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As the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk rises above 28,000, borisjohnson has spoken in detail about his experience of being seriously ill in hospital. speaking to the sun on sunday, the prime minister — who spent three days in intensive care — said he was given, "litres and litres of oxygen" and "contingency plans" were in place in case things went badly wrong. mrjohnson was diagnosed with coronavirus on march 26th and was admitted to hospital 10 days later. there ar...

In to help with some drive—in sites. all of these measures will play a key role in exiting lockdown. as you start to ease, you want to know exactly where transmissions are likely to be happening, and of course its likely to be happening when people are infected. how do you know people are infected? you test them. a senior minister has admitted the government may miss their 100,000 daily target, but hospital chiefs say thats a red herring and testing needs to be part of a wider strategy includi...

Did you sleep with big brother? you did? what did you think? is it time to go play? it is. time to get some clothes on. hes going to grab my hand and try to walk us out the front door. its time to go, alex is ready. the worst part is over. the anxiety i was experiencing was mostly about the flight. woke up this morning, ready to prepare for the park. then well hop in the car and go. he knows were going somewhere fun. were headed to morgans wonderland, which is a theme park in san antonio, texas,...

North koreas all-powerful deer leader was sick and wheezing when we ran into a might last summer. he hasnt been seen since earlier this month. could it be that he is dead? if so, what does that mean for north korea? in fact, for east asia. that is next. ♪ in 1986, the late reverend david wilkerson

The outbreak under control. singapore is now installing thousands more hospital beds after a new surge in cases. whatever the policy, the virus remains a threat. david shukman, bbc news. tonight the prime minister boris johnson is back in downing street following his two weeks of convalescence at his country residence chequers. our political corrrespondent iain watson is at westminster. for the first time in more than a month the prime minister is out of isolation, hospital and recovery. that is...

After a new surge in cases. whatever the policy, the virus remains a threat. david shukman, bbc news. more now on the uk prime minister borisjohnson arriving back in downing street following his two weeks of convalescence. our political corrrespondent iain watson gave us the latest from westminster. we knew hed be coming back tonight because he starts work in downing street tomorrow. and just over an hour ago, we saw a range of vehicles heading towards downing street. the first, incidentally, wa...

And of course he worked his magic and got the car running again. i was so nervous up until this point, but we have prepared so much, and weve already seen a little bit of meltdown because hes actually wanting to go, so i think its gonna be really good. everything went fairly well, and we allowed enough time for any problems that might have popped up, like the car. so we are still running very early schedule, we will get to the airport probably at about two hours before we board the plane. so we ...

Important for people to get tested so they can understand what treatment they need and for the government to be able to understand the spread of the disease so they can the spread of the disease so they ca n start the spread of the disease so they can start to understand how many people have actually had coronavirus so far. had been suggestions that borisjohnson may so far. had been suggestions that boris johnson may be so far. had been suggestions that borisjohnson may be back at work fairly so...

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Of learning risks leaving some of the poorest kids falling even further behind. branwen jeffreys, bbc news, staffordshire. elderly people and those with existing health conditions are among those most vulnerable to the coronavirus, and some are isolating without having relatives nearby to help out. in holland—on—sea in north—east essex, michael buchanans been to see how one community is coping. theyre neighbours and friends. theyre healthy and active. but theyre lonely. and theyre bored. i...