Boris Johnson has said the UK is "now seeing a second wave coming in" and that it was "inevitable" coronavirus would hit the country again.

'UK is now seeing second wave of coronavirus', Boris Johnson warns

The government is looking at introducing additional social-distancing measures on a national basis.

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New laws to restrict social gatherings to fewer than six people came into force on Monday.

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New measures are expected to be announced for the North East on Thursday and will come into effect at midnight.

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It comes as Lord Keen resigns as Advocate General for Scotland amid reports he was unhappy about the controversial Bill.

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It was a busy day for the prime minister, who took questions from the Liaison Committee just hours after facing Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner at PMQs.

PM says UK 'doesn't have enough' Covid tests but pledges huge increase

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner, in her first Prime Minister's Questions, urged Mr Johnson to "get some skates on" before a "winter crisis hits" care homes.

PM told 'get some skates on' and improve Covid testing before 'winter crisis'

People unable to get Covid-19 tests in Bolton have turned up at the hospital’s A&E department

Boris Johnson to face MPs as testing ‘failure’ puts NHS under ‘huge pressure’

Last week Nancy Pelosi said there would be “absolutely no chance” of a trade deal if Britain overrides the Brexit deal with Brussels.

Boris Johnson warned by EU and US politicians not to break Brexit deal

The Prime Minister says legislation is needed to prevent an ‘extreme and unreasonable’ interpretation of the Withdrawal Agreement by the EU.

Johnson’s new Brexit Bill clears first Commons hurdle

Boris Johnson’s controversial plan to override key elements of the Brexit deal he signed with Brussels has cleared its first Commons hurdle despite deep misgivings by some senior Tories.

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Boris Johnson defended his controversial plan to allow ministers to tear up the Brexit divorce deal by suggesting the European Union was being unreasonable and failing to negotiate in good faith.

PM defends power to break international law in face of Tory revolt

The ex-PM said he had "grave misgivings" about proposals to row back on some aspects of the Withdrawal Agreement, following Theresa May, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair and John Major in attacking the plan.

David Cameron becomes latest ex-PM to criticise Boris Johnson's Brexit plan

Even Johnson's fans are beginning to question whether his undoubted political skills are the prime ministerial ones required for this most challenging of ages.

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Boris Johnson’s former attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, has said it would be “unconscionable” to override the Brexit divorce deal, as the Tory rebellion against the controversial legislation grew.

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