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Coronavirus: Downing Street press conference 12th June; ENGLAND: London: Westminster: Downing Street:INTPress conference part 8 of 11Grant Shapps MP (Transport Secretary), Professor Stephen Powis (National Medical Director, NHS England) and Peter Hendy (Chairman, Network Rail) question and answer session SOT.QUESTION ON AIR BRIDGESSOT SHAPPS: - On the quarantine, I think most Brits support it. - We've always said it would come in as a 'blanket thing' and then we would assess it. - We are actively working on air bridges. First review comes on 29 June. - We're talking to airlines, airports and countries. - Most important thing is to ensure we don't lead ourselves into a second wave. - We will only open up air bridges where it is safe to do so. QUESTION ON LIKELIHOOD OF SECOND WAVESOT POWIS: - Hopefully we do not have that second wave. - We've learnt lessons from lockdown in case we have a second wave. - Staff worked flexible in ways they hadn't before. - Nightingale hospitals have been built to ensure we have capacity to deal with it. - We are thinking about how we can get back to business, back to NHS business, but at the same time, making sure a second wave doesn't happen.
Coronavirus: Downing Street press conference 12th June; ENGLAND: London: Westminster: Downing Street:INTPress conference part 8 of 11Grant Shapps MP (Transport Secretary), Professor Stephen Powis (National Medical Director, NHS England) and Peter Hendy (Chairman, Network Rail) question and answer session SOT.QUESTION ON AIR BRIDGESSOT SHAPPS: - On the quarantine, I think most Brits support it. - We've always said it would come in as a 'blanket thing' and then we would assess it. - We are actively working on air bridges. First review comes on 29 June. - We're talking to airlines, airports and countries. - Most important thing is to ensure we don't lead ourselves into a second wave. - We will only open up air bridges where it is safe to do so. QUESTION ON LIKELIHOOD OF SECOND WAVESOT POWIS: - Hopefully we do not have that second wave. - We've learnt lessons from lockdown in case we have a second wave. - Staff worked flexible in ways they hadn't before. - Nightingale hospitals have been built to ensure we have capacity to deal with it. - We are thinking about how we can get back to business, back to NHS business, but at the same time, making sure a second wave doesn't happen.
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