THE nation’s roadmap out of lockdown has been revealed, giving the public an idea of when life will return to relative normality. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he is “very optimistic” Covid restrictions in England can be lifted on June 21, but warned “nothing can be guaranteed”. He said his roadmap for easing lockdown measures, laid out this week, was “a cautious but irreversible approach”. Cases in various pockets of Wiltshire have risen in the last week, leading to a cautious welcome from officials and reminders “not to let down your guard.” In Devizes, where weekly cases have increased by 27 in Devizes West and by 17 in Devizes East, Cllr Laura Mayes urged people to adhere to restrictions.
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Staff at St Georges Hospital speak about how they are coping with Covid-19 - BBC Staff at St George s Hospital say they are overwhelmed and feel demoralised as they battle the second wave of the pandemic. Nurses and consultants at the hospital in Tooting admitted that the pandemic has taken it s toll, with some being unable to sleep and crying at the end of their shifts. Before Boris Johnson announced England s new national lockdown, the BBC was given exclusive access to see how the staff were coping with Covid-19. Senior nurse Hannah Packham told the BBC that she cries when she get s home quite a lot at the moment.
Staff at St Georges Hospital speak about how they are coping with Covid-19 - BBC Staff at St George s Hospital say they are overwhelmed and feel demoralised as they battle the second wave of the pandemic. Nurses and consultants at the hospital in Tooting admitted that the pandemic has taken it s toll, with some being unable to sleep and crying at the end of their shifts. Before Boris Johnson announced England s new national lockdown, the BBC was given exclusive access to see how the staff were coping with Covid-19. Senior nurse Hannah Packham told the BBC that she cries when she get s home quite a lot at the moment.