Government Updates

Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove.

Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick.

The UK provided more than 122,000 coronavirus tests on the last day of April, passing the government’s target, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said.

For the first time, the UK-wide figure includes deaths in care homes and the community as well as hospitals.

Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by health secretary Matt Hancock. He is joined by Angela McLean and Professor John Newton.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is joined by Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty, and Testing Tzar John Newton at the government’s daily Covid-19 briefing.

The UK is at the moment of maximum risk in the coronavirus outbreak, Boris Johnson has said as he urged people not to lose patience with the lockdown.

Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by Environment Secretary George Eustice, who has previously updated us on food supplies to supermarkets during the pandemic.

The UK government’s daily briefing – on the day that the total number of hospital deaths passed 20,000.

Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by Environment Secretary George Eustice.

The UK government’s daily press conference today is led by Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

UK medical adviser Chris Whitty says we are not seeing a steep descent in new infections.

The UK government give its daily briefing led by Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

The UK government gives its daily briefing led by Chancellor Rishi Sunak.

The UK government’s daily briefing has just come to a close, so what have we learnt?

The daily UK government briefing is led by Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick.

The briefing is led by Business Secretary Alok Sharma, while Boris Johnson continues to recover from coronavirus.

Lockdown restrictions in the UK will continue for “at least” another three weeks as it tackles the coronavirus outbreak, Dominic Raab has said.

Matt Hancock holds daily briefing on outbreak in UK

Chancellor Rishi Sunak begins with a few words on today’s economic outlook from the UK Office for Budget Responsibility.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said it “could have gone either way” as he thanked healthcare workers for saving his life after being discharged from hospital.

The government gave its daily coronavirus press conference at Downing Street.

The government is urging people to stay at home over Easter to curb the spread of the virus, despite warm and sunny weather across parts of the UK.

Matt Hancock holds today’s UK government coronavirus press conference at Downing Street, asking people to stay at home this Easter.

Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, joined by chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, and Sir Patrick Vallance, the government’s chief scientific adviser.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in intensive care, so the briefing will be led today by Chancellor Rishi Sunak.

Dominic Raab the foreign secretary says that PM Boris Johnson has asked him to deputise “as long as is necessary”.

Dominic Raabs joined by the chief medical officer, Chris Whitty – who has just come out of self-isolation due to coronavirus.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II delivers a special broadcast to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth in relation to the coronavirus outbreak.

NHS Director Stephen Powis says the virus is unlikely to be eradicated completely and it is too soon to talk of an exit strategy from current measures being taken to halt its spread.

Daily Update Covid-19: Staying at home this weekend is an instruction and “not a request”, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said, as he updated the country on the coronavirus.

The first press conference to be chaired by UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock since he came out of coronavirus self-isolation.

Today’s UK government press conference is hosted by Business Secretary Alok Sharma.

Today’s conference is being led by Minister for the Cabinet Office Michael Gove.

Foreign Office links up with airlines to fly stranded Britons home. Tens of thousands of Britons stranded abroad by the coronavirus pandemic will be flown home under a new arrangement between the government and airlines.

This is the Daily Update Covid-19. The government gives its daily update on Covid-19 at Downing Street and journalists ask questions via video link.

Officials hold daily briefing on coronavirus outbreak in UK

Government health officials hold a daily briefing to update on the coronavirus outbreak in the UK after it was confirmed both prime minister Boris Johnson and health minister Matt Hancock have tested positive for the virus

Boris Johnson is the first head of government to publicly reveal they’ve tested positive for the coronavirus

This is: Daily Update Covid-19. Chancellor Rishi Sunak attends briefing where he will announce a package of measures to help the self-employed.

Coronavirus: Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak give daily update as UK schools close.

Boris Johnson and health officials hold a daily briefing to update on the coronavirus crisis

Health secretary Matt Hancock conducts a daily government briefing to update on the coronavirus outbreak in the United Kingdom

Boris Johnson will order police to enforce a strict coronavirus lockdown, with a ban on gatherings of more than two people and strict limits on exercise, as he told the British public: ‘You must stay at home’

Boris Johnson and Robert Jenrick, the housing secretary, hold a daily briefing from 10 Downing on the coronavirus outbreak in the United Kingdom

This is the Daily Update Covid-19 (UK): 21st MARCH 2020. UK Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary, George Eustice, alongside Government health officials hold a daily briefing to update on the coronavirus outbreak in the United Kingdom

Coronavirus: Boris Johnson gives daily update ahead of school closures.

This is the daily update released on the 18th March 2020.

This is the daily update that came out on the 17th MARCH 2020 Titled (Daily Update Covid-19 (UK): 17th MARCH 2020)

“The British PM discusses new measures adopted by the UK government to contain coronavirus as he holds his first daily ministerial briefing.“

“Up to 10,000 people may already have coronavirus in Britain and many families should expect to lose loved ones before their time, Boris Johnson warned on Thursday as he set out measures less stringent than those taken by other countries.”