We all know the government mantra by now. It's been just over a month since Boris Johnson

first told us to stay at home, protect our NHS and save lives.

But as the Prime Minister returns to work, calling for patients with the lockdown,

how has the government fared so far?

One of the White horse sources I spoke to, the quote that I was given was that

countries to which we give foreign aid are now looking at the PPE we're using in

horror. You're using in horror.

You're listening to stories of our times

from the Times and the Sunday Times.

I'm Manveen Rana.

Today, as Boris Johnson returns to Downing Street, is the strategy to stay at home, protect

the NHS, save lives, working. I'm sorry I've been away from my desk for much longer than I would have liked.

As the Prime Minister returned to work this week, a similar reunion with the office was taking place at the Sunday Times.

Normally Saturday would be our busiest day. It would be humming. There would be

people shouting across the death to get certain bits of copy through.

Caroline Wheeler is the deputy political editor of the Sunday Times.

This weekend she found herself back in the office for the first time since lockdown began.

They'd be journalists conversing with each other, they'd be journalists on the telephone and it was just very quiet.

Yeah, I have to say it's a bit unsettling to be in a newsroom that's that quiet.

And that's Rosamond Irwin, senior reporter.

Although nearly everyone at the Times and the Sunday Times has been working from home since

the middle of March, it still takes a rotating skeleton

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