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Have Boris Johnson's five key tests that must be met to ease lockdown been met?
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Britain has passed the peak of coronavirus infections, Boris Johnson has said. The Prime Minister promised he would now set out a "road map" for easing lockdown restrictions next week - despite fears deaths in care homes may be increasing and PPE levels are still not being met.
Has the Government met the five tests it says must be reached before the lockdown measures can be adjusted? Test 1. The NHS has the capacity to provide critical care right across the UK The first test is whether Britain has the capacity to look after those seriously ill with coronavirus - which can be measured by spare beds in intensive care.
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