Matt Hancock tells sunbathers: 'You are putting lives at risk'

Health secretary Matt Hancock said that people should not go outside to sunbathe, even if they practice social distancing. Speaking to Sophy Ridge on Sky News, Hancock said: 'We are absolutely clear that you should not leave your home unless it is for one of four reasons: for medical reasons, to buy food, to go to work if you can't work at home, or for exercise.' "We're crystal in the guidance on what people should do – that guidance is backed up by law. It is not a request, it is a requirement in law.' 
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