Name: 英国のコロナウイルスによる死亡者数は100人に達し、学校は金曜日から閉鎖される (Deaths from coronavirus in the UK reach 100 as schools shut from Friday)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:24:07.000Z
Duration: 36 min 56 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

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a few schools had already locked their gates like this.

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Primary school in heart Future closed today for a deep clean because of two cases of Corona virus.

Many others were seeing falling attendance of staff and pupils.

Now the whole school system is being shut down.

The prime minister is now daily crisis press conference that the course of the virus meant this had to happen now, looking at the curve of the disease, looking at where we are now, we think now that we must apply downward pressure further downward pressure on that upward curve by closing the school so I can announce today.

And Gavin Williamson is making a statement now in that in the House of Commons that after school's shut their gates from Friday afternoon, they will remain closed for most pupils for the vast majority of pupils until further nature's.

The reason for this is because of the effect it could have just to knock down further the transmission, the put some delay into the system, put some breaks into the system off the transmission of this disease to bring it down to protect those people who might get the much more serious version and end up in intensive care on a ventilator.

Some schools will be kept open to look after the Children.

Those providing vital service is during the crisis, like n hs and care workers, police officers, supermarket delivery drivers and others.

We therefore need schools to make provisions for the Children of these key workers who would otherwise be forced to stay home.

And they also need to look after the most vulnerable Children.

He promised digital food tokens for those on free school meals.

Schools could remain closed for months, way beyond the exams that start this May.

But when it comes to kids in their and their exam qualifications, we will make sure that they are not impeded.

Their progress is not impeded as a result of the decisions were having to take now about their schools.

We will make sure that in time they get the qualifications they need.

I don't want to go indeed about when and how those qualifications will be administered, but it will be done fairly, Andi, in order to protect their interests.

Exactly what happens is work in progress is the government has no idea when schools could reopen just another reason.

It's been so tint to press the button across the world.

More than 850 million Children had already been sent home from school is part of the international response to covert 19 in Europe.

Britain was almost the last country not to have taken that measure until this afternoon.

It's important to stress, and this is really critical.

It's not because schools are dangerous places for Children.

Children have a very mild or asymptomatic version of this disease in many cases, so they are the least at risk.

It's also not the dangerous place for teachers.

The reason for this is because of the effect it could have just to knock down further the transmission.

The put some delay into the system, put some breaks into the system off the transmission of this disease to bring it down to protect those people who might get the much more serious version and end up in intensive care on a ventilator.

The clampdown could tighten again soon in London, where the disease is spreading much faster.

The capital could come under special controls within days.

Scotland's first minister hinted it how different rules could come in for different parts of the country.

We knew London is ahead of the rest of us, so we may see at more stringent measures than even those that we have a known so far being taken.

But they will not necessarily be taken in all parts of the country.

At the same time, the prime minister was asked if he could deploy legal powers to stop people in London moving around freely.

We do not rule out because it would be quite wrong to do so.

We do not roulade taking further on dhe faster measures in due course.

Prime Minister's questions instead of the usual packed chamber this'll weekend.

These were told to stay away unless they were going to get a question.

Jeremy Corbyn said The government help for people with mortgages announced yesterday should be followed by help for those in the rented sector.

Will the prime minister now confirm that the government's emergency legislation will protect private renters from eviction?

He's making serious, very powerful points on dhe.

I can indeed confirmed that we will do way will be bringing forward devastation to protect private renters from from eviction, that is, that is one thing we do.

But it's also important as we legislate that we do not simply pass on the problem.

The government promised an emergency law banning new evictions from social housing or private sector rentals for the duration of the crisis.

P's asked the chancellor if the measures he was promising toe save jobs might include sending money to companies who currently paid national insurance employer's contributions, reversing the tax in a give away.

Some of the tax levers that you mentioned where the benefit of them is obviously scale on.

It's a literal worst on at speed, but it is slightly more difficult to be targeted.

But we are looking at every conceivable tool at our disposal.

Back in the Commons chamber, one Tory MP asked how the N hs would choose who should get treatment.

It only had one a cute bed, but many more in need of it.

Given what's unfolding in northern Italy on the very real prospect off our brilliant N.

H s staff being overwhelmed in a matter off weeks.

What age and co morbidity criteria being drafted that will govern access to intensive care and to ventilators.

Well, Mr Speaker, he raises a very important point, But this is one that is not unknown to the medical profession on.

We will be relying on the clinical decisions off of those medical professionals.

The N HS fears could be about to be played out across the country if behavior doesn't change drastically on dhe fast.

Joining me now is Kevin Courtney, who leads the U.

K's biggest union of teachers and education workers, the any U from Westminster.

I'm joined by the shadow Education Minister Angela Rainer on via the Internet from his Lester share constituency, the conservative MP on Drew, Britain.

We did try to speak to a government minister, but no one was free to talkto us.

Are you pleased that the government has taken this action that you have long been calling for?

So we're not pleased about the country being in this situation in general, but we have been pressing the government to give us the data, the modeling, because it it seemed odd that our country wasn't closing schools when others have.

We think It's the right decision based on the spread of the disease to try and slow that down.

It is a real strain on parents who are trying to work from home.

Obviously, Onda, we don't know how long it's gonna go on for How long should this law?

Well, that's not a question for a teacher.

Union Leader on education Union leader It's a question for the Met for the medal.

For the medical scientists, that's the only way we're gonna know.

It depends on how the how the disease spreads.

We're hoping that these government measures will slow the spread.

But I have to say that I think it's much better that we now have a planned closure than the chaotic closure that was developing this week.

We had so many teachers who were having toe self isolate because of government regulations on then teachers who were told that if they had asthma or C o, P.

Or Parkinson's disease or HIV, that they had to stay home for 12 weeks, it was just becoming chaotic.

What was gonna happen to the exams now canceled.

But how on earth grade's gonna be awarded fairly to this whole generation of Children?

But again, it is the right decision, because the peak exam season would be the same as everybody's guess about the peak virus season, you know, so that lots of Children would have been in situations where they couldn't go to school where they'd miss revision time because they were ill or isolated or missing the exams themselves, their staff missing the exams.

So it's the right decision by the government that we have been calling for you on that.

So we think talking with we talked with the minister today.

That proposal they're working up is that we use teacher assessment.

No, uh, as off now, how teachers ranked their peoples as off.

There's more detail to talk through on that, but I think that will have to be on that basis.

Now there is part of the exam system that has just no negative implications whatsoever.

The fact that the sats exams have gone from primary schools.

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英国のコロナウイルスによる死亡者数は100人に達し、学校は金曜日から閉鎖される (Deaths from coronavirus in the UK reach 100 as schools shut from Friday)

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