Liz Kendall

Close Family Members are said to be able to see, die Say Goodbye to the relatives, under new coronavirus guidelines, Health Secretary to Matt Hancock .

He Said that Britain would restrict the introduction of new steps", The Risk of infection" and allow the farewell to "wherever possible".

Mr Hancock, also a new network for the provision of personal protective equipment (PPE) for care home staff.

It is The Number of hospital deaths in the UK rose to 761 on 12,868.

a Lot of love have not been able to Say Goodbye to family and friends, since strict limitations were introduced, Life in the United Kingdom on the 23. March.

Mr Hancock's death marked. Ismail died alone in the hospital last month and his family were in the proximity, it's because you isolate yourself.

Speaking at yesterday's briefing, Mr Hancock said the reports made him "cry". to Want to

"be with someone you heard at The End of your Life to the deepest human instincts," He Said .

"It is a moment that will be With You for always. Done correctly, it can help those who cope Left Behind and it brings comfort for those who die. "

the New government guidelines for The Social service providers say that care at home should still "limit unnecessary visits," but advises, "visits at The End of Life . should continue".

It also describes how the Ministers hope to ensure that the PPE vendors they Need most, including a 24/7 emergency Hotline.

Health Secretary to Matt Hancock big play of the fact members to visit dying family in care facilities may.

This Was already possible, under the guidance, issued on 2. April, but many nursing homes have blocks their visit because of fears over the spread of The Virus , partly transported by a lack of protective equipment.

The same is true for hospitals. It has led to many people with Covid-around died 19 without family or friends to you.

Just because a minister says it is not allowed, it means it will happen.

On The Frontline staff are under enormous pressure and are reluctant to take risks.

the providers are calling for more Tests and PSA, for weeks, in the middle of outbreaks with More Than 2,000 houses.

In Scotland, new figures suggest.

In England and Wales there were. This number is known to be much higher now. Twenty-four residents.

Earlier, the government as well as laboratory capacity increases.

At the press conference, Mr Hancock extended The Promise to test every transition from hospital into social care.

Previous guidance said only The First five residents with Covid-19 symptoms in each care home had to be tested to confirm that an outbreak takes place.

England's care regulator, the Care Quality Commission, says it has begun to book, contact with Health care providers, tests for employees, the self-isolation with coronavirus symptoms.

In response to the said of Mr Hancock's announcements, Labour's shadow minister for social care, Liz Kendall , the workers "really Need to see action and not just words".

she told Bbc News there was sill questions about the strategy of the government, such as those that are tested positive, while in the care can be isolated effectively.

" And you called for "rapid action" to increase the testing and PSA on The Front .

Mr Hancock also announced, to allow a "badge of honor", to identify the nursing staff, "pride and the public, the roll" during the pandemic - in an attempt to increase public recognition of people in care.

And, He Said , supermarkets have been asked to ensure that social care workers have the same priority access as NHS employees.

The Badge Mr Hancock, was, in fact, Care launched in England, which home care provider in the year 2019.

Rehana Azam, national officer of the GMB union, said the care staff "it takes More Than a badge and a Pat on the head, in order to define their invaluable role In Society ".

"you have to protect the protective equipment and the test on The Front right now, your Life ," She Said .

Meanwhile, Mr Hancock said, the restrictions on freedom of movement were "off to work", but warned, "we will not lift these measures until it is safe to do so".

Ministers are legally obliged to assess whether The Rules of work, based on expert advice, carried out every three weeks - with The First review, from Thursday .

Deputy chief scientific adviser, Prof Angela Mclean , said there was still evidence that The Social -distancing measures were the effects on the rate of people who tested positive for Covid-19.

The numbers of coronavirus patients in hospital beds have also fallen, She Said . On Tuesday, The Number fell by 1% in the UK and 5% in London.

"We expect everywhere to be the same. This is not exactly what we see," She Said .

She Said The Number of people in the hospital in London with the coronavirus was faster falls than elsewhere, perhaps because cases rose faster in the capital And Then the people responded to the consultation faster.

NHS bosses have told The Bbc that the hospitals

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