Labour is urging the government to put well-being at the heart of its lockdown strategy, amid uncertainty from further restrictions.
With England poised to face further restrictions gyms, swimming pools and other sports face closure making it more difficult for people to exercise. Labour is calling for ministers to explain how they plan to help the public stay fit and healthy during this time.
The opposition party poses three questions:

Everyone living or working in Liverpool will now be offered coronavirus testing in the first pilot of whole city testing in England.

New plans to put improvements in air quality at the heart of Scotland’s green recovery have been set out by the Scottish Government.
Scottish ministers are consulting on a number of proposals to further reduce air pollution, including potential controls on the supply of wet wood and house coal.

A review will be conducted into Nottingham City Council over issues associated with the council’s private energy company Robin Hood Energy.

The Future Social Care Coalition has argued that an immediate £3.9 billion emergency support fund is needed for the care sector.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has launched a review that will help women be assured of the necessary provision of toilets.
Evidence shows that increasing numbers of publicly accessible toilets are being converted into ‘gender neutral’ facilities, causing problems for women and the elderly in particular.
The review, launched to ensure better provision of toilets for women and men, will also look at signage, which should be clearer and use sex-specific language, to avoid confusion.

The Furlough scheme has been extended for a month with employees receiving 80 per cent of their current salary for hours not worked.

The government has been urged to bring back the Everyone In scheme to protect rough sleepers during the country's second national lockdown.

Jonathan Ashworth has stressed that the next weeks must be used to expand testing and fix contact tracing to avoid the mistakes of the summer. 

Islington Council has taken delivery of six Renault ZOEs for use by the Voids Team within its Housing Property Services division.