“I think in the more than six weeks there’s been a change in gyms.
“I think the council asked them to close based on the stereotype that gyms are placed where the virus spreads, but that’s not true and now there’s knowledge to solve it.
“Our position has to be one of the most sanitized corporations you can visit, each and every thing is cleaned every time you finish it, we have tests and lines; when you compare that to supermarkets, we take a much more proactive approach. Getting closer. “
The government has banned social gatherings of more than six other people in England, as the infection rate in some West Yorkshire cities continues to rise.
Yesterday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the existing limit of another 30 people at a rally would be reduced to six from Monday.
Today he spoke about this resolution in the PMQ and said that it is a path to the economy and schools while fighting the spread of the virus.
Now he’s speaking at a press conference.
The new law allows the police to fine other people who break the 100 euro rule.
In some parts of West Yorkshire, this may be just one component of a tighter tightening of lockdown restrictions as infection rates continue to skyrocket.
Sir Keir added: “I urge everyone to respect the rules, to seek tactics around them, and there is a difference between the Labour Party and the government in this regard.
“We all need other people to follow those rules.
“Now, obviously, the police have had a very complicated job, at least because of poor communication.
“Policing through consent and consensus is best, but the police want the powers they want to uphold those rules. “So okay, but with saving powers. “
Union leader Sir Keir Starmer said: “We are all deeply involved in the increasing rate of infection.
“The whole country is involved in this.
“Hence the measures that the government has put in place and we urge citizens to comply with the new regulations.
“I think the government has now identified that their poor communication is a big component of the problem, so they want to fix it.
“But they also want to acknowledge that the nutrition test is right now.
“They can’t pretend it’s not a problem, so they want to be consistent too. “But we have the precept of the measures and we ask everyone to adhere to those rules.
No coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded in Yorkshire hospitals for the third day in a row.
To date, another 2,599 people in the county have lost their lives to the disease since the start of the pandemic.
See the full breakdown here.
Boris Johnson said that the Border Force will also step up enforcement of quarantine regulations for travelers in the country.
He said: “Fines will be imposed on reception spaces that ensure their facilities remain secured through Covid.
“We will improve the local execution capacity of local government by introducing Covid-insured sheriffs to help make some social distance in cities and city centres, and by building a poster of environmental fitness personnel that local government can rely on.
“We will simplify the form of passenger tracking required for the UK and take steps to ensure they are completed and verified prior to departure.
“The Border Force will accentuate its border control efforts to ensure that arrivals comply with quarantine rules. “
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the Department of Education would consider how universities can stay open to academics safely through Covid, as they are told to send academics home in the event of an outbreak.
Speaking at the Downing Street press conference, he said, “Opening universities is essential, once again, to the opportunities of academics in life, and again, the health hazards of Americans are low. “Of course, many college academics are in the organization by age where the reported infection rates recently increased, as Chris (Whitty) just explained.
“My message to academics is undeniable, please, for the sake of your education and the well-being of your parents and grandparents: wash your hands, cover your face, make room and meet socially in teams of more than six, now and when the deadline begins.
Today, the Ministry of Education publishes an updated recommendation to universities on how they can function safely through Covid, adding a transparent request not to send schoolchildren home in the event of an outbreak, in order to prevent the spread of the virus. across the country.
“I am very grateful to the universities for their continued cooperation and for making plans for the return of students. “
Professor Chris Whitty, medical director, said the government’s policy on schools might want to be “reviewed” if infections among school-age youth increase.
Responding to a query from a member of the public about infections in schools, Professor Whitty said: “Well, the only thing that would go up to the Prime Minister is if, at the moment, the rates are still very low, if there is a replacement in this area. , there had to be a much broader buildup in fees, adding school age children, I think existing policies will be revised as in other areas.
“But at this point, rates are very low. There will be epidemics in array, but that’s the existing situation. “
Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance said it was “fully assumed” that mass saliva testing, described through The Prime Minister of Operation Moonshot, could take place.
