Newspaper headlines: 'Sickening abuse' and 'overzealous' police warning
The Guardian reports that police chiefs are drawing up new guidance warning forces not to"overreach" in enforcing the coronavirus lockdown. The paper says it comes amid growing concern some forces are going beyond their legal powers to stop the spread of the disease, with one issuing a summons to a household for shopping for non-essential items.
A lack of coronavirus testing has led to a “furious row” among ministers, the Daily Mail reports, as it emerged that one in four NHS doctors is either ill or in quarantine. The paper says testing for the virus is well below that of other countries, and there is concern that tests introduced for NHS staff this weekend are “too little, too late”.
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