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This is bbc news, the headlines: the uk government has set out a "conditional plan" to gradually ease the anti—virus lockdown in england. those who cannot work from home will now be actively encouraged to return to their workplaces, but should avoid public transport. from wednesday, people will be able to do unlimited exercise outdoors. the measures wont apply in scotland, wales or northern ireland. leaders in those parts of the uk say people should continue to remain in their homes — except...

If you can, and only go to work if you must. we now need to stress that anyone who cant work from home, for insta nce anyone who cant work from home, for instance those in construction or manufacturing, should be actively encouraged to go to work, and we wa nt encouraged to go to work, and we want it to be safe for you to get to work, so you should avoid public transport, if at all possible, because we must and will maintain social distancing and capacity will therefore be limited so, work from ...

We have been working to establish new guidance for employers to make workplaces covid secure. and when you do go to work, if possible, do so by car, or, even better, by walking or bicycle. but, just as with workplaces, public transport operators will also be following covid secure standards. and, from this wednesday, we want to encourage people to take more and even unlimited amounts of outdoor exercise. you can sit in the sun in your local park, you can drive to other destinations, you can even...

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The uk government has set out a "conditional plan" to gradually ease the anti—virus lockdown in england. those who cannot work from home will now be actively encouraged to return to their workplaces, but should avoid public transport. from wednesday, people will be able to do unlimited exercise outdoors. the measures won‘t apply in scotland, wales or northern ireland. leaders in those parts of the uk say people should continue to remain in their homes — except for essential reasons. the le...

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>> testing was initially limited to small groups, health care workers, people who had known contact with a sick patient. or, this is crucial, people with symptoms. but now in order to reopen the country and prevent further outbreaks, the country needs lots of tests because, as scientists announced in mid april, people might be most contagious two to three days before they developed symptoms when they are asymptomatic. >> what is critical is this constant surveillance for asymptomatic individuals...

So i think by memorial day weekend, we will largely have this coronavirus epidemic behind us. >> that was just april 24th. the prediction probably not going to come true considering cases are on the rise across our country. as we wait for things to get better, two-thirds of our nation agrees the country should not be reopened. this is according to latest polling. but behind the numbers, a stark partisan divide that will surprise no one. 92% of democrats agree an immediate opening is not worth sa...

That could be around 40,000 tests having to be conducted at a cost of around £30,000 a week perhaps. maybe that wouldnt be a problem for premier league clubs, but certainly lower down the football league and in other sports that arent quite as wealthy as premier league clubs, that could be a major issue. it seems clear that is one of the core fundamental medical protocols that will be insisted upon. the number of tests being conducted is clearly on the rise, i think sport feels increasingly con...