When asked if the proposed daily mass saliva test “Moonshot” could actually work, Sir Patrick said, “Some of them still don’t know they’re working. Therefore, things like appearance checks are not yet widely used, they have not been validated. “
“There are prototypes that seem to have some effect, but they have to be tested very well and therefore, as with technologies, the unknowns and we would be absolutely wrong to assume that this is a success that can definitely happen. ” I think you want it. to be carefully tested. “
The medical director, Professor Chris Whitty, added: “My opinion is that I think we will most likely have evidence of this kind at some point within a not too remote timeframe, but that a period not too remote covers a wide period. “
He added: “We want to be sure, as Patrick says, that those paintings and paintings prove on a giant scale, and that is what we will have to check to expand in the next period. “
Boris Johnson “breaks my heart” having to impose new restrictions on grandparents who can meet their grandchildren.
“Of course, I don’t feel comfortable about it. It breaks my heart to have to insist on those restrictions on individuals, families and grandparents,” Johnson said.
He said the government was forced to act because other people did not meet the social estating guidelines.
“With the will of the world, I’m afraid other people have not fully followed the guidelines,” he said.
“In fact, I don’t need to blame people, but now is the time for us to fix and apply the six-way rule. “
Speaking at today’s conference, Professor Whitty said it was complicated how long the new restrictions would be in place, but said they were unlikely to get up in a few weeks.
Covid marshals will be summoned to enforce the social distancing directives, the Prime Minister announced at today’s conference.
He said: “The government will make local government and police respond to violations of Covid-19 Secure guidelines.
“We will launch a registry of recently qualified and recently retired Environmental Health Officials (EHOs) so that the local government can recruit more temporarily and fill the gaps.
“In addition, we will introduce covid-19 safe sheriffs to help the social esttainment of local government in cities and city centres. “
The government’s leading clinical advisor, Patrick Vallance, also spoke at today’s briefing and said smart advances in drug treatment are being made.
This follows a pause in the Oxford vaccination trial, reported today, after a player received a negative response.
Patrick Vallance said we “expect disruptions in other vaccine trials. “
And there’s “a moderate option that we can a vaccination option next year at higher levels. “
At today’s conference, Johnson also announced the government’s goal of identifying other people who do not carry the virus.
The plan, which Johnson says he worked for during the summer, would bring life back to normal.
“We need to start testing to identify others who don’t have coronavirus,” he said.
“So we can allow them to behave more generally and we believe there will be new types of tests available. “
It deserves to be imaginable to implement new types of controls on a much larger scale, he said, and the government will test the new control technique in Salford next month.
Theatres and sports facilities can simply control all members of the public and let in those with a negative result, the Prime Minister said.
Johnson also said he would review plans to open stadiums and convention centers to a wider audience.
“That doesn’t mean we’re going to abandon the show altogether,” Johnson said.
“We just have to read about it. “
The prime minister has just received pressure that “this is not a national blockade. “
Changes are made to need them.
Pubs and restaurants in England will be forced to accept the main points of the gamblers’ touch or face fines of $1,000 in a coronavirus crackdown, the Mirror reports.
The hospitality venues, which also have cafes, have been invited since July to stay in touch with the main points for 21 days.
The data is designed for touch trackers to locate others who might have stuck Covid-19 on the site.
But so far, politics has only been voluntary in England; it has become a legal liability in Scotland.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has shown that this will also be a requirement in England.
The ban will apply in households, parks, pubs and restaurants in England and those who fail to comply with the regulations can be fined one hundred euros, which will double for infringement up to 3200 euros.
In England, since Monday September 14, the government introduced the “rule of six”, which prohibits other people from meeting in teams of more than six.
This will be done in any environment, indoors, outdoors, at home or in the pub.
The law will be enforced through the police and anyone who rapes her is in danger of being dispersed, fined and in all likelihood arrested, the prime minister said at today’s meeting.
This replaces the existing ban on gatherings of more than 30 more people and the existing rules that allow two families to meet indoors.
Exemptions:
Two families will no longer meet in total if in combination they exceed the six-person limit.
“I’m sorry about that and I wish we didn’t have to take that step,” Mr. Johnson said.
“But as prime minister, I will have to do what is required to prevent the spread of the virus and save lives. “
The rule of six will be revised.
An additional 2,659 people tested positive for coronavirus in the past 24 hours.
That’s at 2,460 new instances reported on Tuesday.
They said the death toll in the UK increased to 8 today, to a total of 41,594 people.
This includes the number of deaths of other people who tested positive for Covid-19 and died within 28 days of the first positive test.
The true cause of death may not be Covid-19 in all cases.
The Prime Minister is joined by the Medical Director, Professor Chris Whitty, at today’s press conference.
