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Coronavirus emergency laws published with plan to let retired NHS staff back on frontline

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The Government has published proposals for the emergency laws it believes it needs to steer Britain through the coronavirus outbreak.

The sweeping powers - which will be brought to the House of Commons tomorrow - will give the government authority to interfere in areas of British life in a way that would have been unthinkable before the crisis.

Ministers have not declared a "state of emergency" under the Civil Contingencies Act -  meaning Parliament must pass these proposals.

The Bill includes measures which will offer additional employment protections and compensation for those volunteering in health and social care.

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