George Eustice
George Eustice said “food-to-go outlets” were never mandated to close when the coronavirus lockdown was imposed.
Following the announcements from the devolved governments of Wales and Scotland on continuing lockdown, Environment Secretary faces the nation to explain the UK’s stance on lockdown plans.
Government officials hold a daily briefing to update on the coronavirus outbreak in the United Kingdom.
The government has emphasised that there is "plenty" of food in the supply chain.
Environment secretary George Eustice also confirms supermarket staff will be on a list of key workers whose children can go to school during the coronavirus crisis.
Move comes as red tape relaxed to allow food stores more time to stock up overnight.
The UK is expected to set out its negotiating position for a free trade deal with the US in the next fortnight.
George Eustice says the government is not "a one-man show".
Hustings event also sees Dominic Raab refusing to rule out ending the parliamentary session to drive through Brexit.
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