United Kingdom is ready to shift from 'stay home' to "stay alert". The social distancing message is being modified as the country is hoping to ease the lockdown restrictions.

COVID-19: UK to now shift from 'stay home' to 'stay alert'

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to announce limited changes to coronavirus lockdown measures that have been in place for nearly seven weeks.

UK PM Boris Johnson to launch COVID-19 alert system | World News

The Bank of England expects UK'S economy to fall by 14% in 2020. The country could face its worse economic collapse in 300 years. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Coronavirus | The abysmal state of British economy

With each passing day, the UK's misery is only increasing and the coronavirus is behind the economic seizure. It is the second most-affected country in the world due to the pandemic.

UK economy faces deepest downturn

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Wednesday he could order lockdown lifting starting next week. Johnson was speaking the day after the country's official virus death toll overtook Italy's to become the highest in Europe, with more than 32,000 fatalities related to COVID-19 -- behind only the United States in the global tallies, according to AFP.

UK PM Johnson says country could start easing virus lockdown next week

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro held a rally amid the Coronavirus outbreak. Meanwhile, In Pakistan - Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi lost his cool when a journalist asked him about social distancing.

Gravitas: Leaders who chose to ignore social distancing rules

Why political leaders don't get social distancing? There's a palpable sense of fear about how infectious the coronavirus is. Also read: Coronavirus: Italy reopens with strict guidelines after nearly two months Rich or poor, young or old, nobody's immune to this virus, not even top political leaders.

Political leaders defy their own by breaking 'self-made' coronavirus protocols!

Children in approximately one-fifth of the homes in the United Kingdom are ''deprived'' of proper food to eat. The number of households with children going hungry has doubled since lockdown began, as millions of people struggle to afford food according to data revealed by the Food Foundation.

UK: One-fifth homes are 'deprived' of food amid pandemic

Boris Johnson and his fiancée Carrie Symonds have named their newborn son Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas, partly as a tribute to two of the intensive care doctors

UK PM Boris Johnson and partner name new baby boy

The British government had a contingency plan for Prime Minister Boris Johnson's death as he battled COVID-19 in intensive care last month, he said in an interview with The Sun newspaper. Johnson, 55, spent 10 days in isolation in Downing Street before he was taken to London's St Thomas' Hospital where he spent three nights in intensive care.

UK PM Boris Johnson opens up on his hospital stay & recovery

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson in an interview said that the doctors had a contingency plan ready when his health started getting worsening because of the novel coronavirus.

Boris Johnson says doctors had contingency plans ready if he died of coronavirus

The United Kingdom (UK) government is expected to unveil plans to ease the lockdown in the country. The UK government will be revealing the plan this week. This is after the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the country, which was one of the worst-hit by coronavirus, is past the peak of the outbreak.

UK government to come up with a post-lockdown plan soon

The United Kingdom's COVID-19 death toll rose 621 to 28,131 as of May 1, just short of Italy which has had the deadliest novel coronavirus outbreak among European countries. The figure was announced on Saturday (May 2) by housing minister Robert Jenrick at the daily Downing Street media briefing.

COVID-19 death toll in UK surpasses Spain & France

Boris Johnson and his fiancée Carrie Symonds have named their newborn son Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas, partly as a tribute to two of the intensive care doctors who they said had saved the British leader's life as he battled COVID-19 complications.

Boris Johnson's son named after doctors who 'saved' PM's life

United Kingdom has met its target of carrying out more than 1,00,000 tests for pandemic Coronavirus (COVID-19).

UK meets its target of carrying out more than 1,00,000 COVID-19 tests

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday (April 30) said Britain was now past the peak of its coronavirus outbreak and promised to set out a lockdown exit strategy next week, despite rising deaths and criticism of his government's response.

UK PM Boris Johnson: UK did the right thing at the right time

Londoners welcomed the news that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's fiancee, Carrie Symonds, gave birth to a baby boy on Wednesday (April 29). The baby was born at a London hospital slightly earlier than had been expected.

Boris Johnson welcomes a baby boy: How twitter reacted to the news

A new report claims that the British govt 'sleepwalked' into the Coronavirus disaster. It says that all warnings about an impending crisis fell on deaf ears at 10 Downing Street.

Gravitas: Coronavirus: Did Britain 'sleepwalk' into a disaster?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds have announced the birth of their first baby boy. The baby was delivered at a government-run hospital in London on Wednesday.

Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds welcome a baby boy

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has returned to 10 Downing Street. Meanwhile Russia has surpassed China's tally of Coronavirus cases.

Gravitas: Coronavirus: The big global developments for April 27

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to return to work soon after his recovery from COVID-19, as pressure mounts on his government to explain how to get Britain out of lockdown.

Boris Johnson set to return to office as pressure mounts to explain UK virus plan

Boris Johnson's government on Saturday was embroiled in a political row after it emerged his chief advisor attended meetings of the main scientific group advising ministers on the coronavirus pandemic in Britain.

Political row hits UK govt as virus death toll nears 20,000

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is recovering well from grave COVID-19 complications and will be back at work soon. "He is all fine now, as he is fully recovering, doing what we are asking people across the country to do, he is taking the advice of the medical experts and the doctors and doing as the doctors outlined him to do," Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said on Thursday.

UK PM Boris Johnson to be back at work soon

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COVID-19: UK to now shift from 'stay home' to 'stay alert'

UK PM Boris Johnson to launch COVID-19 alert system | World News

Gravitas: Coronavirus | The abysmal state of British economy

UK economy faces deepest downturn

UK PM Johnson says country could start easing virus lockdown next week

Gravitas: Leaders who chose to ignore social distancing rules

Political leaders defy their own by breaking 'self-made' coronavirus protocols!

UK: One-fifth homes are 'deprived' of food amid pandemic

UK PM Boris Johnson and partner name new baby boy

UK PM Boris Johnson opens up on his hospital stay & recovery

Boris Johnson says doctors had contingency plans ready if he died of coronavirus

UK government to come up with a post-lockdown plan soon

COVID-19 death toll in UK surpasses Spain & France

Boris Johnson's son named after doctors who 'saved' PM's life

Boris Johnson's son named after doctors who 'saved' PM's life

UK meets its target of carrying out more than 1,00,000 COVID-19 tests

UK PM Boris Johnson: UK did the right thing at the right time

Boris Johnson welcomes a baby boy: How twitter reacted to the news

Gravitas: Coronavirus: Did Britain 'sleepwalk' into a disaster?

Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds welcome a baby boy

Gravitas: Coronavirus: The big global developments for April 27

Boris Johnson set to return to office as pressure mounts to explain UK virus plan

Political row hits UK govt as virus death toll nears 20,000

UK PM Boris Johnson to be back at work soon