Of the pandemic. In the us, President Trump extends restrictions on movement till the end of april as the number of cases there continues to rise sharply. A minutes silence is held in madrid for victims of coronavirus, as spains death tolljumps to 7,340 a rise of 812 in 2a hours. Two flights bringing british people home from peru arrive back in the uk. But the Foreign Office says there may be as many as a million other britons abroad. And we look at how farms are coping, as they respond to the increase in demand from supermarkets. The government has insisted it is ramping up its capacity to test health and social care workers for the coronavirus, amid confusion over whether it has reached its target set for yesterday of 10,000 tests a day. Doctors leaders have warned the shortage of tests has caused Serious Problems for the Health Service. It comes as the Prime Minister announced 20,000 former nhs staff have returned to work, to help in the fight against the virus. A breathing aid that
We have been surprised by how many young people we are seeing, and people who dont have other health conditions, and i think the messages that are coming out from government to young people that they are not invincible are really, really important. A minutes silence is held in madrid, as spain becomes the third nation in the world to confirm more coronavirus cases than china. Well also be live in brazil, as president bolsonaro continues to play down the crisis, and flout social distancing. Welcome to outside source. Lets start by bringing you up to date with the latest coronavirus developments around the world. Globally, there are more than 766,000 confirmed cases of the virus. More than 36,000 people have lost their lives to it. 160,000 have recovered. Italy remains the worst affected country in europe. The number of those infected is now more than 100,000. But theres been a sharp fall in new coronavirus cases, with 1,648 new patients diagnosed in the latest daily tally thats less tha
Impact the virus is having on Small Business owners and those with loans. So, we do begin in new york, the eye of the Coronavirus Crisis in the u. S. There are over 41,000 positive cases in the city, and there were at least 830 new deaths reported on tuesday in the u. S. These are mindblowing numbers. And even more mindblowing are these images from around the country Field Hospitals springing up in new york, miami, detroit, rows and rows of hospital beds to keep up with the everincreasing number of coronavirus patients coming in every single day. And the u. S. President donald trump struck a somber note after a top u. S. Health expert said there is no magic bullet, no vaccine for this virus. The peak is over the next two weeks, and this is tracking mortality. So, the number of fatalities from we think we can still blunt from the superb medical care that every client is receiving, but also even more stringent, people following the guidelines. A lot of people have said, a lot of people h
Thank you very much. Thats the message were trying to send. Diana, thank you very much, be well. Thank you so much, john. The fema administrator is standing by live to tell us about the government response to coronavirus. New day continues right now. We are the epicenter of this crisis. And thats why we so desperately need help. We just received our allotment from the federal government. That allotment is barely enough to cover one ship at that hospital. Literally has a true definition of the word dilemma. And at the moment, the evidence would suggest that hes better off sticking with the lockdowns. Our country wasnt built to be shutdown. Were not going to let the cure be worse than the problem. It is a false choice to say Public Health or restart the economy. You cannot put a value on a human life. This is new day with Alisyn Camerota and john berman. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and all around the world. This is your new day. It is tuesday, marc
Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First the british Prime Minister Boris Johnson is tonight in intensive care at st thomass hospital in london, suffering from the effects of coronavirus. Mrjohnson was admitted last night, but his office says his condition worsened during the course of this afternoon and on the advice of his medical team, he was moved to the intensive care unit. Earlier today, the Prime Minister whos 55 was said to be in good spirits, receiving treatment for persistent symptoms, including a temperature and a cough. Heres our Political Editor laura kuenssberg. Less than a mile from downing street, borisjohnson is in intensive care tonight, in a personal fight against the virus that the government and the country is trying to beat. Who would have known on thursday night that the Health Workers he applauded would be caring for him like this . Brief glimpses of borisjohnson on social media made it clear he was struggling to