All Primary Schools in england will reopen at the beginning of next month. Greece announces plans to restart tourism from the middle ofjune, with International Flights operating from onejuly. And captain tom moore the World War Two veteran whos raised more than 30 Million Pounds for the nhs is awarded a knighthood. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. Borisjohnson says that theres growing confidence the uk will have a world class system to test people who have contracted coronavirus and trace those, they may have infected, by the beginning ofjune. The uk Prime Minister said, there would be 25,000 contact tracers, able to track up to ten thousand cases as day. The nhs Contact Tracing app, is likely to be rolled out later. Meanwhile, the aircraft engine maker, rolls royce, is cutting 9,000 jobs worldwide, as a result of the pandemic, most of them in the uk. Union leaders say, its shameless opportunism. In brazil, more than a thousand deaths are reported in a single day, amid warnings the outbreak is weeks away from its peak. And greece announces its opening up its Tourism Industry from the middle ofjune, with International Flights from the first ofjuly. Our first report comes from Sophie Hutchinson on Contact Tracing in the uk. Every day, thousands of new Coronavirus Infections are still being reported in the uk. Tracking the virus down and isolating the infected is widely believed to be the best way to control the pandemic. But today in parliament, the labour leader questioned why there had been such a delay in the setting up a track and trace system. In the united kingdom, despite two million tests having been carried out, there has been no effective tracing in place since march 12 when tracing was abandoned. That is nearly ten weeks in a critical period without effective test tracing. That is a huge hole in our defences. We will have a test, track and trace operation that will be world beating, and yes, it will be in place, it will be in place byjune at first. Will be in place byjune the first. There will be 25,000 trackers, and they will be able to cope with 10,000 new cases per day. We spoke to a newly recruited tracker, a graduate. He asked to remain anonymous. He started work three days ago, but described a chaotic system with barely any training for this onlinejob. I had one day in a classroom. That was 90 people in one group with one teacher. Whenever we asked questions, he would try, but the main answer was wait for the coming days, you will get an e mail or something. Right now, i am just sitting strolling through netflix. People say we cannot complain, we are getting paid, which is very true, but at the same time, why would they set us up doing this if we are just sat around waiting . It is not very productive at all. But even if the government does get the 25,000 new tracking recruits up and running in 11 days, there are still questions about whether this app, intended to trace the contacts of those infected, will be Ready Anytime soon. Daniel daltry is a contact tracer in vermont in the United States usually hes a disease investigative specialist working on stds, but hes now been redeployed to do Contact Tracing for covid 19. Welcome to the programme. Youve had a lot of experience in this whole area of Contact Tracing. Tell me more about how it works. When we get a report from the laboratory, we are contacting other loupe i did the medical provider or the consumer immediately. Timeliness is critical in this infection. There is also critical that you somehow have got to elicit the right information and convince people to actually be honest in their experience whether it is stt or coronavirus here. Stds. Indeed. A short window period we have a introduction can be up to introduce yourself properly to the individual. They need to have a sense of trust and verification that you are who you say you are and a willingness to chat with you a bit further. Ive had conversations go as short as three minutes, some go as short as three minutes, some go as long as an hour. These conversations can happen at all times a day, and as one of my collea g u es times a day, and as one of my colleagues will often say, when we are making these calls we might not be catching people on their best day. But at that point, it is critical we try tojoin day. But at that point, it is critical we try to join with them and partner with them and try to elicit their understanding of the infection but also who is most at risk and how we can be a part of the equation of helping them and ultimately arresting the transmission cycle. There is a lot of talk around tech based solutions as well and people like yourself. Can you be done . Without having that in place given the scale of what are talking about . Yes. Having another tool in the tool box is always grand. You can never replace the human to human interaction, technology will take us far, we a lwa ys technology will take us far, we always need a Human Element involved in the equation. Humans reaching out to other humans, may be Utilising Technology as long as we can ensure privacy as well best service i think to respect of individuals that we are aiming to serve. Interesting image of privacy. That is a real concern everywhere. Weve seen even in the uk today an example of that was some of the traces in a readily and the information being leaked. Bomber. The dash in reading. Thats a bummer. We need to ensure that we train them from the get. Confidentiality is the get. Confidentiality is the get. Confidentiality is the get. Confidentiality is paramount. When we are working on behalf of a client. That is the person that we are going to be working with and we need to protect their information. We are doing a marathon here, not a sprint. We cannot bring that contact when we have that opportunity. Briefly, in the us, how patchy is the Contact Tracing there . It is rather buried. From