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Our survey is produced as a two-week “circuit break” of ministers to slow the transmission of the virus.
The prime minister insisted that a moment of blockade is “the last thing everyone wants,” but admitted that existing measures are kept “under review. “
On a scale on the structure site of the Vaccine Manufacturing Innovation Centre near Oxford on Friday, M. Johnson said: “On Monday, we introduced the measures we took, the ‘six rule’, to really verify to limit what other people are doing and to bring in a new buffer, and to be quite clear, the ‘six rule’: six inmates at most, six outdoors maximum.
“But the main thing is at the same time to practice the fundamental regulations of social estating – hands, face, area – that’s what everyone has to do if we have to keep beating this.
“But when we look at this specific curve and what’s going on right now, we’ll obviously keep everything under control. I don’t need to get into a moment of national blockade at all, that’s the last thing that’s needed.
“I don’t need to take more than that, we have to keep schools open and it’s that schools have come back as they did. We need to keep the economy open as much as possible, we need to make business work. “
“The only way we can do that is conspicuously if other people follow the instructions. “
The prime minister also warned that the UK is facing a momentary wave of coronavirus.
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He said: “There is no doubt, as I have said for several weeks, that we may be waiting (and) that we will now see a wave coming for now. “
“We see it in France, in Spain, throughout Europe; I’m afraid it’s absolutely inevitable that we’ll stop by in this country. “
On Friday, the number of new coronavirus cases reached 4322, the highest since May 8.
The Government’s Scientific Emergency Advisory Group (Sage) said the number R, which represents the number of other people to which an inflamed user will transmit the virus, has an n of 1. 1 to 1. 4, meaning that instances can be very fast.
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Professor Neil Ferguson, whose model led the government to order closure in March, warned that additional restrictions would be “sooner or later. “
He told BBC Radio Four Today: “Right now we are in the degrees of infection we were seeing in this country at the end of February.
“If we leave it for two to four weeks, we will return to the grades we saw more than in mid-March.
“Obviously, this will cause deaths because other people will be hospitalized.
“I think some additional measures will be needed as soon as possible.
“We have, in a sense, the best typhoon right now of people, as they were told to do, returning to generality: schools are reopening, a wave of instances, so the test formula is energized.
“Unfortunately, we want to reverse a little bit the flexibility of measures and contacts between the population. “
Several local locks have already been established, and Health Secretary Matt Hancock issued new restrictions Friday for giant portions of north-west England, West Yorkshire and the Midlands.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warned that additional blockade measures are “increasingly likely” to be needed in the capital.