This Week
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| First episode date | January 12, 2003 |
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| Final episode date | July 18, 2019 |
| Presented by | Andrew Neil |
| Networks | BBC One |
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| ID | 1126576 |
About This Week
This Week was a BBC One current affairs and politics TV programme, screened late on Thursday evenings. It was hosted by former Sunday Times editor Andrew Neil, with a panel of two commentators, one each from the right and left of the political spectrum.
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Coronavirus: to proclaim Johnson, 4. July re-opening on Tuesday
Boris Johnson will announce his plans in Parliament on Tuesday
Boris Johnson announced on Tuesday the shops open again at 4. July and is the result of a review of the 2m social distancing, as a rule, Not says 10.
The PM to discuss England's approach to the two topics with the Covid-19 strategy Committee on Monday.
On Tuesday, he will advise Cabinet on possible changes before an update to Parliament on The Next steps of the lockdown easing.
be warned But Not 10 in front of it, that would be moved, "The First to be undone" if they led to an increase in The Virus .
Earlier, health Secretary to Matt Hancock said that he "very much hope", the 2m rule is lowered to cut with the help of "mitigating measures" The Risk of transmission.
Labour's shadow health Secretary, Jon Ashworth , said his party "would be ready, [the suggestions] carefully", but its support depend, and on other protective measures introduced.
Mr Johnson said earlier that the government "stick like glue".
In phase two, the beginning of June, The Plan allows the opening of non-essential retail and The Return of more students to the school.
When the PM announced the "timetable", He Said phase three would allow to re several pubs, restaurants, cinemas and other catering establishments-open at the beginning of July "at the earliest".
2m is or is not 2m?in the case of Some Tory MPs and members of the hospitality area were 1m appeal to the government to reduce the 2m-rule, to open as many places would not be able to otherwise.
The World health organization recommends a distance of at least 1m (just over 3ft), but the British government, apart to say the scientific advisers that 1m in addition to carries up to 10 times The Risk of 2m.
The Other Nations of the UK are yet to announce, to modify any of the plans, the 2m-distance rule.
No 10 said: "detailed instructions" would be published, for each" sector, i.e. companies, which can be opened Covid-secure" as part of a Declaration.
In his speech on Tuesday, the PM is expected to warn The Public , you need to keep you follow The Social distancing guidelines "the coronavirus is under Control ".
He will also reaffirm the commitments for the use of the NHS-to identify, Test and Trace system, and to Control local outbreaks, by "targeted locks to have".
A No 10 spokesman said: "The Reason We Are able to move forward This Week , because the vast majority of people have taken steps to contain The Virus .
"open the more we look, the more important it is that each of the rules of social distance.
"We will not hesitate to put the hand brake to stop The Virus running out of Control . "
Source of news: bbc.com
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