all the different project areas. Buried. We have to leave it there. Thank you for joining we have to leave it there. Thank you forjoining us on the programme. Rolls royce says it is cutting nine thousand jobs the bulk of them in the uk in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Rolls royce whose main site is in derby where it makes plane engines warned that it will take several years for the Airline Industry to recover. Unions have accused the company of throwing workers under the bus. Sarah corker reports from derby. Derby is a city shaped by manufacturing. Rolls royce is one of its largest employers. But tonight, thousands ofjobs at this huge site, the companys aviation headquarters, are now at risk. And that will send a Ripple Effect through this community. It is huge. And to lay off a lot of those people will be devastating for the area. Rolls royce is the backbone of derby, really, as far as wages and cost of living goes. It employs people from generations. It is a big hit for every family in a derby. Unfortunately, a lot of people have lost theirjobs and businesses, a sign of the times. Demand for new aircraft and engines that rolls royce makes has slumped, so it is cutting a fifth of its global workforce. The covid i9 pandemic has grounded planes across the globe, and it could take several years for passenger numbers to recover. It is a very difficult day for our employees all around the world, but we need to get on and do this now, because it is about creating a Sustainable Business for the future so that ultimately, we can protect the jobs that we will have left as a result of this. The rolls royce workshops of derby have been producing engines for almost 20 years. Rolls royce has a 116 year history in derby, and is one of the uks world leading manufacturers, it has created highly skilled, sought after jobs. The car parks here are virtually empty, because rolls royce has furloughed thousands of staff. Managers, though, know that that scheme cannot and will not last, and have described this as a deep crisis. And while the bulk ofjob losses are expected to be here in derby, the company has sites at 30 other locations across the uk. The scale of these job cuts has raised fears of factory closures, as the Company Plans to save £1. 3 billion. We are not oblivious to what is going on out there. We absolutely see the difficulties and challenges that employers and businesses face. But that should not mean that the workers pay the price for that. Everyjob lost at rolls royce is fourjobs lost in the supply chain industry, so it is massive. This is another sign of that big business has accepted there will be no immediate bounce back, and the economic recovery will be slow and painful. Now how is the Summer Holiday season currently looking across europe . Greece has said, it plans to start its tourist season onjune the 15th, with International Flights operating from the 1st ofjuly. The uk foreign office, still advises against all but essential overseas travel but all the major european destinations are now gradually relaxing their lockdowns. France currently allows only essential travel from abroad. It hasnt said when its foreign tourist ban will be lifted. But many beaches are now open although sunbathing is still banned. Spain has started loosening its restrictions on a region by region basis. And in italy beaches, parks, restau ra nts a nd bars will gradually open from june along with all airports. Joining me now from athens is aris soulounias, the Vice President of the hellenic hoteliers federation. Welcome to the programme. Are you convinced it is safe and not too soon to restart things there in greece . Good evening from grace, from athens. Fortunately, our government has made a greatjob. Good evening from greece. They have prepared a plan for a secure restart of the tourist for 2020. Today, our Prime Minister actually has announced that all of the new measures for the restart of the greek tourism. It will give us confidence that tourist will start step by step will start. At the same hand, we have to offer safety and relaxation. Let me ask you a few questions about that. You are sure it is going to be safe and not too soon . Will you be testing people for example or any sort of quarantine as they come in . For the countries who have perform well with the covid 19, there will not be any testing on arriving into greece. Be some random test, but it will not be necessary for all of the passengers coming to greece to have this test. For some of the countries, which will be announced at a later stage, they might have to have a test, but these countries will be announcing the next 20 or 30 days. Briefly on that point, to clarify, you a list of countries where you still will perhaps have a certain amount of test and control and that will depend on their rates of coronavirus in their home countries . Absolutely. That is right. But we hope by the 1st ofjuly most of the countries will have much better results with the decrease of the coronavirus, so all of the European Union countries including the uk and some of the other countries will be free from protocols in this it is of the citizens of this country to travel. So we wait for the list to be announced. You mentioned the Prime Minister, the various measures put in place and he had not some cuts and the a t from coffee to airflight. Bate. In the attempt, because it is so vital for greece to get it going, last year, i think you had 30 million visitors. Realistically, what do you think that number might be in the year ahead . We cannot forecast right now the numbers because we have to wait for the Airline Companies and the operators to announce the programmes because today, nobody knew exactly the date of the greek tourism. As it has been announced today, the International Effort will open to all International Flights on the 15th ofjune. And all of the other effo rts 