Coronavirus morning update: Holiday surge expected and calculator that spots most at risk
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Saturday morning. We'll have another update for you tomorrow morning.following the announcement on Friday that England's travel rules are to be eased. Travel agents said they had seen an uptick in bookings after Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced the amber list was being scrapped and testing rules were being relaxed. Thomas Cook said it expected this weekend to be the busiest of the year so far.
. The treatment, approved just last month, uses a pair of laboratory-made antibodies to attack the virus. It was used as part of the suite of experimental medicines given to US President Donald Trump last year when he contracted the virus.
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