Andrew Marr

the UK faces a "significant period" of strict measures to deal with Corona Virus outbreak, the Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said.

He declined to predict exactly, the instructions say how long to stay home, say You reached the date of The Virus , would depend on how The People behaved.

Mr Gove said it is "extremely important" to social distance rules.

The Number of People that died has achieved with The Virus in the UK was 1,228, an increase of 209 since Saturday.

There are now 19,522 cases confirmed in the UK

The 190 People who died in England in The Last few days, between the ages of 39 and 105, the NHS said. All were based on apart from underlying health conditions of four, who were between the ages of 57 and 87.

It Comes as Boris Johnson has written to all UK households, say, The Crisis will get worse before it gets better.

In The Letter , sent to 30 million households, the Prime Minister warned that stricter restrictions could be created, if necessary.

Meanwhile, members of the engineering time for The Peak in The Number of virus cases.

Hard to, and including, banning of public gatherings of More Than two persons and the closure of shops, which were not material, were presented last week.

The People also, You should not only leave The House to work for four reasons: shopping for goods of basic needs, exercise, any medical need and to travel, if You work from home.

experts expect that coronavirus cases and deaths continue to rise for The Next two to three weeks, before the impact of the social distancing measures and restrictions in Everyday Life are beginning to have an impact.

Asked on The Bbc 's Andrew Marr show, how long the measures would go for it, Mr Gove said: "So I can't say to make an accurate forecast, But everybody, I think, has the preparations for a considerable period of time, when these measures are still in force. "

"I wish I could predict when this will end, But it is extremely important that in The Moment and for the coming weeks, The People created the strict social distance guidelines. "

Mr Gove said The Peak of The Crisis would "in all our conduct".

"It is not a fixed point, a date in the calendar," He Said , "it is something we can all affect through our actions. "

Responding to the reports, the current measures. to June, Scotland 's chief medical officer Catherine Calderwood BBC Radio 4 's Broadcasting House , said: "The modelling was carried out, and the one that I have seen, has always said that we will take at least 13 weeks, some sort of measures to get to really removed The Virus from spreading among The People

"If You have a shorter period of time, as I understand that other countries have done, as soon as You lift the measures, The Virus keeps coming back, because they have not stopped transmission among many People . "

Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the Scottish Government had always indicated that 13 weeks was "probably the kind of time that we have to be ready to have the measures in place" - to keep But that the measures would be in the eye.

Asked to clarify how much time People could spend exercising outside of their homes, Mr Gove said: "It depends on each individual's Fitness . "The government has not So Far issued, a Time Limit for the exercise, But

"I would have thought that for most, a walk of up to an hour, or a run of 30 Minutes or a bike ride in between that, depending on your level of Fitness , it is suitable," Mr Gove said.

And Mr Gove said that the UK had "beaten" The Virus ", then We Are able to reflect, draw lessons and learn How To deal with Public Health situations in The Future ".

was health Secretary to Matt Hancock is now 10,000 People per day test, and was "to test on track" 25,000 per day until the middle of April. The audit for frontline hospital employees, in order to see whether The Virus .

As expected, is increasing in the UK-coronavirus Death Toll .

One of the fatalities this weekend was a NHS-Doctor - Mr Amged El-Hawrani, an ear, nose and throat expert at the Queen's Hospital, Burton, Tamworth and Lichfield.

The total is great now at 1,228 - 209 More Than yesterday, But not the biggest daily increase still.

On Saturday it was reported 260 new cases of death.

Could we mean around a corner, and new deaths are now on the retreat? Experts do not believe, at least Not Yet .

Although we can help almost a week in the stricter "lockdown" measures to save lives, it will be a week or so it takes to see it impact on the mortality.

The watch, which isolate themselves after they tested Positive for The Virus , has warned that "things will get worse before they get better".

And the Nhs England medical director Steven Powis said on Saturday that the services of "health" was "Not Yet at capacity".

Frontline-staff are preparing for the Worst .

In The Letter to 30 million households, at an expected price of £5. 8m, Mr Johnson - who writes self-isolate, in his Downing Street apartment after the conclusion of the contract coronavirus -: "From the beginning we have tried, in The Right measures at The Right time.

"We will not hesitate to Go Further , if that is what the scientific and medical advice tells us we need to do. "

Brits will also receive a leaflet with detailed government rules to leave The House , orientation, hand-laundering, a statement of the coronavirus symptoms and advice on the shielding of vulnerable People .

"It is important for me to level With You - we know things get worse before they get better," The Letter reads.

"But We Are making The Right preparations, and the more we obey all The Rules , lost less life and the more life can be normal again. "

In his letter, Mr Johnson, the pandemic describes as a "moment of national emergency", and confirmed that the government's guidelines, to stay At Home to avoid the pressure on the NHS, so that lives can be saved.

Meanwhile, new powers, including fines of up to £5,000, the stay on the enforcement of the policies to The People At Home , and the shops remain closed on Saturday Evening .

In England, Scotland and Wales, "potentially unlimited" fines for companies if they are not numbers in the vicinity of, or punishment.

individuals ignore the restrictions can be hit with a £60 Fine , the original and a further £120 for a second offense. In England, Scotland , and NI is such a rise to a maximum of £960 for re-offenses took could be met.

In other developments:

As the Prime Minister , health Minister Matt Hancock is to isolate one's self, after testing Positive for The Virus . The British chief medical officer, Prof Chris Whitty , means to isolate one's self, But has not tested Positive .

Source of news: bbc.com