Coronavirus: How dangerous is lifting lockdown?

Coronavirus: How dangerous is lifting lockdown? Lockdown is starting to ease.

Across the UK we can meet more people, while in England some children are back in school and car showrooms and open-air markets have reopened.

But some scientists, even those advising government, have been in mutinous mood - saying ministers are acting too soon.

And the lifting of restrictions has been described as a "dangerous moment" even by England's deputy chief medical officer. BBC News

See also:

• Relaxing lockdown 'risky' and 'political decision' BBC News
• Coronavirus: GPs not told when patients removed from 'shielding lists' BBC News
• Coronavirus: Shielders in England allowed outdoors again from Monday BBC News
• Coronavirus: More than two million in UK waiting for cancer care BBC News
• Coronavirus: UK exceeds 200,000 testing capacity target BBC News
• Coronavirus England: Experts warns end of shielding is 'rushed' The Daily Mail
• Chris Whitty thwarted Boris Johnson's wish to downgrade UK's coronavirus threat level The Daily Mail
• NHS contact tracing system to tackle coronavirus is STILL not working properly The Daily Mail
• Five new drugs to be trialled on NHS Covid-19 patients The Daily Mail
• NHS trusts were told to carry out thousands of tests with two days notice in race to hit 200000 target The Daily Telegraph
• What the new UK lockdown rules mean for you The Daily Telegraph
• Exercise Cygnus: NHS doctor's legal bid to force Government to release papers on pandemic preparedness The Daily Telegraph
• Privacy group prepares legal challenge to NHS test-and-trace scheme The Guardian
• Coronavirus in England: half of those with symptoms not isolating The Guardian
• NHS England 'knew nothing' of change to shielding guidance Health Service Journal
• NHS Test and Trace: Matt Hancock admits he can't say how many people have used Covid-19 contact tracing system five days after it launched iNews