British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will outline rules on travel between different parts of England on Monday, his housing minister Robert Jenrick said on Sunday, repeating that there would be no national lockdown to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
Asked whether the new measures due on Monday would include rules on travel between parts of England, Jenrick told Times Radio: “The rules and guidelines the prime minister will set out tomorrow will explain how we will treat
travel between different places ... but we’ve always been clear that essential travel for work, for education, for important life events needs to be preserved whenever we can do.”Reporting by Elizabeth Piper; Editing by Gareth Jones
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