Boris Johnson has refused to rule out raising taxes to meet the costs of tackling the Covid-19 crisis, as he promised to use infrastructure spending and planning reforms to “build, build, build” his way out of a looming recession.Leicester lockdown: City 'must stick together' after coronavirus surge.
Under level three, the virus is considered to be "in general circulation" and there could be a "gradual relaxation of restrictions".
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the change was "a big moment for the country" and showed that the government's plan was working.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday it was “absurd and shameful” that a statue of Winston Churchill was at risk of attack by protesters, his strongest statement yet on a growing trend to challenge the legacies of past leaders.
Latest figures reflect many businesses closing down and workers on placed on furlough
Prime minister acknowledges ‘feeling of injustice’ but warns of enforcement and virus risk
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is planning to relax rules on outdoor dining and weddings, as well as speeding up government investment plans in a bid to limit the economic damage from the coronavirus, newspapers reported.
UK prime minister says all eligible for BNO passport can apply if China cuts freedoms
I've told a news conference that from June 1, outdoor markets and car showrooms could be reopened as soon as they are able to meet the COVID-19 secure guidelines, and all other non-essential retail from June 15 if the government’s tests are met.
