"But I have to tell you we will rule nothing out and we will certainly wish to consider bringing forward further and faster measures where that is necessary to suppress the peak of the epidemic, to protect our NHS, to minimise casualties and to minimise suffering. The latest R number for London, reported today, was 1.1-1.4, meaning every infected person passes the virus on to at least one other person.Scientists say the R must be kept below 1. ".The Telegraph understands that London is likely to go into a lockdown as early as the weekend under the most dramatic measures yet to curb the spread of coronavirus.The Bill was introduced on Wednesday and could be passed into law by the end of the week. Government sources told CNN on Wednesday that discussions had taken place concerning what role the armed forces could play in enforcing any lockdown measures.Scientists believe that the spread of the virus is more advanced in London than in the rest of the UK, and there are concerns that not enough residents here are heeding the advice to work from home and stop going to bars, restaurants and other public places.Asked at the UK government's daily coronavirus press conference on Wednesday about whether London would see further legal restrictions, Johnson said: "We live in land of liberty, as you know, and it's one of the great features of our lives we don't tend to impose those sorts of restrictions on people in this country. Khan previously said London is only “two or three days behind” coronavirus hotspots in the north west and north east of England. The UK government is considering a partial lockdown in London to stem the spread of novel coronavirus, amid concerns that residents in the capital are …
They would mirror those taken in some European countries: In France, residents face a fine if they are unable to justify a decision to be outside.A source close to the office of the London mayor told CNN that as of Wednesday, officials in City Hall were not aware of the plans yet and had not been party to any government thinking. 'Also, if people have tested positive, or if people have been in close contact with somebody who tests positive, that they self-isolate,' he said. 'It is increasingly likely that, in London, additional measures will soon be required to slow the spread of the virus. 'The reason for that is to minimise the amount of hours people spend socialising, which can increase the risk of the virus spreading. All schools, bars, restaurants, cinemas and gyms were closed across the UK from Friday. Its infection rate has risen 42.35 per cent from to 8.5 to 12.1. In reality, tens of thousands of people in London will already have the disease.A well-placed Whitehall source said an announcement would be made "by the weekend" and is likely to be put in place in time for Saturday night. 'We will be considering some of the measures which have already been imposed in other parts of the UK. It's understood measures could include a 10pm curfew on pubs and … "The 1984 Public Health Control of Diseases Act, which was strengthened earlier this year by the Department of Health and Social Care, allows for individuals to be kept in isolation for their own safety. "The Mayor wants fast action as we cannot risk a delay, as happened in March. London's is showing an uptick along with the North East and North West. 'Those that get a test are sent miles and miles away, and those that have done the test aren't getting their results for days. London lockdown: Government to shut capital 'by weekend' under Coronavirus Bill Emergency plans will enforce closure of restaurants, bars, pubs and cinemas, and restrict use of … '.The most recent situation report from Public Health England, published today and based on data in the week to September 13, reveals which boroughs of London are moving into dangerously high levels of infection.Redbridge is at the top of the table both for the highest infection rate (34.2), up 16.7 per cent from the week prior (29.3).Following in order are Hounslow (32.5), Barking and Dagenham (29.3), Enfield (27.3), Newham (27), Ealing (26.9), Luton (26.2), Hackney (25.7), Tower Hamlets (25.5), and Hammersmith and Fulham (24.8).Eleven boroughs of the 32 have seen infections rate either decrease or stay the same, an improvement on the five reported last week.But some boroughs which had been listed last Friday as seeing cases slow have now drastically jumped to the top of the table.Camden has seen cases increase by the most amount in seven days, up 80.7 per cent from 11.4 to 20.6, despite being one of the few to appear steady the week before.Bexley is also among the top ten areas with a spike in cases.
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