15th ofjune. And all of the other efforts of greece will be open on the 1st ofjuly. Airports of greece. If you get any sort of spike and upsurge numbers, do you anticipate further restriction because i suppose for your industry, you cannot afford another lockdown, can you . No. We cannot afford another lockdown. That is why the greek government in collaboration with the medical team in the medical advisers of the government have taken all of the protocols and measures and precautions in order to have any situation which might arise, which we hope will not be the case at scilly. Thank you for taking time to speak to us. It is a pleasure. We hope to welcome you to greece very soon. Good luck. The government says, it will listen to the concerns from parents and teachers about plans to re open some Primary Schools in england at the beginning ofjune. The bbc has learnt that more than 35 councils have warned, that not all their schools will be ready in time with some expressing opposition to opening amid safety concerns. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, reports from bury in greater manchester, one of the towns which has said, it wont be re opening schools next month. Bury streets, empty of children on a sunny day. At home, waiting to go back to school. Here, the council says its too soon. Parents and teachers, still too fearful. We have the second highest rate of covid 19 in greater manchester. This is playing quite heavily on our parents and carers minds. Also, more regionally, the north west is the second hardest hit region in the country in terms of infection rates. Are you playing politics with this . Absolutely not. And im so sorry that some people have labelled this against bury council. Taking precautions already. This is what a five year old would see on arrival. No shared toys, no soft play areas. Wow, this is your library . Yes, this is our library. The head teacher, showing me what they have to do. Normally, you would see groups of children, three or four groups of children working here. Were a small school. All of the books taped off . All the books taped off, because we cant have them touching them. She tells me they wanted to get year six back soon. But Primary Schools in bury arent ready yet for the youngest. It was when reception and year0ne yeargroups were added on to the year six, that is when the shift in feeling came. Because there was a great deal and i use the word fear advisedly there was a great deal of fear for the children and the parents, and the staff in the schools. It will be one child at a time to the toilet. Every risk has to be considered. So, who decides . Well, its the head teacher and the school governors. But it would be a very brave Primary School that decided to go against the advice of its local council. And even in areas where councils are saying its up to schools, its very clear that any reopening of schools is going to be very patchy. If, for some reason, the school did want to continue to open when the local authority was advising not to, it would need to be very clear about its reasons for that decision. Why had they come to a different decision from the local authority . The longer these classrooms stay empty, the harder it is for parents to get back to work. Its about what risks, and when to take them. Branwenjeffreys, bbc news, bury. Brazil has seen a sharp escalation of the pandemic with officials reporting more than a thousand coronavirus deaths on tuesday thats the first time its passed that threshold. Nearly 18 thousand people have died so far. President bolsanaro also said new guidelines on the use of an anti malaria drug pushed by donald trump as a treatment for covid 19. David campa nale reports. Graves freshly dug in brazils largest city, sao paulo. But they have been made ready for a reason. In the past 2a hours, two grim milestones have been passed not only the most number of deaths, but also the highest number of confirmed new infections. With over a quarter of a Million People with the coronavirus, only the United States and russia have recorded higher numbers of cases. Its a disease clearly not under control. The trajectory of recorded deaths is heading sharply upwards, and experts say insufficient testing might mean the real infection rate could be 15 times higher. Translation were losing the battle against the virus, thats the reality. The virus at this moment is winning the war. These days coming up, the holidays, i dont see them as holidays, but i see them as battle days, the most important days in the fight against the virus. The countrys right wing president , jair bolsonaro, has dismissed the risks and compared covid 19 to a little flu. Despite the deaths, he still has support for his strategy of opposing lockdowns, including among those outside his president ial palace chanting chloroquine, the name of an antimalarial medication that the brazilian leader claims can be used against coronavirus. It now looks like the president will finally have his way on the drug, helped by his new interim Health Minister and army general, happy to take orders from his boss. President bolsonaro says a new protocol will be signed which widens the use of the drug beyond just critical patients. This despite there being no evidence yet that it helps treat or prevent covid 19. New federal guidelines recommend that doctors prescribe antimalarial drugs from the onset of symptoms. He isnt the only leader in the americas praising its theoretical use, but the trend of deaths and infections are facts that cant be argued with. Donald trump says he is now looking at closing us borders to travellers from brazil. David campanale, bbc news. A physician at a hospital in sao paulo who told me how bad well earlier, i spoke to leticia kawano dorado a physician at a hospital in sao paulo who told me how bad the situation was there. I have been seeing more severe cases and transf