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For any copyright, please send me a message. ย COFFEE shops, estate agents and restaurants could be the first to reopen, says a report seen by ministers. ย They are deemed to offer the greatest boost to the crippled economy, but the smallest risk of transmitting the disease. โ ๏ธ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates ย To ensure they are safe, all premises will first have to undergo revamps to ensure social distancing, by installing screens or big distances between tables. ย The new thinking is laid out in a report – seen by The Sun – authored by Tory peer Lord Gadhia and GlaxoSmithKline chairman Sir Jonathan Symonds. ย Calling for a limited reopening of high streets, the pair say Britain must โlearn to live with Covidโ as it canโt be fully defeated until a vaccine is mass produced in 12 to 18 months time. ย Its emergence comes as stand-in leader Dominic Raab prepares to announce the lockdown will be extended by at least another three weeks. ย As Boris Johnson continues to convalesce, the Foreign Secretary will chair a COBRA committee meeting tomorrow afternoon to rubber stamp the decision to extend the nationโs virtual house arrest until May 7, when it will be reviewed again. LOCKDOWN ESCAPE ย With the lockdown to stem the contagion now set to last at least six weeks, ministers are desperate to find a safe escape route because of the economic disaster it is inflicting. ย In their report, being circulated across Whitehall, Lord Gadhia and Sir Jonathan argue: โThe initial focus for reopening the economy should be on sectors that have the greatest multiplier effects with minimum risks – such as coffee shops and restaurants which support agriculture. ย โThe property market is another that has wide multiplier effects. ย โWe need to avoid a stop-start economy which would sap public morale and damage business confidence yet further.โ ย Releasing younger generation back into the economy and re-opening schools should also be prioritised, they argue. ย Italy and Spain have already started lifting some restrictions, and German leader Angela Merkel held talks today with regional leaders to start laying out a timetable. ย Pensioners may only be allowed out to shop for one hour a day when the lockdown ends to limit their exposure to coronavirus, a World Health Organisation advisor has said. ย Prof David Heymann, an infectious diseases expert at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, also said younger people would also continue to have to stay away from them. ย The Government again refused to spell out its thinking on how the lockdown will one day end. EXIT STRATEGY ย Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer demanded it publish an exit strategy by the end of the week. ย Insisting โdecisions need to be taken nowโ to pla
