Coronavirus: Does lockdown easing 'follow the science'?
Policymakers say they are following the science on coronavirus. So what does science say about easing lockdown rules?using"baby steps".
And starting the return to school with only some year groups will allow them to assess the impact on infection rates. But Health Secretary Matt Hancock told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the one-person rule would keep gatherings of people from different households small, making it easier to stick to the overarching principle of staying 2m apart.
The best evidence suggests coronavirus is most commonly spread by these droplets entering through the eyes, nose and mouth, either directly or after touching a contaminated object.
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