Two metre rule has no basis, say Oxford University experts Coronavirus resistance among children ‘primed’ by up to 12 common colds per year Deaths in London back to normal levels for first time during coronavirus crisis Tory MPs rage against the two-metre rule… but would cutting it save our pubs? Corona-cautious or gung-ho… where do you stand on the pandemic Fear-o-Meter? Subscribe to The Telegraph, free for one month Spain is considering imposing a quarantine on visitors from the United Kingdom when it opens its borders next week in reciprocity to a similar measure imposed by London, Spanish Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya said on the BBC. “We will be checking what the UK will be doing and we will be in a dialogue with the UK to see whether or not we should be introducing reciprocity as they have different measures than the rest of the European Union,” Gonzalez Laya said in an interview with the BBC. Meanwhile, more than two million children have done virtually no schoolwork during the lockdown, a study has found. One in five pupils in the UK – equating to around 2.3 million children – either did no home learning at all or less than one hour a day, according to a new report by University College London’s Institute of Education. The total known Covid-19 death toll – including cases where the virus is listed on a death certificate is now at 52,233 across the UK, according to the latest figures from the Office of National Statistics.
