Coronavirus: UK Parliament Open as Isolated Minister – BBC News

The UK's parliament will remain open – although the coroner has tested positive for coronaviruses, and two other ministers have decided to isolate themselves. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the government will continue to work closely with Parliamentary authorities to monitor the situation. He said the UK's bromine summit was expected "in a couple of months". The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in the United Kingdom has risen to 460 in just one day. Two other people with the virus have died in the UK, out of eight.

Italy has announced that people are moving, moving into force on Thursday morning. All stores, except pharmacies and grocery stores, will be disappointed with the spread of coronavirus that killed 827 in the country within two weeks. Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has reported the latest wave of restrictions on a television address to 60 million Italians who were already under "restrictions at home".

Presented by Huw Edwards, contributions from Italian correspondent Mark Lowen and Health Editor Hugh Pym.

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