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Boris Johnson led Britain’s sixth weekly applause to thank the thousands of NHS employees and healthcare workers who risked their lives to fight the coronavirus after he overcame the fatal error.
Clap for Carers is now in its sixth week, with millions of Britons across the country stepping on its front doors, balconies and gardens to applaud front-line workers at 8pm every Thursday.
The Prime Minister applauded on the Downing Street steps just hours after claiming that the UK is “ beyond the peak ” of the virus and on a “ downward slope ” in the number of deaths at his first press conference. daily at No10.
Her partner, Carrie Symonds, tweeted that she had “another wonderful reason” to applaud the Health Service this week also after giving birth to her baby yesterday.
There was three cheers for Captain Tom Moore outside his Bedfordshire home to celebrate his 100th birthday today, and the Prime Minister gave him personal thanks and his neighbors came out to sing for him.
Tonight, people were stunned as rainbows formed over their towns and cities just as they were preparing to applaud, the same symbol that children have been putting on their windows in gratitude to the NHS.
Boris Johnson (pictured off Downing Street this afternoon at 8pm) led Britain’s sixth weekly applause to thank the thousands of NHS employees and healthcare workers who risked their lives to fight the coronavirus after he got over the deadly one. insect.
The family of retired British Army captain Tom Moore, daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore, and grandchildren Benji and Georgia leave their Bedfordshire home as people applaud, applaud and wish him a 100th happy birthday at 8 p.m.
Medical staff outside William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, Kent join the applause to greet local front-line heroes.
NHS workers and people applaud outside Chelsea and Westminster Hospital during the Clap for our Carers campaign tonight
NHS workers applaud outside Chelsea and Westminster Hospital during the Clap for our Carers campaign in support of their colleagues
Tonight, people were stunned as rainbows formed over their towns and cities just as they prepared to applaud, the same symbol that children have been putting on their windows in gratitude to the NHS
The appearance of the Prime Minister occurred as:
- Britain today announced 674 more coronavirus deaths in hospitals, nursing homes and elsewhere, bringing the UK’s official death toll to 26,711;
- A report warned that London’s transport network could be paralyzed when the UK eases the blockade measures after TfL laid off 7,000 employees;
- Ministers have admitted that the government “probably” will not meet Matt Hancock’s goal of conducting 100,000 tests a day, although the numbers have risen to 81,000;
- A survey found that two-thirds of the public believe the government acted too late in imposing the blockade;
- New questions have been raised about the SAGE group amid claims that it has been influenced by politicians and senior officials;
- NHS fundraising hero Tom Moore was promoted to colonel and honored with an RAF air flight to commemorate his centennial;
- Top surgeons have warned that thousands of people will die from Covid-19 if Britain’s strict closure is lifted at this stage, saying the NHS should not be used as a “punching bag” to avoid economic damage;
- Germany has said its coronavirus reproduction rate is 0.76, well below one’s growth level, despite fears of loosening restrictions. But scientists have warned that the UK has less room to maneuver in closure because it has far fewer intensive care beds.
Johnson’s fiancée and her new mother, Carrie Symonds, said she would rejoin the applause for caregivers a day after giving birth to a baby.
He tweeted, ‘Applauding again for our tremendous caregivers tonight and wishing the hero @captaintommoore a very happy birthday. I also have another wonderful reason to thank the NHS this week as well. Many thanks!’
The Prime Minister said while applauding the health workers who saved his life: ‘Thanks to the NHS. Thank you all, thank you to all the caretakers and Captain Tom!
He later tweeted, “ Tonight I proudly applauded outside 10 Downing Street for our fantastic NHS and caregivers. Thank you all for all that you are doing.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak was seen two meters away from the Prime Minister on Downing Street, while Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer applauded with his wife outside their London home.
Residents of Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire, where 100-year-old Captain Tom Moore lives, were on the streets to sing a happy birthday to him at the 8pm applause for the caretakers meeting.
Nursing staff applaud as colleagues watch from a window at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow as they join in the applause to greet local heroes during Thursday’s national applause.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak was seen at a safe distance of two meters from the Prime Minister in Downing Street tonight
Union leader Sir Keir Starmer was photographed applauding outside his north London home with his wife at 8 p.m.
Doctors applaud colleagues outside William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, Kent for sixth weekly applause for caregivers
NHS workers applaud outside Aintree University Hospital and thank Liverpool for staying home, staying safe and for their support
Hospital staff outside King’s College Hospital in Camberwell, South London, join in the applause to greet local heroes.
A tearful NHS worker at Liverpool University Hospital is outside to applaud her colleagues working on the front line.
Nurses at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead come out to applaud during the applause for our caregivers on Thursday
Staff and first responders outside of Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry, Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, participate in the weekly applause for healthcare workers.
