UK sticking with local measures to control COVID-19 for now -minister
17 Sep 2020 / 15:34 H.
LONDON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Nationwide measures to control the spread of coronavirus in Britain are not currently needed, said junior health minister Edward Argar, adding that the government was sticking with its plan for local lockdowns for now.
"I don't think we're in a place where we would wish to see or need to see national level of restrictions," Argar told BBC radio on Thursday. (Reporting by Sarah Young, editing by Andy Bruce)
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