Blockade rules could last for six months as Tories admit that the coronavirus is “out of control”

The blockade could last for six months, as the minister has admitted that the coronavirus is “out of control.”

England’s Chief Medical Officer supported the closure of pubs and restaurants by parliamentarians in the north and strongly warned that thousands of vulnerable locals would start the “shield” again.

A lawmaker at a briefing at Chris Whitti yesterday told Miller: “He said the current surge would last for six months, and that measures might have to be taken for most or all of that time.”

“He said he believes that an additional six months of action is needed, not specifically the blockade of these areas,” another said.

“He said he needed to look at it for six months. The action would have an impact in two to four weeks, but he needs to look ahead,” said one-third.

Boris Johnson Will replace local lockdown with a new “three-tier” system on Monday, hitting a tougher curb in the worst-tier areas expected to include Manchester, Newcastle and Liverpool.

Skill Minister Gillian Keegan admitted in the BBC’s question time: “This is serious. It’s getting out of control and we have to do something to get it back in control.”

However, the prime minister is facing a fierce rebellion as critics say the plan was made without input from local leaders.

Labor Former Interior Minister David Blanket killed the prime minister for treating the north as a “laboratory” while virus rates were rising nationwide.

Former Sheffield city council leaders named the change “evil abuse of power” and compared it to the “arrogant” voting tax that defeated Margaret Thatcher.

Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham said he would challenge the closure without sufficient financial support.

“I use every possible means to challenge it to get people’s support, or they will suffer really hard this winter.

Rishi Snak Today we are announcing wage support for workers forced home due to a “Tier 3” blockade that could pay two-thirds of their wages.

However, Labor said the prime minister had “waited to the end as much as possible,” and the report suggested that he would only announce help in a modest media clip.

No10 spokespersons couldn’t even tell today when new blockades would be introduced, when, or when shields would resume at hotspots in the north. He said: “If we think it is necessary, we will act.”

Labor leader Keir Starmer He called for the end of the government’s “continuous incompetence.”

He urged Boris Johnson to “urgently grasp this situation before it goes out of control.”

Changes are needed after the Labor Party warns that the local blockade isn’t working-the virus is rampant in 19 of the 20 areas already restricted for two months.

Professor Whitty has consistently warned publicly and privately that the limit may need to last for six months.

At a briefing in the Northern MP yesterday, Professor Whitti presented data claiming that more than 30% of exposures are related to pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes.

However, Labor Party Chi Onwurah said, “There was no further analysis of timing and other correlation factors.”

And the briefing sparked a fierce backlash after the MP was banned from asking questions about the planned blockade itself.

One parliamentarian said: “It’s a complete waste of an hour and a half of my time, and I don’t yet have an answer to my members.

“The measures weren’t working and we were treated like school children.”

No10 today emphasized that the 30% figure is from an early analysis.

Another MP said, “They were pretty embarrassed about the last slide.

“Witty revealed. Hospitality is the only option because we can’t close schools, do anything about students, close workplaces, or crack down on households.”

Tier 1 will be reportedly the current national regulation for non-blockade areas of England, such as the “Rule 6” and the 10 pm curfew.

Tier 2 is currently a limit on the local blockade area. All Tier 1 restrictions do not allow people from different households to mix indoors.

Tier 3 is also a step further than the current local lockdown rules. In addition to all Tier 2 restrictions, pubs, restaurants and other hospitality will be closed.

According to today’s report, thousands of people who “shielded” between March and August may stay indoors in the Tier 3 region.

James Taylor of the Disabled Charity Scope said: “Persons with disabilities were forgotten many times in this pandemic, but they were still the hardest hit. Sadly, two-thirds of those who died Coronavirus It has been disabled.

“I’m worried that I’m seeing another significant change in the lives of people with disabilities without a clear plan from the government.”

Meanwhile, former Treasury Minister Jim O’Neill, vice chairman of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership Think Tank, said local leaders would perform better testing and tracking systems.

He told the BBC: “The turmoil underscores the need for true delegation of decision-making.

“I’m certainly with people who believe that if you gave such power to the provinces, they would almost certainly have done a much better job than the central government.”