Minister defends 'stay alert' advice amid backlashpublished at 19:51 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
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The MP for Wellingborough is calling for any lifting of coronavirus restrictions to be presented to the House of Commons first, before the media.
Conservative Peter Bone joined Commons speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle to express "regret" at the Prime Minister's plan to make a major announcement on how the UK will exit the lockdown to journalists before informing MPs.
Mr Bone has called for the timing of the statement to be reconsidered, moving it from Sunday to Monday when MPs will be sitting.
In the House of Commons, Mr Bone urged the secretary of state for health to agree "that statements should be made first of new government policy in this House and would he advise the government that they put off making the statement on Sunday to Monday and have a statement in the House?".
Matt Hancock, health secretary, replied to say he would pass on the concerns and "ensure that they are looked into".
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