1926
As our lives slowly return to normal, there are some precautions we must take. From next Friday in England, we must all wear a face covering in shops and supermarkets, as well as on public transport. This will protect others and help stop the spread.
1927
We're making sure the NHS has the resources it needs to prepare for winter. But even as we plan for the worst, I strongly believe we should also hope for the best.
1928
This weekend, many of us will be seeing friends, going to the pub or going out to restaurants. As we open the economy back up, we must remember to follow social distancing guidelines. Keep yourself, your family and your community safe.
1929
9: But it has to be right that we take local action in response to local outbreaks - there is no point shutting down a city in one part of the country to contain an outbreak in another part of the country.
1930
1: Our understanding of the epidemiology of coronavirus and intelligence on where it is spreading has vastly improved. This means we can control it through targeted, local action.
1931
Today I announced the next chapter in our coronavirus recovery strategy.
Read my full statement here: gov.uk/government/spe…
1932
Arise Sir Tom! So richly deserved - you have inspired the whole nation with your fantastic fundraising efforts. @captaintommoore
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1933
Today I have announced the next stage in the UK Government's coronavirus recovery strategy.
Read my full statement here: gov.uk/government/spe…
1934
We're getting on with delivering our agenda for the country and taking it forward.
We'll do absolutely everything in our power to prevent a second spike which could overwhelm the NHS.
1935
Yesterday I spoke to the incredible staff at the London Ambulance Service, who work so hard to save lives.
Thank you to all the ambulance staff across the UK, for all of your hard work and support throughout this pandemic.
1936
Congratulations to @AndrzejDuda on your re-election as President of Poland. The UK and Poland have a long, shared history and friendship in Europe, NATO and elsewhere. I look forward to that continuing as we face the challenges and opportunities ahead.
1937
Today I visited the London Ambulance Service to thank them for all their work during the coronavirus pandemic.
We're introducing tougher penalties for aggressive and violent behaviour towards emergency services workers – protecting those who care for us in our time of need.
1938
It was fantastic to be back answering your questions at #PeoplesPMQs yesterday.
You can watch the full episode here: facebook.com/borisjohnson/v…
1939
As we return to the many pubs, restaurants and sports grounds that we love, we must continue to follow the COVID Secure guidelines.
They may take some time to get used to, but by observing them we are all doing our bit to keep ourselves, our families and our communities safe.
1940
Jack Charlton was a football great whose achievements brought happiness to so many. My sympathies are with his family and friends.
1941
Police are always there for us, protecting our neighbourhoods and putting themselves at risk so that we can be safe. It’s a job that demands true courage, perseverance and devotion to others.
I’m delighted that so many have answered the call to serve.
1942
25 years ago, Europe witnessed the worst atrocity on its soil since the Second World War - the genocide in Srebrenica, Bosnia.
Today we mourn and remember the victims of those terrible crimes and stand with the families in their fight for justice.
#Srebrenica25
1943
A farewell befitting a truly great Briton, whose voice and charm will live on to lift the hearts of generations to come. twitter.com/BBCNews/status…
1944
It was great to visit some local businesses in Uxbridge today, and see how they’ve been working hard to make their premises COVID-19 Secure.
If you’re out this weekend be sure to follow the guidelines on social distancing. #StayAlert
1945
Watch me answer your questions in the latest #PeoplesPMQs twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
1946
80 years ago today our brave airmen took to the skies to defend this country. It was these few, as Churchill said, who turned the tide of the war and defended these islands from fascism and tyranny.
Today we remember their bravery and sacrifice. #BattleOfBritain
1947
Your final months of school have coincided with the greatest crisis our country has faced since the Second World War. Thanks to your sacrifice, we have saved hundreds of thousands of lives.
And we can’t wait to see the new world that you’re going to help us to build.
1948
Tomorrow I’ll be hosting another episode of the #PeoplesPMQs.
Send me your questions here: gov.uk/ask
1949
I’m delighted to see record numbers of nurses and midwives now working in our NHS as we work towards delivering 50,000 more nurses in this parliament.
Nurses have saved countless lives during the pandemic and we are so grateful for all that they do for us, and for our NHS.
1950
No one who was in London on 7 July 2005 will ever forget what they experienced that day.
As we remember those who were lost and pledge once again to support those who survived, our message is as clear and simple as it was 15 years ago.
We are not afraid.
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Member of Parliament for Uxbridge and South Ruislip.