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People considering, the advice to stay home, keep the pressure on the NHS, and there are first signs that it works, the UK's chief scientific adviser has said.

Sir Patrick Vallance said in a press conference that the social distancing measures "making a difference".

Transmission of coronavirus in the community is thought to decline, which could mean that fewer infections.

hospital admissions data suggests that cases are rising as fast as feared.

There are currently 9,000 People in hospitals in England, with coronavirus, up from 6,000 on Friday.

This corresponds to about one-tenth of all hospital beds in the country.

The current number of deaths announced in the UK, People with The Virus 1,408 has been reached.

The deaths of a further 159 People in England, six in Scotland, 14 in Wales And One in Northern Ireland .

Sir Patrick, said the NHS was to see approximately 1,000 additional patients per day and described daily basis to rise as "stable".

"This shows that it is not in an increasing amount, But in a constant amount, suggesting that we start some action," He Said .

After The Daily number of deaths fell for The Second day, he also warned that paid "too much attention" to the day-to-day fluctuations in numbers, which explain, "we look over and see what happens".

the 1,000-a-day increase in the patients in the hospital, he told reporters of the " daily briefing: "I expect this number to continue. I expect that visitors can go Every Day , that, up a little.

"And in two or three weeks, would you expect that to stabilize, and start to go down a bit. "

He Said that the figures suggested that the UK was not warned "in a quick acceleration" - But that "we expect this to be worse" in The Next couple of weeks, because of the "lag" in social distancing measures in force.

He Said it was "premature" to specify a time interval, how long will social distancing measures would need to be in place.

He Said instead, the focus will be the need for hospital admissions, the acceleration above A Level that the NHS cope with could.

Among those who died was 55-year-old ear, nose and throat consultant, died at Glenfield Hospital in Leicester, on Saturday.

following His death, that in the last week, was to die, The First functional NHS surgeon, after testing positive for The Virus .

Mr El-Hawrani Brother - "just like every doctor and every nurse and everyone is working to the NHS".

He added that his Brother "exposed would have been strong," The Virus .

"He worked so hard, both private and NHS, in many hospitals. He saw hundreds and hundreds of patients. We don't know how many of the patients, to which he was subjected. "

A slip-up or glimmer of hope?

Robert Cuffe, head of statistics, BBC News

There is a glimmer of hope in these numbers: did the deaths to continue to grow, the most recent daily rate of around a third of the day, as we would expect to see 350 new deaths on Sunday, and today 450.

Instead, we have seen how easy: 260 deaths on Saturday, 209 on Sunday, and a further decrease to 180 today.

But we should not get Carried Away too soon: last week Sunday-into-Monday figures also slight dips showed that on the preceding Saturday.

But on Tuesday, the upward-March.

It is still too early to know whether this is a real ray of light, a brief flicker, caused by different ways of working on the weekend or a mixture of the two.

Special hospitals in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Cardiff and London, where a new Nightingale-hospital, with 4,000 to 5,000 beds have been Set Up in the ExCel Centre. It will start, will receive its first patients This Week .

About one in four doctors are working at The Moment either with symptoms, or isolate, because the members of the family symptoms have been estimated, The Head of The Royal College of Physicians.

BBC health editor Hugh Pym said: "you talk to the People at The Front and there is considerable pressure. Staffing is a Problem . They say it is very, very difficult, especially in London. The Situation of staffing is only getting worse in Birmingham, and as a source of it - was Normal -stations rotary in Covid municipalities.

"So, you can build new hospitals, to bring the Volunteers - People who have already retired back, nurses and doctors, and so on - But the staff, I think you will be a Problem . "

In other Developments , The Foreign announced Minister Dominic Raab .

Airlines including BA, Virgin and easyJet will work with the government, to help tens of thousands of Brits fly Back To the UK. Mr Raab, The Foreign office has said, also set aside £75m charter special flights, where commercial, are not available.

elsewhere, Clarence House confirmed, according to his diagnosis of the Corona Virus last week. A Palace, official, Prince Charles, 71, said was in good health.

' through The Crisis '

In a video released online on Sunday, The Public appeared to the observance of the restrictions added by the government to slow down the spread of The Virus , that train use was below 95% and bus use by up to 75%.

The Prime Minister also confirmed of 20,000 former NHS employees have to help work to deal with Corona Virus outbreak, would add to the country through The Crisis together.

Mr Johnson - who was The First leader of the world to proclaim that he had The Virus has lead to the country, the response to the pandemic, conducting meetings via video-link, while They are self-isolated in his Downing Street flat.

On Monday, the No 10 source confirmed that the chief adviser Dominic had developed Cummings, the symptoms of The Virus and was self-isolating At Home .

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Source of news: bbc.com