BREAKING: COVID-19 Deaths Go Up In UK By 621 In A Day

BRITAIN’S coronavirus death toll has soared by 621 to 4,974 and with 47,806 infected, including a healthy 35-year-old.

The new figures from the Department of Health showcases today rose by 5,900 – more than yesterday’s rise of 3,735.

In England, the death toll rose to 4,494 after 555 more dies including 29 with no health problems.

The new figures from NHS England show a slightly lower increase in cases from yesterday.

The patients were aged between 33 years and 103 years old, with 29 of the 555, aged between 35 and 95 years old, having no known underlying health condition.

While in Northern Ireland, there have been a further seven deaths – bringing the total to 63.

Wales has reported 12 more deaths – with their total now at 166.

It comes as Health Secretary Matt Hancock this morning threatened to ban exercise outside if Brits won’t stick to lockdown rules – as he blasted sunbathers for refusing to obey them.

But some were still snapped not practicing social distancing as they worked out in parks and cycled in large groups – forcing one London park to shut.

Mr. Hancock told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show today: “We’ve said because of the positive benefits to your physical and your mental health that it’s OK to exercise on your own or with members of your own household.

“But if the result of that is that too many people go out and flout the other rules because they say ‘well if I can exercise then it’s fine for me to do other things’ then I’m afraid we will have to take action.

“If you don’t want us to take the step to ban exercise of all forms outside the home, you have got to follow the rules.

“Let’s not have a minority spoiling it for everybody.”

Yesterday, a five-year-old child became Britain’s youngest coronavirus victim.
The young victim is now believed to be the youngest COVID-19 death in Europe after a 12-year-old girl passed away in Belgium earlier this week.

Previously, Britain’s youngest coronavirus victim was “very healthy” 13-year-old Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab, who died in hospital in London on Monday.

Yesterday, it was revealed five London bus drivers tragically died after contracting coronavirus.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has now blasted commuters who refuse to stay at home and pack onto the crowded bus and tube services still operating on a reduced schedule.