Robert Jenrick

Boris Johnson is under the short walks between the times of rest as part of the care he receives, for coronavirus admitted.

The Prime Minister also thanked The Team looking after him for the "great support" he has received, a Downing Street spokesman said.

Mr Johnson was taken to the hospital, and on Sunday , after 10 days tested positive.

Earlier on Friday, his father said, Mr. Johnson, "need to rest" after he was.

Stanley Johnson spoke of his "relief" that his son had begun his recovery, adding that he thought his illness had "got the whole country to realize, this is a serious event".

The No 10 spokesman said: "[Mr Johnson] has talked to his doctors and thanks to the entire clinical team for the incredible care he has received.

"His thoughts are with those affected by the terrible disease. "

Earlier, said the spokesman of the Prime Minister was back on Station and "in a Very Good mood", stressed that Mr Johnson was in an "early stage" of his recovery from a coronavirus.

Nhs England has announced, 866 more people have died in England after testing positive for coronavirus, and separate the figures show there were 48 more in Scotland, and.

Meanwhile, a scientific Advisor Professor Neil Ferguson , who was asked, on Coming Out of lockdown, said it would likely be targeted, "according to age, geography".

Prof Ferguson, of Imperial College London, told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme that the work at the end of the coronavirus lockdown in the UK the "Number One issue and priority" in both the scientific community and in the government. "Every free minute, as it was," He Said .

Talk about what measures might be necessary, to the end of the block, Prof Ferguson said that Britain must have an effective imagine would be greater levels of inspection at community level "to isolate cases".

However, he suggested that the lockout would stay in place for "several weeks".

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for clarity about how long the Prime Minister will be "out of action".

"We need a robust replacement arrangements in place, and we need to know what you are, as soon as possible," He Said .

Meanwhile, the government has launched a campaign, urging people to stay home over the Easter holiday.

It Comes as the housing Secretary Robert Jenrick defended moves his travels, amid reports he disregarded The Rules of lockdown.

The MP for Newark in Nottinghamshire, is said to have travelled from London, a second home in Herefordshire, and, separately, visited his parents in the neighbouring Shropshire, and.

The government has advised against travel to a second home - and urged the people to distance themselves from older relatives.

Mr Jenrick said he had been in London for Ministerial tasks and the left for what He Said was A Family home in Herefordshire, his wife and children.

he added that he visited to deliver his parents, the essentials, including medicines, is allowed by The Rules .

Downing Street, Mr Jenrick, say is not defended, it was "unnecessary travel" for the Minister to commute to and from London back to their family.

"We Are confident that he rules the compliance with social distancing," a spokesman said.

Shadow home secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds said it was "important for the confidence of The Public ," Mr Jenrick explains the purpose of the trip.

But he added that if the case had been delivered to the Secretary of medicine to his parents, "Clearly and distinctly. it fits within The Four exceptions".

Prof Paul Cosford, medical Director for Public Health England, said that the government guidelines were "very clear" that the people must stay home, unless one of four circumstances, including movement, essential shopping for food and medicines, health care and important work.

"I can't comment on that, Mr Jenrick, it sounds As If what he did was in one of The Four guidelines to me, but others obviously have to think more," he told the Today programme.

the government lockdown exit Asked strategy, Prof Cosford said he could "imagine circumstances in which some of the restrictions are to be lifted earlier and some later abolished", but noted that it is still an "awful long way".

in the Meantime, the German Army is donating 60 mobile fans for the NHS. Currently, there are 10,000 is available in the UK, and the government says that the 18,000 are required.

thousands of masks and personal protective equipment (PPE) suitable for the UK is also expected to be at RAF Brize Norton later on Friday from the Nato ally, Turkey.

At the government's daily briefing on Thursday, foreign Minister Dominic Raab - who is Mr Johnson acknowledged, it was hard for people to go in the hope and with their families over Easter, but called for restraint.

Mr Raab was predicted in advance of a Bank Holiday weekend will see the temperatures as high as 26C in London on Saturday, but cooler weather is expected on Sunday .

He Said the lockdown will remain restrictions in place, until the evidence showed, had moved to the United Kingdom over the top of The Virus .

police in the United Kingdom people to remain called home over the Easter weekend, with the police in Northern Ireland, and the forces in Wales swears.

Police Scotland officers will also be on patrol.

Some forces and local authorities said they had to already back-turned-would-be vacationers traveling to popular destinations on Thursday.

Downing Street has given its "full support" for officers in the enforcement of the lockdown rules.

However, some forces were criticised for their handling of the new measures.

On Friday morning, the Cambridge police Twitter account has not posted a statement to "clarify" monitors the "officials" what the people in the super markets to buy.

A previous post suggested the essential "courses, officers were patrolling"-Tesco supermarket at Barhill.

The Force said the first of the post, since deleted, was "over-exuberant" officer.

"The power, the position, in accordance with national guidelines, is that We Are not monitoring what people buy from the supermarket,"

On Thursday, Northamptonshire's chief constable was criticised for Saying - later confirmation that The Force would not be people to judge what you buy.

A series of Easter-themed government will run advertisements in daily Newspapers and on Social Media urging people to stay home during The Holiday .

A government spokesman said: "We understand that people want to spend time with your friends and families this Easter, and we recognize that We Are asking for The Public sacrifices in The Fight against this disease.

"We Are at a crucial moment in the prevention of further transmission of the coronavirus, and so it is important that we continue to follow the government guidance. "

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