Coronavirus: Easing restrictions will 'take a long time' - BBC News
The government's chief medical adviser spoke of the need for a vaccine or drugs to treat the coronavirus.
The UK will have to live with some disruptive social measures for at least the rest of the year, the government's chief medical adviser has said.

Speaking at a press conference, Prof Chris Whitty described the chances of an available vaccine or drugs to treat coronavirus in the next calendar year as "incredibly small".