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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson led today’s coronavirus press conference, standing alongside NHS England’s medical director Prof Stephen Powis.
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Transport Secretary Grant Shapps appeared on The Andrew Marr Show this morning, hoping to talk about the government’s infrastructure plans.
WETHERSPOONS has revealed plans for reopening pubs and they include a reduced menu and temperature checks for staff.
Pubs were forced to close on March 20, four days before the country went into lockdown due to the coronavirus crisis.
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The J D Wetherspoon pub has been kitted out as a prototype to demonstrate how all other Wetherspoon’s pubs will operate once they are allowed to reopen.
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The UK government’s daily briefing from Downing Street was led by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, standing alongside England’s deputy chief medical officer Dr Jenny Harries.
The FT’s Kiran Stacey examines the prospect of another round of lockdowns, after the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned a second wave of Covid-19 infections could hit the US this autumn
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The Prime Minister’s chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, travelled out of London during the lockdown while ill with coronavirus symptoms. He was questioned by the police after travelling to Durham in an apparent breach of the lockdown rules.
It came as the government announced a new £1,000 fine for anyone arriving in the UK from abroad and failing to self-isolate for 14 days. The new quarantine rule is being introduced from June 8th. Ministers say it will help prevent a second wave of coronavirus infections.
The scenes inside overcrowded ICU wards in northern Italy in March were both shocking and signficant – the first vision that the full impact of coronavirus was being unleashed in Europe.
The worst affected place was Bergamo. It was overwhelmed first by the virus, then by death, then grief.
Now the worst is over, there is a sense, among bereft families, of anger – that Italy’s lockdown didn’t start soon enough.
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NBC News’ Dr. Natalie Azar breaks down a new study from Columbia University that says delays in establishing a coronavirus lockdown may have cost thousands of lives.
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People in Scotland will be allowed to meet members of other households outdoors from 28 May as garden centres and some sports venues prepare to reopen.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said schools will reopen from 11 August with a ‘blended model’ that combines home-based learning with teaching in the classroom.
Outdoor cafes, recycling centres and drive-through restaurants will also be permitted to reopen.
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Social distancing proved a challenge for thousands of sunseekers who packed a seaside resort in Essex during the heatwave.
Southend-on-Sea’s beach was a magnet for visitors from as far away as Leicestershire and Hertfordshire.
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One positive effect of the coronavirus pandemic has been on the environment. It’s led to the biggest ever reduction in the volume of carbon dioxide released into the world’s atmosphere.
At the height of the lockdown scientists say that daily emissions around the world dropped by almost a fifth. The biggest fall was in China, while in the UK carbon dioxide output was reduced by 13 per cent. But scientists are warning that the cuts in greenhouse gases are likely to be temporary.
Meanwhile in the United States, President Trump has been strongly criticised by health experts, after stating that he was taking an anti-malarial drug to protect himself against coronavirus. Regulators have warned there’s no evidence that hydroxychloroquine provides any protection from Covid-19 and say it can cause heart problems.
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Coronavirus lockdown measures in Scotland could begin to be lifted from 28 May, Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
The first minister said this would mean people could meet someone from another household as long as social distancing is maintained.
More outdoor activities and sports like golf and fishing will also be allowed.
Ms Sturgeon also announced that coronavirus testing will be extended to everyone in Scotland over the age of five who is displaying symptoms.
There may be light at the end of the tunnel today for London as new modelling suggests the capital’s coronavirus outbreak is slowing dramatically.
The research by Public Health England and Cambridge University suggests the reproduction rate of the virus, the ‘r’ is now at 0.4 in the capital. Meaning for every ten people who catch coronavirus, it will be passed on to just four others.
The research estimates that new daily infections in the capital are now at just 24
Before the lockdown, London’s r rate was around 2.8, with 213,000 people being infected a day by March 23rd, when the lockdown was imposed.
The latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic:
– The Johns Hopkins university says the global death toll has topped 300,000. There are more than 4.4 million confirmed cases worldwide.
– South Sudan has registered its first death from the coronavirus.
– Slovenia has called an official end to its pandemic – becoming the first European country to do so.
– After a two-month shutdown, restaurants, cafes and bars are reopening in Australia’s most populous state, New South Wales.
– People in central Bolivia in South America have defied shutdown orders to protest against coronavirus restrictions. The country’s been under lockdown since mid-March and many residents want it relaxed. They’re calling on authorities to provide more water and food. There have been over 3,000 COVID-19 cases reported in Bolivia, and around 140 deaths.
Brits in England are now officially being encouraged, if they cannot work from home, to return to their jobs.
The government hopes to kickstart the economy after seven weeks of lockdown while keeping the coronavirus at bay through social distancing in workplaces and public transport.
Today workers were given the green light to head out of lockdown if they couldn’t do their job from home – with thousands cramming onto public transport during rush hour.
While Brits were urged not to use buses and trains unless they absolutely have to, worrying pictures show people packed onto busy Tubes.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has today outlined a detailed plan for the UK to exit the draconian and economically-crippling lockdown in place since March 23.
The 50-page document follows a speech to the nation aired last night in which the PM announced a five-tier virus threat alert system, told those who couldn’t work from home to return to their jobs and extended Brits’ permitted outdoor time to unlimited exercise and some public leisure activities.
But, will the government’s exhaustive plan to get Britain back up and running work?
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If the coronavirus pandemic is seen as a marathon race, where along the road is Australia currently placed? Halfway? Is the finish line in sight? On 60 MINUTES, Tom Steinfort reveals the stark truth that we haven’t even begun to raise a sweat. Epidemiologists say we’re only about a kilometre into this 42-kilometre test of endurance. It means, despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s understandable bullishness, all the talk of easing lockdown restrictions needs to be considered very carefully. For all our good work so far, complacency about the threat of the virus could lead to many more deaths, and a second wave of COVID-19 in Australia, especially in winter, might easily turn into a wipe-out.
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Covid alert levels system unveiled.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s speech on his roadmap for lockdown measures in England. He explains changes to lockdown measures and launches a threat level alert system.
Parts of Australia are waking up to a very different reality this morning, as the States and Territories take control of when coronavirus lockdown measures will be rolled back.
We have already seen some restrictions eased over the weekend but it’s still unclear what will happen in Victoria, which currently has the strictest lockdown rules in place.
In detail:
0:44 South Australia
1:01 Australian Capital Territory
1:08 Tasmania
1:21 Queensland
1:37 New South Wales
1:50 Northern Territory
2:02 Western Australia
2:14 Victoria – will announce this morning
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled new coronavirus lockdown rules in England, including a controversial “stay alert” slogan. His approach is on par with other European countries, like Italy or Spain. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
The prime minister has outlined measures to start a gradual easing of the lockdown in England, while warning of the danger of a second surge of the pandemic. In a television address Boris Johnson said it was the right time to “update” the government’s message in England, from “stay at home” to “stay alert”.
But Labour warned that the new message lacked clarity. And the “stay at home” message is not being changed in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
The Prime Minister’s plan urges anyone who can’t work from home to return to work, but to avoid using public transport if possible.
Boris Johnson has set out his “conditional plan” to ease the coronavirus lockdown, lifting restrictions on exercise and work.
In a pre-recorded address to the nation, the Prime Minister said the government wants to “encourage people to take more and even unlimited amounts of outdoor exercise” – provided they stick to social distancing guidelines and stay two metres apart.
And in a bid to kickstart the economy, Mr Johnson said anyone who cannot work from home – such as those in construction and manufacturing – should be “actively encouraged” to go to work from Monday.
