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the UK-Tests in the spotlight

the criticism of the Assembly in the UK was a lack of Tests for frontline NHS staff. Up to a quarter of doctors and a fifth of the nurses are out of work, because they isolate themselves-either because they show symptoms of, or a member of your household. Many people could work again, if tested and deleted with The Virus . The British Medical Association, said the government had to promise a mass roll-out for More Than Two Weeks , but to still deliver. to increase

to test. Health Secretary to Matt Hancock - who has coronavirus itself - with every free laboratory. Why can't the UK test as much as other countries, such as Germany?

The British Death Toll rose to 381 on Tuesday to 1,789, including Ismail Mohamed, the family Abdulwahab said that he had no underlying health conditions, and they were "devastated".

elsewhere, research shows, almost a fifth of all small and medium-sized enterprises in the UK in The Next four weeks, despite the unprecedented support by the government ().

We have heard the personal stories of those affected by this crisis. Here , the low-income earners at The Front of the NHS, supermarkets and other places of work. Meanwhile, The Experience of living with cancer-and coronavirus.

'matter of life and death"

according to The Secretary -General of the United Nations . António Guterres warned, it could bring a recession ", which probably no parallel in the recent past".

U.S. President Donald Trump certainly has its language is suspended in accordance with this ruthless evaluation. in his most recent Press Conference , it's none of the sugar-coating of the past days - just the cold, hard reality of the facts on the ground. Mr Trump said the Americans must follow restrictions, social distancing, calling it "a matter of life and death", but also with strict measures, the project White house, will die between 100,000 and 240,000 citizens.

elsewhere in The World , Spain, France and Italy each saw More Than 800 people dead on Tuesday. Covid save 19 patients. And in the Middle East , for the unstable region.

countries, the establishment of hospitals, on ships, in stadiums and parks, and the introduction of all possible measures to prevent the spread of the Corona Virus.

follow the latest developments around The World .

science and technology

The disease is driving innovation and research in a pace. Scientists in London believe, a loss of smell or taste may be A Sign that you have it. it is Here to search. Laboratories around The World to work for the production of a vaccine for coronavirus. In other developments, 3-D printer, a button is pressed in service and, ultimately, allow you to be facilitates, block have.

How The Crisis affects Young People , mental health

By Vibeke Venema, Bbc stories

Naomi, a final-year psychology student from Cardiff says her anxiety has increased due to the coronavirus. Their finals were cancelled, and although the lectures and the exams have moved online, The Loss of routine and uncertainty is one of the affected. The things you used to manage your anxiety, such as going out of The House , study in The Library , are no longer an option, so she has strategies, the development of new coping. You will find that a diary helps, using prompts such as: What makes me feel this way? What am I grateful For Today ?

A thing

miss today, you will Hear a

is The First in a series of special episodes of Bbc Radio 5 Live ' s, Tally, Zanna, and Vic talking to keep fit At Home . And The Team discusses the powers of the police and how to respond to the Asian communities in the UK to The Crisis .

What The Papers Say

"Fix fiasco now" is to take the test by the Daily Mail ' s on the subject. The Paper says the "shambles" is the government's greatest misstep in his handling of The Crisis . The Financial Times says requires Michael Gove to blame the difficulty of securing the chemicals to ensure that the tests are reliable. According to The Times , Boris Johnson , has personally taken efforts to source the reagents. Elsewhere, in the UK care homes are in danger of being "overwhelmed" by coronavirus, with workers warning they are says at "Breaking Point ", The Guardian . The Front Page of The Sun issues a battle cry, painted to help soldiers, the establishment of a makeshift hospital with 4,000 beds. The Paper explains that this is a "war that we will win". The Daily Express , who is trying to be optimistic, citing a "top physician" to "green shoots" in The British situation.

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