests were provided yesterday. having the capacity to deliver 200,000 a day is the end of may target. but there are calls for clarity about how nhs workers will make use of the tracking system. nobody in ...

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This whole social distancing, distancing rule has been cancelled by the power of music and now we have more of a physical the world health organization has distancing but the social aspect reported the biggest worldwide rise of it has actually been reinforced. my hope, once this is all over, in new coronavirus is that we are finally going to get infections in a single day — 106,000. comfortable giving each other hugs again and gathering in small places the head of the un agency said to enjoy l...