Johnson admits loopholes in coronavirus response
Boris Johnson has admitted the government did not understand coronavirus during the "first few weeks and months" of the UK outbreak. For Labour, shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth said: "Boris Johnson has finally admitted the government has mishandled its response to the coronavirus.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly considering a shorter lockdown for two weeks to counter a resurgence in COVID-19 cases across the country. Plans to introduce stricter measures on the public come as daily new infections rise, with almost 4,000 new cases reported Sunday. The government’s chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whitty, is expected to give a briefing at 11 a.m. London time Monday
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UK offers citizenship to 3 million Hong Kong residents
UK offers citizenship to 3 million Hong Kong residents
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said up to three million Hong Kong residents are to be offered the chance to settle in the UK and ultimately apply for citizenship. Johnson criticized new security law and those affected would be offered a "route" out of the former UK colony. About 350,000 UK passport holders, and 2.6 million others eligible, will be able to come to the UK for five years
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Boris Johnson outlined a detailed coronavirus roadmap
Boris Johnson outlined a detailed coronavirus roadmap
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson published a 60-page document Monday detailing his roadmap on lifting lockdown measures in the United Kingdom after sparking confusion a day earlier by urging those who cannot do their jobs from home to get back to work.
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UK lockdown has led to a 60% fall in the number of cash withdrawals
Coronavirus will hasten the decline in the use of cash as people make a long-term switch to digital payments, experts say. The lockdown has led to a 60% fall in the number of withdrawals from cash machines. Payment card use has risen with online shopping, particularly for groceries. Experts say the long-term future of cash could be at risk
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