Coronavirus: Matt Hancock says he wants to ensure people have right to say goodbye

The health secretary has said he wants to give people the right to say goodbye to loved ones dying of coronavirus. Speaking at the government’s daily press briefing on the outbreak, he said he had been upset by the stories of people dying without someone by their side
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