london british prime minister borisjohnson will tell people on tuesday to work from home and will impose new curbs on pubs bars and restaurants in a bid to tackle the swiftly accelerating second wave of the coronavirus outbreakin an address to parliament at 1130 gmt and then to the nation at 1900 gmt johnson will stop some way short of a full national lockdown of the sort he imposed in marchwe know this wont be easy but we must take further action to control the resurgence in cases of the virus and protect the nhs johnson will say according to excerpts of his remarks distributed by his downing street officethe measures come after senior medics warned on monday that britain faced an exponentially growing death rate within weeks unless urgent action was takennew covid19 cases are rising by at least 6000 a day in britain according to weekold data hospital admissions are doubling every eight days and the testing system is bucklingthe new curbs will restrict the hospitality sector to table service only by lawjust weeks after urging people to start returning to work johnson will advise them to work from home if they can he will also order all pubs bars restaurants and other hospitality sites across england to start closing at 10 pm from thursdayone of the things we are going to emphasise is that if it is possible for people to work from home we are going to encourage them to do so michael gove the minister for the cabinet office told sky newsthere is going to be a shift in emphasiswhile millions across england scotland wales and northern ireland are already under some form of restriction johnson is not expected to announce a fully fledged lockdown of the kind seen in marchlockdownbritain will face an exponentially growing death rate from covid19 unless the government moves urgently chris whitty the governments chief medical officer and patrick vallance its chief scientific adviser saidthe united kingdom already has the biggest official covid19 death toll in europe and the fifth largest in the world while it is borrowing record amounts in an attempt to pump emergency money through the damaged economygove one of johnsons most senior ministers said there were many roles that could not be performed at home in areas from manufacturing and construction to retailwe need to balance obviously the need to ensure that people can continue to work and indeed critically continue to go to school and benefit from education against taking steps to try to reduce the virus which is why if we can limit or appropriately restrain social contact that is what we are trying to do he saidthe second shutdown begins read the frontpage headline of the daily telegraph while the daily mail said uk slammed into reverseshares in britains listed pubs and restaurant groups fell sharply on monday in anticipation of the move while there is no consistent policy nationwide the move will advance closing time by at least