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The Mirror reports.And he said the PM has been “working throughout the weekend” to look at the data and work out what to do.But while warning “everything is under review,” the spokesman said it was too early to say what any next steps will be.More than 10 million people are now under local restrictions, and London’s leaders are now asking to have restrictions imposed too.

coronavirus pandemic. Absent from politicians, Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty and Chief Scientific Advisor Sir Patrick Vallance addressed the nation in a televised broadcast to warn of what could be in store as the disease begins to accelerate again.

The Mirror reports.And he said the PM has been “working throughout the weekend” to look at the data and work out what to do.But while warning “everything is under review,” the spokesman said it was too early to say what any next steps will be.More than 10 million people are now under local restrictions, and London’s leaders are now asking to have restrictions imposed too.On Monday morning, England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance

as chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty laid the ground for strict new controls in an urgent push to stop the ongoing surge in new coronavirus infections across the UK.

coronavirus testing promise. The health secretary appeared on This Morning to be questioned by Holly and co-host Phillip Schofield ahead of a government press conference held by Professor Chris Whitty, chief medical officer for England and the government's chief scientific advisor, Sir Patrick Vallance.

hereBut ministers are examining possible new measures after a number of reports suggested that the government was considering a second two-week national lockdown next month.However, Professor Neil Ferguson - whose modelling led the government to order the lockdown in March - has said on Saturday that the government needs to act “sooner rather than later” if they are to prevent a new surge in coronavirus cases leading to more deaths.

coronavirus cases. Ex-WHO expert Anthony Costello tweeted: "I'm hearing from a well-connected person that government now thinks, in absence of testing, there are 38,000 infections per day."Chris Whitty is advising PM for a two week national lockdown."However, health minister Edward Argar denied the claims.

coronavirus cases. It was first reported on Thursday that the chief medical officer for England, Professor Chris Whitty, was reportedly advising the Prime Minister on the measure after a significant rise in positive coronavirus cases.

coronavirus cases, according to a former director at the World Health OrganisationEx-WHO expert Anthony Costello tweeted: "I'm hearing from a well-connected person that government now thinks, in absence of testing, there are 38,000 infections per day."Chris Whitty is advising PM for a two week national lockdown."However, health minister Edward Argar has denied the claims."It is not something I have seen within the department," he told Sky News."The Prime Minister has been very clear on this.

coronavirus are 'not a short term thing'.

Boris Johnson has announced that 'Covid marshals' will be sent out to make sure the public follows social-distancing rules.They say this is to help local authorities support social distancing in towns and city centres.The Prime Minister announced the latest measures when he updated the public at a government press briefing on Wednesday (September 9).He was joined by Professor Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer for England and Chief Scientific Advisor, Sir Patrick Vallance, for the first public

coronavirus vaccine may have gathered enough safety and efficacy data by the end of the year, according to Professor Andrew Pollard, director of the Oxford Vaccine Group.

coronavirus winter plan on the basis of having a vaccine, according to England's chief medical officer. Professor Chris Whitty did say that there was a 'reasonable chance' of having vaccines by next winter.

Chris Whitty that the the country was "near the limits" of opening up society.The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine academic told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think that's quite possible.""I think we’re in a situation whereby most people think that opening schools is a priority for the health and wellbeing of children and that when we do that we are going to reconnect lots of households."And so actually, closing some of the other networks, some of the other activities may well

Earlier this month, the PM signalled the return of some “socially distanced” live music events this August. Under the proposed plans, from August 1, socially distanced audiences were going to be able to return for indoor performances in theatres, music halls and other venues.However, that decision has now been reversed after the UK’s Chief Medical Officer, Prof Chris Whitty, said the country is now “at the outer edge” of how far it can safely re-open.Speaking at a Downing Street press

The UK has potentially reached a limit for how much of society can be opened up, chief medical officer Chris Whitty has said.He said the idea that 'we can open up everything and keep the virus under control is clearly wrong'.In order to do 'more things' in the future, we may have to do 'less of some other things', he said.If we do 'too much', then the virus will come back.

coronavirus in the community.Measures due to be lifted on Saturday, including allowing small wedding receptions and reopening bowling alleys and casinos, have been postponed for at least two weeks.Face coverings will also become mandatory in indoor settings such as museums and places of worship from August 8, Boris Johnson said.And England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty warned that it might not be possible to ease lockdown further.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester

announced plans for a 'significant return to normality' by Christmas. Yet England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and the chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance presented more cautious views to the House of Lords.

coronavirus warning shortly after a 'major incident' was declared at Bournemouth beach.

The government's top scientists have outlined how England will navigate its way through the coronavirus pandemic.Professor Chris Whitty, chief medical officer for England, and Sir Patrick Vallance, the Government’s chief scientific advisor, gave their expert predictions at the Government's final daily press briefing on Tuesday.Though the spread of the virus continues to shrink nationally, Sir Patrick stressed that COVID-19 remained a global issue, while Prof Whitty emphasised that the virus was

here"But I have an absolute confidence in the capacity of science to overcome infectious diseases – it has done that repeatedly and it will do that for this virus, whether that is by drugs, vaccines or indeed other things that may come into play."For medium to long term, I’m optimistic.

Chris Whitty has laid out exactly what each person needs to do to stop the transmission of coronavirus in the government's final press briefing today.England's chief medical officer warned the public not to be "fooled this has gone away" before explaining exactly what every individual, household, and firm should do to help stop the spread of the deadly virus.The prime minister began the conference with a recap of changes to come into force in the next easing of lockdown on July 4.Boris Johnson

coronavirus pandemic in the UK have become somewhat a part of our lives. At 5pm Monday to Friday, either the Prime Minister or another senior cabinet member would address the public on how they are handling the outbreak plus take questions from the media.

The UK's chief medical officer has explained the UK's 'multi-layered' response to coronavirus and why the lockdown is not over yet.

The prime minister stepped in to stop his scientific advisers from answering questions about Dominic Cummings during today's daily press briefing.

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Scientists are trying to assess the impact opening schools would have on the coronavirus infection rate, the chief medical officer said today.

The Premier League is set to begin regular meetings with the government and senior medical directors about restarting the Premier League as soon as possible.

Professor Chris Whitty says it's "wholly unrealistic" to expect life to return to normal soon

A coronavirus  vaccine is unlikely to be available before the year is out despite tens of millions of pounds being poured into UK trials that start imminently.

Britain will have to live with some form of social distancing for over a year to keep the coronavirus transmission rate down, according to the Government’s chief medical officer.

The UK's chief medical officer has suggested social distancing measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus could remain in place for the rest of the year.

The chief medical officer today admitted that the UK will see a high mortality rate in care homes because those living in them are 'very vulnerable'.

The coronavirus crisis in care homes needs to be looked at 'particularly carefully', with a larrge number of facilities affected in the north west, the UK's chief medical officer has said.

There are three 'clear' factors that increase your risk from coronavirus, according to the chief medical officer.