Chief scientist admits they don't know when coronavirus will peak in UK

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Alan is best known for shows such as Love Your Garden and Love your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh.The star also often shares gardening advice with fans.In January, Alan, on Gardeners’ World, shared top tips on looking after his orchid houseplants.He said: “There’s one group of flowering plants which until recently terrified the pants off people because they thought they must be difficult to grow - the orchids.“Then a few years ago, along came the moth orchid, phalaenopsis.”He added that the plant had actually been around for a long time.Talking about what to expect, he explained that they generally lasted for months.The presenter reminded fellow horticulturists not to over water them, as they come in a transparent pot.

The world may have to live with coronavirus “for several years”, the UK’s deputy chief medical officer has warned.

One of the government's chief scientists has warned the public to prepare to deal with coronavirus for 'several years'.

Hopes were last night growing that a new coronavirus antibody test could pave the way for an end to lockdown and a return to work for millions of Brits.

Hopes that campsites might reopen soon were dashed after a top scientist said they would have to assess the risk of coronavirus transmission first.

Evidence shows most people who recover from Covid-19 do produce antibodies, one of the government's most senior medics said today.

We may not know whether coronavirus can be caught twice for "a couple of years", a medical chief has warned.

A health chief said it was 'categorically clear' that outdoor spaces were 'less problematic environments for transmission' of coronavirus than indoor spaces were.

Piers Morgan has lashed out at the Government's Deputy Chief Medical Officer over his "confusing" response to keeping airports open in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic.

The UK remains at risk of enduring another coronavirus peak as the rate of new cases continues to make little downward movement, a health chief has warned.

The latest evidence on whether or not you can have coronavirus without showing symptoms was shared in today’s government press briefing from Downing Street.

The government has launched a new taskforce to help find a coronavirus vaccine and find potential new treatments, including using anti-malaria medication to reduce the impact of the deadly disease.

Coronavirus has taken the lives of a further 917 in the UK, the Department of Health and Social Care have confirmed, bringing the UK's confirmed number of Covid-19 deaths teetering on 10,000 at 9,875.

There will be low levels of coronavirus transmission for a 'very long time', a government doctor has warned.

The UK is still in a "dangerous phase" of coronavirus Deputy Chief Medical Officer Jonathan Van-Tam has said as Britain’s Covid-10 cases continue to climb at a "high level" every day.

Brits should not start wearing face masks because there’s “no evidence” it will stop coronavirus, a medical chief has declared.

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged Brits to start working from home where possible to avoid COVID-19 from spreading.

The number of cases in the UK rose to 164 today (March 6)