'We will immediately close all shops selling non-essential goods' UK PM Boris Johnson says all gatherings of more than two people in public will be banned, as he announces new measures to tackle coronavirus
Last week the UK foreign secretary warned against all essential travel - in other words:"Don't go overseas."
The Foreign Office was waiting to assess how difficult it would become to travel but they have concluded there is a tight window now before borders are closed, airports are closed and flights suspended.
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