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After recovering from coronavirus. He says there are real signs that the country is passing through the peak of the pandemic. He warned that lifting the restrictions too soon could lead to a new wave of deaths. Donald trump has held a coronavirus News Conference after having earlier cancelled it. He said his strategy to combat the virus with more tests was working and that all parts of the country were getting better. More than 50,000 americans have died during the outbreak. Nearly 56,000 americans have died during the outbreak. And seven weeks since italy announced a lockdown, the country will lift some restritions from next monday. Parks, manufacturing, and construction businesses will be the first to reopen. People will also be allowed to exercise outdoors. Those are the headlines. Now on bbc news, its hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. Italy is the european country hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic. It to ....
Is rejecting calls to relax its lockdown, saying the outbreak remains at a delicate and dangerous stage. The total number of uk dead now stands at 20,732, not including deaths in care homes or the community in england and northern ireland. It comes as Prime MinisterBoris Johnson returns to downing street after two weeks of convalescence. 0ur Political Correspondent iain watson is at westminster. Hes going to be chairing some of the meetings, which he couldnt do during this convalescence, his time in hospital, crucial meetings that discuss where britain may be going next in terms of the lockdown and how it may in future ease restrictions. So straightaway, around 9 00 tomorrow morning he is going to meeting senior cabinet ministers and the chief medical officer, the chief scientific advisor. This is whats sometime ....
March 2020: Sky s award-winning report from Bergamo As a team, covered head to toe in PPE, we had absolutely no idea what to expect. Back then, nobody knew anything really and nobody had seen emergency rooms and intensive care units with patients lined up connected to ventilators, slowly dying in front of our eyes. Back then if you were unfortunate enough to be admitted to the ICU, you had, at best, a 50/50 chance of survival. I remember working that out in our car, having read the daily and weekly mortality figures published by the Italian health ministry. That was then. The world has now been completely enveloped by the virus, and the world is fighting back. ....