Boris Johnson's speech to the nation to send us into lockdown: getting everyone to stay at home to protect the NHS to save lives.

We’re providing a coordinated, comprehensive response to coronavirus so every person in this country has the support they need in the coming months.

On 18 March 2020, the Education Secretary announced schools would be closed for the vast majority of pupils until further notice. So far the advice has been that that we should keep schools open to reduce the pressure on the NHS and on other public services.

On 19th March 2020, we introduced to Parliament emergency legislation to strengthen theGovernment’s coronavirus response plans.

We are doing everything we can to protect lives and support the NHS, guided by the best scientists and clinicians in the world.

We’re providing a £330 billion package of loans and guarantees to keep businesses afloat in critical times.

On 17 March 2020, we announced £3.2 million in emergency support for rough sleepers during the coronavirus outbreak.

Public safety and protecting the most vulnerable people in society from coronavirus is our top priority.

On 13 March 2020, we offered updated guidance to people working and living in social care.

Elderly people and those with underlying health conditions are much more likely to develop serious complications from Covid-19.

During the Budget, the Chancellor announced an initial £5 billion response fund to ensure the NHS and public services have the resources they need to tackle Covid-19.

On 17 March, the Chancellor announced a range of measures to support individuals affected by Covid19.3

We are doing everything we can to keep this country, and our people, healthy and financially secure. No one will be penalised for doing the right thing.

On 17 March 2020, the Chancellor announced the latest package of measures to support businesses.