THE UK coronavirus death toll hit 44,819 today in the lowest Sunday rise since lockdown. Another 21 fatalities from the bug were confirmed, with no new deaths recorded in Scotland or Wales. Another…
The outbreak in Mathon near Malvern is being closely monitored by PHE Midlands and 200 workers are self isolating in mobile homes on site.and other enclosed places - but said they would not be made mandatory.
The Cabinet minister insisted that the evidence for wearing face coverings in spaces where people cannot stay apart had become stronger.after the coronavirus crisis saw offices shut down and the majority working from home. Speaking to Sky's Sophy Ridge On Sunday, Mr Gove said: "We want to see more people back at work, on the shop floor, in the office, wherever they can be."Of course in some cases it is appropriate and convenient for people to work from home, but we want to make sure that where people can add value, where the economy can benefit from people being at work, that they are at work."Regional statistics released by the Government yon Friday showed the figure has crept up to between 0.
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