Coronavirus: Hancock updates MPs on steps to combat outbreak - BBC News
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the government is working to improve the delivery system of PPE.
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn asks his first question on his return to the backbenches.

After paying tribute to keyworkers "doing such an incredible job" and recognising an "amazing moment in this country's history" as a result, he references warnings from the World Health Organisation about the virus.

He quotes the body's director general, who said the way to tackle coronavirus was to "test, test, test", Mr Corbyn adds: "We didn't do that."

Mr Corbyn says the issue of testing had been raised in the Commons in January and February, and in a meeting he was included in last month, while still Labour leader.

"We are still no way near the level necessary," he says. "Can he assure us there is going to be a really rapid increase in the level of testing and the availability of testing to get on top of this dreadful virus?"

Matt Hancock dismisses the question, saying the development of testing "has been at pace throughout... contrary to the story told by the right honourable gentleman".

He says the government has had its "foot on the gas all the way through because it is incredibly important".