Coronavirus: Prime Minister's Questions - BBC News
Boris Johnson hints that further measures to ease the lockdown in England will be announced later.
The leader of the SNP in Westminster, Ian Blackford, is next up by video link. He starts by referring to comments made by the PM in front of the Liaison Committee, saying he did not read all the scientific papers on coronavirus.

"No wonder it took so long on quarantine measures," he says. "This has been a complete shambles and too little, too late".

He asks the PM which papers he has read on the 2m social distancing rule, to which Mr Johnson replies he has read a "huge amount".

The PM then confirms the 2m should be kept under review.

Mr Blackford says the cabinet has discussed reducing the distance, but "that is not the experts advice right now".

He adds: "People are losing confidence in this government... will the prime minister continue to ignore the experts or start following the advice of those who have read the scientific papers?"

Johnson says "the people of this country are overwhelmingly following the guidance" and tomorrow the Commons will hear more on test and trace, which will labour this point.

He adds: "There are all sorts of views about the 2m view, but clearly as the incidents of the disease come down, the statistical likelihood of being infected goes down."