Coronavirus 'free' areas in England - the 18 places with an infection rate of 0

Boris Johnson has vowed for “all pupils in all year groups” in England to return to school in the autumn term despite the possibility of more local coronavirus lockdowns.

According to reports that emerged over the weekend in the Times and the Telegraph, Boris Johnson ordered officials to draw up plans to avoid a second lockdown. It is reported that Mr Johnson held a “war game” session with chancellor Rishi Sunak on Wednesday to run through possible options, according to the Times.Mr Johnson is considering asking the elderly to shield once again and is mulling lockdown-like conditions for London should there be a second wave of coronavirus infections, the papers said.

Peter Andre and his wife Emily have had their say on the issue of obesity in the UK and how it is crippling the NHS.The 47 year old singer applauded Prime Minister Boris Johnson for admitting he was “too fat” when he was hospitalised with coronavirus earlier this year and said that as a father, he tries to keep his family as active as possible. Writing in his column in new magazine , Peter said: “Boris Johnson has unveiled plans to get the nation fit with his Better Health strategy.

New 90-minute coronavirus tests could be used in schools as No10 confirmed pupils will return in September - despite fears of a second wave.

Travel in and out of London could be halted if the coronavirus spikes, Downing Street has confirmed - adding the threat applies to every town and city in England.

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, government advice has strongly suggested that anyone who can work from home should. 

Boris Johnson has been warned against "ageist and ill thought out" reported plans to avert a second coronavirus wave by shielding older people.

Boris Johnson could be set for an almighty bust-up with Donald Trump after reportedly giving Chinese video sharing app TikTok the green light to relocate to London.

Millions of over-50s shielding. Travel beyond the M25 curtailed. Bans on indoor meetings. And the threat of pubs closing once more.

coronavirus cases in the UK stands at 304,695.A further five people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in hospital in England, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals to 29,347, NHS England said.Patients were aged between 52 and 86 years old, and all had known underlying health conditions.The Department of Health has paused the publication of its daily death figures while a review is conducted into how the data is compiled by PHE.Today's daily figures follow a further 74 Covid-19 deaths confirmed on Saturday, and another 771 lab-confirmed cases in the UK.In a press briefing on Friday, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the Office for National Statistics (ONS) had reported that the prevalence of the

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been warned by scientists that separate households meeting under one roof is a main contributor to a sudden increase in Covid-19 cases.He is believed to have been advised that putting an end to “support bubble” rules which allow the public to visit each other at their respective homes may need to be axed as a consequence.Current rules allow up to 30 people from two households to meet indoors – with the measure only coming in to effect last month when lockdown began to ease.However, the Office for National Statistics revealed last week that cases of coronavirus patients testing positive for the disease had hit 4,200 per day at the end of July – more than double the 2,000 positive results per day recorded at

My Skin Story Clinic, shared her fustration to her Instagram followers over how the public is still able to go to social venues such as pubs amid a rising coronavirus infection rate - but can’t receive clinical treatments.In a press briefing on Friday, July 31, the Prime Minister announced the government’s decision to put the brakes on the next easing of lockdown set for Saturday, with all additional close-contact beauty treatments postponed until at least August 15.“We’ve been kicked to the curb and kicked to the back of the queue,” Ella said in a video.“I drove through Manchester city centre yesterday and I can't tell you how busy it was there, I thought hang on, how is this acceptable?”The beautician specialising in skincare treatments

coronavirus cases, a teachers’ union has warned.

lockdown of London, “shielding” for the over-50s and stricter quarantines for people arriving at ports and airports are among “nuclear” options being considered by the government in a bid to prevent a second wave of coronavirus. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was forced to “apply the brakes” to his programme of lockdown-easing measures on Friday, but he is said to be keen to avoid a second full national lockdown.

Boris Johnson has ordered officials to draw up plans to avoid a second national lockdown, according to reports.The Prime Minister is thinking of asking the elderly to shield once again and is considering lockdown-like conditions for London should there be a second wave of coronavirus infections, The Sunday Telegraph and The Sunday Times said.The reports published this morning follow the tightened restrictions imposed in the north of England including in Greater Manchester.Residents are no longer allowed to meet other households indoors or in private gardens, among other measures.On Friday, Mr Johnson halted the easing of lockdown scheduled for August 1 over evidence that the prevalence of the virus in the community in England was likely to

Boris Johnson has been warned to act NOW and stop a ­lethal second deadly wave of coronavirus in care homes.

Boris Johnson is under pressure to get a grip on his Government’s chaotic handling of coronavirus.

Call The Midwife star Miriam Margolyes has delivered the mother of all rollickings to Boris Johnson – branding him an “incompetent s**t”.

New data shows the areas in England where the government is keeping an eye on their rate of coronavirus infections.

holidays affected by the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus.Foreign countries have closed their borders and holidaymakers face having to quarantine if they travel somewhere not on the Foreign Office's "air bridge" list.Last weekend the UK government dramatically announced that all travellers returning from Spain would need to quarantine for 14 days and issued a travel ban to mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands and Canaries – causing panic to thousands of people already visiting the region.Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned that there is a sign of a "second wave" of coronavirus infections across Europe and the government has said that more countries could be removed from the "safe list" with Croatia and Belgium reportedly being

Twitter users have noticed bald patches on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's head, raising concerns it may have been triggered by coronavirus. Mr Johnson battled the deadly bug back in April, which led to his hospitalisation.Now concerned social media users have spotted the PM's usually full head of hair is appearing thinner.