(ANSA) - LONDON, SEPTEMBER 22 - There will not be only the announced restoration of the squeeze on pubs, restaurants and bars (with anticipated co-fire in England at 10pm) among the measures that the Tory government of Boris Johnson is preparing to announce today in the face of the rebound of infections from coronavirus in the United Kingdom.
Among other things, the turning point also includes a slowdown with respect to the encouragement of the population to return to work in recent months: and the return to the appeal to "work from home" addressed to all those who can do so.
This was announced by Minister Michael Gove, fresh from a sitting of the rabbit in the cabinet held this morning to finalize the last measures, subjected in these hours to an ad hoc meeting of the Cobra emergency committee extended by Johnson to the heads of local governments of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In general, the goal is once again to "reduce social interaction to slow down the spread of the virus".
Gove explained, as he tries to avoid the specter of general unlockdown bis.
The complete panorama of the measures will be illustrated later by the premier in the House of Commons.
Johnson will also address a televised message to the action.
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