The UK is seeing a downward trend in the number of people in hospital with coronavirus, but it is "too early" to say if the country is winning the fight, a health chief says.
Professor Stephen Powis, the national medical director of NHS England, said the most marked decreases in Covid-19 hospitalisations have been in London and the Midlands.
He credited Britons obeying the lockdown and social distancing measures for the apparent decline in new cases and a plateauing in deaths.
However, Professor Powis said the lockdown has "begun to pay off" but warned cases could soar and there could be a second wave if Britons begin become complacent.