I want to bring you up to speed with something that's happening today, which is that I've developed mild symptoms off the Corona virus.

That's to say, a temperature on dhe, a persistent cough on on the advice of the chief medical officer.

I've taken a test that has come out positive, so I am working from home.

I'm self isolating on dhe.

That's entirely the right thing to do.

But be in no doubt that I can continue our thanks to the wizardry of modern technology to communicate with all my top team to lead the national fight back against Corona virus.

And I want to thank everybody who's involved.

I want to think that, of course, above all, are amazing.

N HS staff.

It was very moving last night to join in that national clap for the N HS, but it's not just the N hs.

It's our police, our social care workers, teachers, everybody who works in school's A D W P staff.

Amazing national effort by the public service is but also by every member of the British public who's volunteering Incredible response.

600,000 people have volunteered to take part in a great national effort to protect people from the consequences of Corona virus.

I wanna thank you.

I don't think everybody who's working to keep our country going through this epidemic and we will get through it and the way we're gonna get through it is, of course, by applying the measures that you have heard so much about Andi, the more effectively we all comply with those measures, the faster our country will come through this epidemic and the faster will will bounce back.

So thank you to everybody who's doing what I'm doing.

Working from home to stop the spread of the virus from household to household.

That's the way we're going to win.

We're gonna beat it.

I'm gonna beat it together, stay at home, protect the N HS and save lives.