Coronavirus: Care homes 'not forgotten', insists UK chancellor - BBC News

Denmark's prime minister said political leaders would discuss how to relax measures further on Tuesday evening

Image caption: Denmark's prime minister said political leaders would discuss how to relax measures further on Tuesday evening. But the number in intensive care continues to fall to 3,186.imposed a lockdown more than a month ago and Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen now plans to relax restrictions even more than planned as the rate of infection and hospital admissions is lower than expected.

Authorities in Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and the UK have foiled an attempt to cheat health authorities out of millions of euros by selling them non-existent face masks

night It seemed pretty obvious to stop people flying in from China or at least Wuhan.

It looks we don’t live in the same world with Germans.

Even morning Joe gets the need for reporters to fact check the President. Boris might not be as bad as Trump, but we still need a better press! Please sign the petition if you agree.

Could we not have learnt from other EU countries who were ahead of us?

Hindsight is wonderful but WHO was remiss in not flagging up the dangers earlier. History tells us when a plague ship arrived near a port showing a yellow flag it had to remain offshore, conoravirus should have been treated in a similar fashion. UK is a ISLAND!!!!!

BBCPolitics Its obvious. With the benefit of hindsight. Unfortunately the woke Media think they have a crystal ball.

Full quote would be handy for those seeking accuracy.

good old gov mouthpiece propaganda wing of the tory party ....8 days ch4 news have been waiting for an interview

It’s called a crisis for a reason. Dim witted journalists and BBC wingers haven’t got it yet.

We didn't learn from SARS...we won't learn from this..just wait for the next one to come along. Then start all over again.... It's what we do..

You had a lot more info and data in Jan than you needed to prepare the country. Other countries did, we did a half hearted job of it. Now we pay the price.

Appreciate the candid answer. About time.

I wish all the journalists would ask positive supportive questions, rather than trying to trip up or get a sound bite of an apology

Interesting choice of words 'so much that I wish I had known in January'. Isn't that telling? Not 'so much that wasn't known' or 'so much we did not know'. This is what is known as not telling the truth but not lying at the same time. Words written by lawyers to avoid prison.

night I'm not sure how much more of this Krp I can listen too. CYGNUS was a 2016 prep for a pandemic. Gov failed to implement the plan to save the NHS from collapse - instead they locked up the workers, stopped education, abandoned the vulnerable and destroyed the economy. What a plan!

BBCScotlandNews Well in January we all saw the footage from China. We were all saying that they weren’t building multiple hospitals and locking down millions of people for the low numbers of cases/deaths they were declaring. Look at what people are DOING not what they are SAYING!

StefSimanowitz carolecadwalla Johnrashton47 neil_ferguson Strikes me that same UK government and advisors who chose to ignore benefit of hindsight from other countries on how quickly to enter lockdown, now proclaiming benefits of hindsight to coming out of lockdown! Strange!

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