The Prime Minister will make a statement on Sunday setting out his plans to ease the lockdown. Boris Johnson said some changes will come into force the next day.
Ministers have hinted that the construction sector should return to work wherever possibleand that offices, public spaces and transport systems should be adapted to maintain safety and distancing.
Meanwhile new official evidence on the economic impact of the lockdown are due to be announced.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting from Alex Forsyth at Moreton-in-Marsh in Gloucestershire — and from Economics Editor Faisal Islam.
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back to work here ……..oooooop no CANT GET TO CITY PPL ARE STANDING IN THE STREETS Thwarting my ability to earn a paycheck…,,,that is against my rights by the way…..I HAVE COMMITTED NO CRIMES.anyone wondering how these ppl afford to protest for days cuz i am….they are trampling my right to get to work THIS HAS CROSSED THE LINE…TRUCKERS UNITE….BY THE WAY THE SOCIAL DISTANCE IS NONEXISTANT
While the media and governments talk about and work towards a global recovery, the well-being of the people is being ignored. We have an important battle ahead. I can’t say that we are prepared for it. https://youtu.be/3JmZGO16nIQ
Just remember the virus has not gone away
Corona could be a terrorist attack must be stopped immediately streets sanitized.
they should remove this clip yucky hue