Turkey has donated essential medical supplies and PPE to the U.S.
McConnell: 'Better idea' that White House focus briefings on health care experts
He added,"And to the extent that the White House decides to recraft those briefings to reflect that goal, probably a better idea."Share this -Britain is on track to become one of Europe's worst-hit countries in the coronavirus pandemic, according to data on Tuesday that showed deaths from COVID-19 had already topped 20,000 by April 17, including a fast-rising toll in care homes.
That takes the United Kingdom's total death toll as of April 17 beyond that reported by France — which also includes deaths in care homes — and Spain, according to Reuters calculations, though lower than Italy's total toll.
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