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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to face MPs on Monday afternoon and will publish a 50-page document setting out further details of his ‘road map’.

The firm said it will also reopen a ‘handful of takeaway-only stores’.

Chief Superintendent Phil Dolby, who spent 26 days in hospital, criticised some people’s ‘blase’ attitude to the lockdown.

Adult capybaras can reach the size of sheep.

Boris Johnson said people who cannot work from home should be ‘actively encouraged’ to return to their jobs.

There will be no milestone dates in the plan, with progress only envisaged when certain scientific and public health criteria are met.

The supermarket said this is the first time the fuel has been ‘sold nationally’ for less than £1 per litre since February 2016.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a collapse in demand for travel.

The lockdown latest has given newspapers plenty to chew over.

It comes as traditional broadcasters face the threat of streaming platforms.

People can exercise more than once a day and garden centres can reopen.

Boris Johnson’s path out of coronavirus lockdown leads many Monday papers, along with reactions to his speech.

Government officials said tennis, water sports, angling and golf would be permitted as long as social distancing was enforced.

Mr Johnson offered ‘the shape of a plan’ to ease the lockdown he imposed on March 23.

The Police Federation of England & Wales says the new guidance comes after a week of mixed messages.

The public will hope to get clarity around a number of issues over the coming days.

The Prime Minister said that though he hoped some venues could begin to open within months, the UK should ‘not be driven by economic necessity’.