Two key Rotherham staff members who needed a coronavirus review were asked to make a 760-mile circular to Aberdeen, as there was nothing closer to home.
This ridiculous vacation prevented the couple from being tested for 3 days and they had to isolate themselves at home during this period, which could delay their return to their roles of caring for autistic adults.
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Another 12 people who tested positive for coronavirus died at a hospital in England, bringing the total number of deaths shown reported in hospitals to 29,631, NHS England said.
The patients were between 50 and 92 years old and all had known underlying fitness problems.
Dates of death between August 27 and September 8, with most from September 6.
Another death has been reported with a positive result in controlling Covid-19.
During the Prime Minister’s questions today, Labor leader Keir Starmer told Boris Johnson that it was “frankly ridiculous” for a woman in London to say that the closest post where her daughter can go through a coronavirus checks Telford or Inverness, earlier. to present Swansea as an option.
Boris Johnson has said that he took on a duty to monitor the reaction to the coronavirus before suggesting that Sir Keir launch an ‘attack’ on the NHS Test and Trace.
He said: “It is exactly thanks to the good luck of Test and Trace that the capacity has a capacity of more than 2,000 according to the month of March to 320,000 depending on the day.
Johnson said the ‘rule of six’ for social gatherings designed to ‘keep our economy running, keep our schools open, and keep this virus in check. ‘
Boris Johnson said the government is taking “decisive action” to combat the surge in coronavirus cases by banning social gatherings of more than six other people as it faces calls to fix the check system.
The prime minister insisted that the new regulations, which will take effect in England on Monday, “will keep our economy running, keep our schools open and keep this virus in check. “
Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer has said he supports the restriction of social gatherings in principle, but accused the government of failing to “fully get the basics” following reports that others have joined forces. rejected the Covid-19 tests.
Boris Johnson has insisted that everyone will have to obey the law when questioned by his government’s Brexit and coronavirus plans.
Speaking on the Prime Minister’s questions, Liberal Democrat Munira Wilson (Twickenham) said: ‘If ministers think it is okay for this government to obey the law, how the hell can the prime minister expect the public to do so? “
Johnson responded, “We expect everyone in this country to obey the law. “
Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer began by describing the “frankly ridiculous” situation of a mother living in London seeking to obtain a Covid-19 check for her four-year-old daughter.
He said the woman told the nearest location for a Telford or Inverness check, before Swansea was presented to her as an option.
Sir Keir added: “This is frankly ridiculous. According to the Prime Minister, who is in favor of this?
Boris is scheduled to face the PMQ at noon, and then the press conference will take place at four o’clock in the afternoon.
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Bradford’s gym hopes politicians are left with a ‘new perspective’ on gyms as they reopen for the first time in nearly six weeks amid skyrocketing rates of coronavirus infection.
They opened yesterday, the same day the government replaced regulations across the country restricting social gatherings to six people.
Terry Holt of Pride Gym in Low Moor said:
“I think in the more than six weeks there’s been a change in gyms.
“I think the board has called for them to be closed based on a stereotype that gyms are placed where the virus spreads, but that is not true and knowledge is now proving it.
“Our position has to be one of the most sanitized corporations you can visit, each and every thing is cleaned every time you finish it, we have tests and lines; when you compare that to supermarkets, we take a much more proactive approach. Getting closer. “
Read the full story here.
After the Prime Minister announced new regulations for social gatherings yesterday, we answered some of the most frequently asked questions on the subject.
This includes, to whom the regulation applies, all exemptions from the regulation and when they come into force.
Find out everything here.
Downing Street has scheduled a press convention with Prime Minister Boris Johnson this afternoon.
The timing has yet to be confirmed, however it will be some time after Mr Johnson speaks in Parliament on the prime minister’s questions at noon.
Here we will provide you with all key updates from any of the addresses.
EasyJet’s leading executive said the government faces its “last chance” to save the aviation industry after the airline announced it cut off flights due to the latest quarantine changes.
Britain’s largest airline said on Tuesday it would cut its schedule because “customer confidence in making plans has been negatively affected” following the resolution to impose restrictions on seven Greek islands.
Johan Lundgren wrote in the Daily Mail that the goal came here “too little too late” after the peak summer period.
He said that “the constant series of quarantine needs and adjustments have eroded customer confidence, as all airlines now face the prospect of a very complicated winter without being able to rebuild our forces. Monetary summer. “