Over recent years, many people have suggested that I keep a diary of the events that I have witnessed in Westminster and Whitehall.

The Chancellor is today taking further action to support businesses large and small, by helping banks approve loans as quickly as possible.

We have launched a new plan to dramatically ramp up Coronavirus testing so that by the end of this month, we can carry out 100,000 tests every day in England. But in the meantime, the most important thing to do is for people to stay at home

The Government has launched an unprecedented package of financial assistance for individuals, business and the self-employed affected by the coronavirus. This is one of the most wide-reaching support programmes on offer anywhere in the world.

The Government’s Rapid Response Unit is continuing to work with departments across Whitehall and social media companies to combat the spread of false information about coronavirus - ensuring the public has the right information to protect themselves and save lives.

The Prime Minister is writing a letter to every household across the UK, outlining the guidance everyone must follow. The letter also thanks our NHS and social care staff who are working round the clock, as well as the more than 750,000 people who have volunteered to protect others.

The NHS has issued a call for volunteers to support the 1.5 million extremely vulnerable people who have been asked to stay at home to shield themselves from coronavirus for twelve weeks.

Brandon urges everyone to follow the new Government rules to restrict the spread of the Coronavirus and provides useful information to find important advice and support. 

The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has made a statement to the nation as to what action we must ALL take to protect ourselves, our families and our communities from the Coronavirus. These include strict restrictions to prevent the spread of the virus. Please read carefully.

We can turn the tide against coronavirus in the next twelve weeks – everyone will need to help to ensure people get the support they need to stay at home. This will mean we can protect our NHS and save thousands of lives.