The UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, is facing widespread criticism this week after defending his chief advisor over a series of alleged breaches of lockdown restrictions.
New quarantine rules will be introduced for people entering the UK from abroad from June 8th the UK government has announced. People arriving into the UK will need to self isolate for 14 days to help slow the spread of coronavirus.
It was announced over the weekend that the European Commission would not be examining presidential elections in Poland under the EU’s Article 7 procedure.
In a press conference on Saturday, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that outdoor sporting areas, including football pitches, tennis courts, shooting ranges, go-kart tracks, and horse stables would be open as of May 4 as part of Phase II of easing lockdown restrictions.
The Polish government yesterday revealed an unprecedented economic support plan as countries around the world struggle with the economic damage caused by the ongoing pandemic.
Efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19 suffered a setback yesterday as the number of cases rose sharply, with Poland reporting the largest increase in new cases since the first case was confirmed on 4 March. As of yesterday evening, 52 new cases had been reported, with the Ministry of Health reporting an additional 28 cases
In the latest coronavirus updates, markets have continued to plummet as the US and UK stock exchanges yesterday suffered their worst performance since Black Monday in 2008.
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