NHS workers applauding outside Aintree University Hospital hold a banner of 3-year-old Louie saying happy birthday to Colonel Tom and thanking his mother
Police officers gathered outside Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London join in applause to greet local heroes
Doctors, nurses, and staff from the NHS hospital at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital stop outside the main entrance at 8pm to greet local front-line heroes.
Workers at the Nightingale Field Hospital at the ExCeL Center in East London are two meters away greeting their colleagues
Members of the Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service in Hartley Wintney, near Basingstoke, are seen applauding as they socially walk away tonight
He said there was “a lot to applaud” at the weekly caregiver applause event on Thursday night.
Tweeting a photo of himself applauding, he wrote: ‘We are past the top, it is Captain Tom’s birthday and we have the best caretakers anywhere in the world. There is so much to applaud tonight.
Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon tweeted a video of her applause and added: “ Thank you so much to everyone who works hard every day to take care of us and keep our essential services up and running #ClapForOurCarers #ClapForTheNHS. ”
People across the country also found unique ways to pay tribute to Captain To Moore, now Honorary Colonel, including Piper to Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Louise Marshall, on his birthday.
Often known as the Scottish National Bagpipes, Ms. Marshall has been playing her bagpipes during every caregiver applause thus far.
But she wanted to join the rest of the country to add a special tribute to Captain Tom, saying: ‘It was really special, absolutely. This is my sixth week or so because I also played the week before closing. I get a lot of amazing comments.
‘Especially since it was’ Colonel ‘Toms’ birthday, I thought I’d play happy birthday for him. Everyone sang and the rain stopped just in time too. It was absolutely perfect.
A family is proud on their radiant central London street as they applaud the NHS and key front-line workers across the country
A man in a face mask applauds for the NHS under a floral rainbow at University College Hospital, London
The rainbow blessed Tina, Brogan and Lauren in Bourne, Lincolnshire, during the applause for the caregivers. They clapped their pans and spoons under an umbrella
A Penarth, Wales resident came out to applaud with a rainbow-embellished appreciation shirt, the new symbol of gratitude for the NHS
Meanwhile, Manchester Airport staff went a step further at Clap for Carers this week and showed their appreciation with a fabulous runway display.
They used planes, fire trucks, and other vehicles to spell ‘NHS Thank You,’ and a water cannon salute formed behind the vehicles.
Manchester Airport currently remains open for a small number of essential flights. There are still some airport-based staff members, such as airline workers, delivery agents, and the fire service, all classified as key workers.
Bus drivers and firefighters in Northern Ireland were also among those who appreciated the NHS on Thursday.
The fire service organized banners at some Co Antrim stations with the now-known rainbow.
Public transport provider Translink also placed buses in a heart-shaped Londonderry depot, while Derry city ground staff and emergency response members stopped to applaud health workers.
People took to Twitter an hour before the applause after seeing rainbows in various parts of the country.
The rainbow has been adopted as a symbol for weekly applause and a Twitter user @ Pazza_81 commented “that’s a moment” after the colorful screens lit up the sky.
A group of housemates in Brighton stood on their balcony with a sign saying ‘PPE now’ in reference to the shortage of personal protective equipment across the Health Service
A family in Leeds erected a massive rainbow balloon arch outside their home as they prepared for the weekly applause on Thursday night.
Local resident Megan Gates plays ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ on her saxophone in Northampton to pay tribute to NHS workers
Howard Morritt is in a band and plays every Thursday. Last week he sang somewhere about the rainbow and this week Stand By Me. As he prepared two minutes before tonight’s applause, a rainbow appeared in the sky
The music teacher Kathy played played the violin Somewhere Over The Rainbow every Thursday at 8pm from the Aldridge, West Midlands Bull Run
Captain Tom Moore’s great-nephew gave a cake to staff at a Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust hospital. Another of Captain Tom’s great nephews was one of the staff who received the cake.
The crew of the Plaistow Fire Station in East London are standing outside their building while applauding. The blue light on their fire truck can be seen flashing behind them
NHS workers outside A&E at Aintree University Hospital line up despite the rain to applaud their colleagues at 8 p.m.
Manchester airport staff showed their appreciation for key workers by using planes, fire trucks and other vehicles to spell out ‘NHS thank you’ on the runway
St Bede’s College in Manchester lit blue to mark weekly applause for caregivers paying tribute to the NHS
Landmarks in Sunderland were illuminated in rainbow colors to reflect the NHS rainbow at 8 p.m. from this night
Belfast City Council lit up in blue, the NHS color, to pay tribute to all front-line workers who risk their lives in the fight against the coronavirus.
The multi-colored arches were visible in London, Manchester and Liverpool, among others, and some lucky people saw double rainbows.
When the clock struck 8 p.m., the British beat pots and pans, sang, sang and dressed to thank those who care for patients in hospitals, nursing homes and the community.
