It's Monday, April 27th and Boris Johnson is back at work.

I'm Sean Ramis-Furham and this is your coronavirus update from today explained.

Bojo has fully resumed his post as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom first up for Boris,

dealing with a lockdown.

A bunch of MPs want to reopen.

Boris is saying, hold your horses, speaking outside 10 Downing Street, he said today.

I know it is tough and I want to get this economy moving as fast as I can, but I refuse

to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the British people and to risk a second

major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the NHS.

Way down under in New Zealand they're saying they've managed to stop community transmission

of COVID-19 with new cases in the single digits Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the virus

was currently eliminated starting Tuesday, some non-essential business will resume in

the country, but most people will still be required to remain at home and avoid social

gatherings.

We are opening up the economy, but we're not opening up people's social lives Ardern

said at her daily briefing, meanwhile in the United States of America.

States are easing lockdown restrictions even though we have the most confirmed cases

and deaths of any country in the world and by all accounts nowhere near enough testing

the right honorable Dr. Deborah Birx, coordinator of the White House's coronavirus task force

says it's going to be a lonely summer social distancing must continue even as the weather

turns.

In the golden state where the weather has already turned, Governor Gavin Newsom reminded

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