Britain will once again unite to ClapForCarers in support of the NHS workers on the frontline of the battle against coronavirus
Mr Johnson said:"It was very moving to join in the national clap for the NHS but it's not just the NHS its police, social care workers, teachers and everybody who works in schools, DWP staff... an amazing national effort by the public services, but also by every member of the British public who is volunteering."
Many households across the UK joined in, with some holding signs, cheering and letting off fireworks.George, Charlotte and Louis joined the nation in clapping for NHS workersin the UK after contracting coronavirus - bringing the total number of deaths to 2,352., admitted the UK needs to"massively ramp up" testing for the virus.
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