Coronavirus: Spread of virus in UK 'likely' says Boris Johnson

A plan to tackle the virus has been agreed and people should carry on as usual, the PM says.

Boris Johnson to say coronavirus poses 'significant challenge' for UK at Cobra meeting

Coronavirus latest news: Boris Johnson says the situation will 'become more significant'

Boris Johnson: We must prepare for a significant expansion in coronavirus cases

Coronavirus: Boris Johnson proposes steps to deal with outbreak as number of cases grows in Britain

Coronavirus: Boris Johnson to outline UK 'battle plan' to combat Covid-19 outbreak

Coronavirus POLL: Should Boris BAN public events in Britain until outbreak ends? VOTE HERE

Boris Johnson to unveil UK’s coronavirus ‘battle plan’

Politics latest news: Boris Johnson hosts joint conference on coronavirus 'battle plan' - watch live

Coronavirus updates LIVE: Government's battle plan revealed by Boris Johnson; flights cancelled

Fears coronavirus threatens 'Boris bounce' in UK construction

UK coronavirus LIVE: Outbreak could see a fifth of UK workers off as Boris Johnson unveils battle plan

The number of coronavirus cases in the UK has jumped to 51 as Boris Johnson unveiled his battle plan to deal with the outbreak.  As Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced 12 more UK cases, the Government's plan to tackle Covid-19 suggested that the outbreak could lead to a fifth of workers being absent. It could also cause the police to drop low-priority cases and force the NHS to delay non-urgent care .

U.K. Leader Boris Johnson Boasts He Has Shaken Hands With Coronavirus Patients

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the public must "make up their own minds" about the greeting, adding that washing hands is "the crucial thing."

Boris Johnson ‘shook hands with everybody’ at hospital housing coronavirus patients

The United Kingdom's top political leader appears unfazed at the prospect of catching the COVID-19 virus.

Coronavirus sick pay laws: Boris Johnson says payment for self-isolating workers will be available from day one not day four

Mr Johnson he will allow 'payment of statutory sick pay from the very first day you are sick instead of four days under the current rules'

Why Boris Johnson’s fortunes will be shaped by coronavirus says PATRICK O’FLYNN

ABOUT the only thing that can safely be said about politics is that it is unpredictable.