The U.K. Health Secretary warned people will be banned from leaving their homes to exercise if they flout social distancing rules
U.K. Health Secretary Matt Hancock warned that the government will ban people from leaving their homes to exercise if too many people flout social distancing rules.
Hancock said most people were adhering to social distancing instructions, but said: "Let's not have a minority spoiling it for everybody." Hancock also attempted to quash the notion that the government's policy had been to build up "herd immunity" by allowing around 60 percent of the population to become infected with the virus. publicly in mid-March that herd immunity would indeed be "an important part of controlling this longer term."
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