Professor Neil Ferguson, a leading professor of mathematical biology at Imperial College London, has said the Government may relax lockdown measures once Covid-19 cases are lower
Social-distancing measures in Britain could be relaxed in "a few weeks' time" if the spread of coronavirus eases and testing steps up, according to a Government scientific advisor.
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