Meanwhile, emergency services vehicles blew their sirens and turned on their blue lights as they paid tribute to their colleagues.
The buildings were lit with messages of solidarity and gratitude, with several skyscrapers and other famous London landmarks specially lit for the occasion.
The nationwide campaign was started by a Dutch woman from London named AnneMarie Plas, who went viral with her request to applaud health workers after seeing her in her home country and others in Europe.
A double rainbow appeared over Danbury, Essex, this afternoon, just in time for the 8pm applause for key workers.
Jessica Gent posted this rainbow photo from London in the run up to the sixth weekly Clap For Carers
This photo was taken in Billericay, Essex, in the lead up to tonight’s Clap For Carers.
Another image of a rainbow, the symbol that children have painted on their windows to thank the NHS, was posted online.
Rainbows were seen across the country, with a Twitter user named Pamela commenting, ‘That’s a little time.’
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Katie Price reunites with children Princess and Junior as she leads the stars by applauding caregivers in a weekly salute to the NHS, police, and key workers helping to combat COVID-19.
By Eve Buckland for MailOnline
Katie Price met with children Princess and Junior on Thursday for the first time since the blockade began when they joined a national applause in honor of the NHS, police and key workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
The 41-year-old former glamor model seemed delighted when she applauded with 12-year-old Princess and 14-year-old Junior, who she shares with her ex-husband Peter Andre and 17-year-old son Harvey, leading the famous faces that They support those on the front line of COVID-19.
Princess and Junior have been isolating themselves with Peter, 47, his wife Emily, 30, and their two children, and under the current direction of the government, children under 18 can move between their parents’ homes.
The family enthusiastically applauded when Katie said, “Keep up the good work!”
Good cause: Katie Price met children Princess and Junior on Thursday for the first time since the shutdown began, as they joined national applause honoring the NHS, police, and key workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Alabado sea: Amanda Holden se unió a su esposo Chris Hughes y sus hijas Lexy, de 14 años, y Holly, de ocho
El Dr. Alex George de Love Island, que es un médico de A&E que trabaja en la primera línea, dedicó sus aplausos al Capitán Tom Moore, quien recaudó 30 millones de libras esterlinas para el NHS al caminar vueltas de su jardín.
La estrella, de 30 años, dijo: ‘Este es para usted, Capitán Tom, o Coronel Tom como es ahora. Esto es para ti ‘, ya que usó una cuchara de madera para golpear una cacerola’.
Durante las últimas seis semanas, los trabajadores del NHS han recibido los aplausos y aplausos de la nación.
Después de la primera semana, el evento, organizado por la campaña Clap For Our Carers, se amplió para incluir a todos los trabajadores clave, como el personal del supermercado, los servicios de emergencia y los maestros que continúan trabajando.
El jueves, Gran Bretaña anunció 674 muertes más por coronavirus en hospitales, residencias y otros lugares, lo que elevó la cifra oficial de muertes del Reino Unido a 26,711.
El primer ministro Boris Johnson, quien regresó a trabajar después de luchar contra el coronavirus, dijo que Gran Bretaña había superado el pico de la pandemia, pero advirtió sobre la importancia de mantener el bloqueo.
Los mejores cirujanos han advertido que miles de personas morirán a causa de Covid-19 si el estricto cierre de Gran Bretaña se levanta en esta etapa, diciendo que el NHS no debe usarse como un “saco de arena” para evitar daños económicos.
Hermanos: Princess y Junior parecían felices de estar de regreso con su hermano en casa.
Temprano en el día, Katie posó con sus hijos mientras modelaban la camiseta de diseño personalizado de Harvey.
Mamá de cinco años, Katie había dicho anteriormente que se estaba aislando a sí misma con Harvey debido a que la adolescente discapacitada se encontraba en la categoría de alto riesgo de las personas más vulnerables a COVID-19.
Katie exudaba glamour mientras posaba con una camiseta negra, que presentaba las ilustraciones de Harvey de un arco iris y una rana, con el lema ‘Love From Harvey xxx’.
Princess, Junior y Harvet posaron en versiones blancas de la camisa, con Princess combinando su camisa con pantalones cortos monocromos y los chicos con pantalones negros.
Los niños parecían encantados de reunirse con su madre y su hermano mayor mientras unían sus brazos con Katie y Harvey y celebraban su éxito.
Las camisetas recaudarán dinero para el NHS en medio de la crisis del coronavirus, con el 100 por ciento de las ganancias donadas.
Recientemente, Katie elogió a sus ex maridos Kieran Hayler y Peter por cuidar a sus hijos en medio del bloqueo del coronavirus.
La ex modelo de glamour, que también tiene a Jett, de seis años, y Bunny, de cinco, con el ex stripper Kieran, de 33 años, elogió a los ‘grandes padres’ de los padres cuando reveló que se había estado comunicando con sus hijos a través de FaceTime.
